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Empathy is such a powerful thing.

Sympathy, not so much, but empathy.

When you meet someone and they can't solve your problem,

but they have walked through a similar path,

experience what you've experienced.

And when they go, oh, I know, you know, wow, yeah, they, they really know, that they actually

feel what you feel. The other side of that or another aspect of that is here's something we've all

experienced, and really probably in every season, that we've run into someone who was able, or we

heard about someone who was able to put words around what we were feeling.

And sometimes you don't even know what you're feeling. You just, you know, you're feeling something

and you're frustrated or you're afraid or you have questions. And then somebody says something,

you read something for most of us. I know for me, it's often song lyrics. Then you hear a song and you're

like, oh, I love that song. And it may not even be your genre. It may not even be your, you know, people are like, that's not my favorite, but

there's like one or two lines sometimes in a song when a lyricist just expresses perfectly

what you're feeling. And in some ways, it becomes like a soundtrack for your life. And some of us,

you know, we've lived long enough,

you can think back to different soundtracks for different seasons where some lyricists just

captured what you were feeling. And there was something about knowing that you're not the

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