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Sane feeling same experience

Bro see here in TN how Tamil busines owners treat north indian labour..no proper food, long hours of work, no proper toilet facility, living under asbestos sheets..north or south all are same

Absolutely true

@@tamilant8723 very true. I am totally against that as well

Thought of commenting vadakkans are all like that only then I see a gentleman named tamilian how owner treat North Indian in Tamilnadu 😑 he is absolutely right 😑

Very good person your information is very nice thankyou bro

Thank you for the kind words Kowsalya

No bro even some indians doing this..sad to say even some Tamils running business doing this..

Thank you Prasanth for the kind words. I wish a great life to you in UK and all the best for your studies

Bro is it worth to study in UK ??

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Thank you😊

Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Heart of combat

Happy for you brother! All the best for your future

Welcome brother ❤

1. I’m sorry that you were made to work with your hands bleeding and blah blah blah but how can you justify it turns you into a responsible adult ? The point you are making is utter bullshit. 2. If cleaning toilets come under the scope of work then it has to be done no matter what… even if I get paid in cash or SIN…. That’s has nothing to do with keeping the area clean and other things you quote. 3.What does treating domestic help has to do with the abuse students are facing here ? Just because people are rich or from a middle class background doesn’t mean they have a household help for everything. Just don’t make irresponsible remarks just for the sake of it… please watch the video fully and try to understand the problem first.

@@juliusperera5629 We all have interacted with some people that seem to have a lack of empathy, at some point of our lives. It can be someone at work, within our personal relationships, and even within our friend group. Those experiences can leave us feeling frustrated, unsettled, angry, disappointed, and even betrayed, especially when we need support. It gets especially painful if you are in a relationship with someone who is unable to put themselves in your shoes. Especially when we consider some of these people our friends, or maybe even worse, when those people are family members and we have to be in contact with them frequently. In this article, I will share with you the signs when someone is lacking empathy, why some people seem to lack it, how to deal with them and introduce you to Empathy Deficit Disorder, which occurs in some people. This insight will help you so that you don’t feel so frustrated and disappointed, help give you meaning and help you lead a happier life. Why Some People Have a Lack of Empathy (An Introduction to Empathy Deficit Disorder) What Exactly Is Empathy? The psychological identification with or vicarious experiencing of the feelings, thoughts, or attitudes of another. The word originates from the Greek word “empatheia”, meaning physical affection or passion. The experience of understanding another person’s thoughts, feelings, and condition from their point of view, rather than from your own. You try to imagine yourself in their place in order to understand what they are feeling or experiencing. In other words, empathy is when you’re able to put yourself in someone else’s position, both at an emotional and intellectual level. Additionally, Empathy is one of the defining characteristics and foundational pieces of emotional intelligence. Mental Health America defines Emotional intelligence as The ability to manage both your own emotions and understand the emotions of people around you. True compassion means not only feeling another’s pain but also being moved to help relieve it - Daniel Goleman.

@@juliusperera5629 Signs That Someone Lacks Empathy Even though human beings are social creatures by nature, empathy doesn’t come naturally to all of us. Some people are more empathetic than others. In more extreme cases where people lack empathy, some people suffer from Empathy Deficit Disorder (EDD). As Douglas LaBier, Ph.D., a business psychologist, psychoanalytic psychotherapist, and the Director of the Center for Progressive Development in Washington, DC. said, Empathy Deficit Disorder is a pervasive but overlooked condition. In fact, our increasingly polarized social and political culture of the past few years reveals that EDD is more severe than ever. It has profound consequences for the mental health of both individuals and society. He explains that when you suffer EDD, you are unable to step outside yourself and tune in to what other people experience, especially those who feel, think and believe differently from yourself. That makes it a source of personal conflicts of communication breakdown in intimate relationships and of adversarial attitudes - including hatred - towards groups of people who differ in their beliefs, traditions or ways of life from your own. Here are some signs that will help you identify if someone around you lacks empathy: They jump fast into criticizing others without putting themselves in other people’s shoes. They seem to be cold or just out of touch for people that are suffering or are less fortunate. They believe 100% in the rightness of their own ideas and/or beliefs, and judge anyone who does not hold their beliefs as wrong, ignorant or stupid. They have trouble feeling happy for others. They have trouble making or keeping friends. They have trouble getting along with family members. They feel entitled to receiving favors and use you to serve their needs without showing appreciation. They will even get offended if they don’t get their way. In a group setting, they will talk a lot about themselves and their lives without really caring about what other people share. They do or say something that hurts a friend or a loved one, and tend to blame his/her actions on them. They truly believe that the fault is in the person receiving the hurt because they reacted poorly, were rude or were oversensitive. The truth is that without empathy, it is hard to connect with others and create deep emotional connections. This can cause problems in relationships, as people aren’t felt seen or heard.

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@@juliusperera5629 Well Received from all Angles!!! Have a Life with Human Being with Dignity~~~!!

You are all good brother. Kandippa yes i know the tip culture here is a lil over priced but u will get used to it when u get into fulltime

Konjam achum common sense oda pesunga da… tharkuri maari comment pannitu irukeenga… 1.If students use phone during work hours then the work supervisor has to deal with it, that doesn’t mean they can abuse the students. 2.Students phone use pandrathunala accidents aaguthu nu proven fact iruka? Chumma comment podanum nu varatheenga kelambi Ungala maari aalunga thaan silent ah abuse eh encourage pandrathum