Express your rage. Accept you can feel anger, and lash out. It does not make you narcissistic.
Let the waves of childhood abuse and trauma pass over you and you will feel better.
Become empathic. Ability to look beyond what a person says and does.
Acknowledge your imperfection to find your perfection.
Disown your spiritual arrogance.
Give responsibility for others feelings back to the person who owns them.
Stop identifying yourself as a fixer or pleaser.
No more double standards. Stop settling unrealistic expectations.
Do the hard work.
And that covers how an empath should start to heal. Many get frustrated and feel as if they are unable to do anything, for fear they are going to appear ‘bad’. No.

It’s confusing when you put out love but don’t feel it back. It’s taken me a long time to deal with that…not everyone can love. At least…not in their current state.
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Yes it can be difficult. I don’t think someone should feel bad about themselves though as the result of others.
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I agree. But it takes a lot of work on yourself. Not impossible, just hard.
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