Tumhari feelings tumhari...meri koi feelings nai hain??

Hii there!! Are you an Empath? How well do you understand others? Take this quiz and find out yourself!

Following is a series of hypothetical questions. There are no correct or incorrect responses. Simply choose the most appropriate, the best of the options you feel, you would say to/do for others depending on the given situation.

Hii there!! Are you an Empath? How well do you understand others? Take this quiz and find out yourself!

Imagine your sister had a big fight with her best friend so what do you think is the best way to try to understand her?

By knowing her thoughts and figuring out what she is thinking.

By feeling sorry for her.

By seeing the situation from her point of view.

Take some time to speak to her.

Imagine your best friend is going through a difficult breakup and you were always against this relationship. Your friend comes to you distraught that it is over. How would you respond?

Now what's the point in regretting or crying

It's okay to be sad; I told you earlier he/she does'nt deserve you.

Get over it, move on

Give a hug and listen attentively while your friend talks.

Imagine you are a teacher, and one of your students does really badly on a test. The day after the test he is not in school, he attributes his bad grade to feeling extremely sick and he couldn’t concentrate. What do you do?

I’ll tell him to stop making excuses.

I know he always does this so there is nothing I can do about it.

I’ll try to talk to him, and focus on hearing him out.

Give him a second chance on the test.

One of your college friends is frequently missing his lectures. The reason is that he just lost his pet dog which he had for 10 years and he is very upset about that. So how will you react when you meet him?

Ask him to be practical and see other good things going on in his life.

Suggest him to get a new dog.

Console him; talk to him let him know that you understand what he is going through.

Take him somewhere out and make him laugh.

Your colleague has a big presentation to give in front of a very huge crowd and is very nervous about that. So how will you help her/him?

Tell her to practice the presentation.

Divert her mind from that topic.

Make her aware about the things that can go wrong.

Comfort her by telling her your experience when you were in the same situation.

Imagine your friend in your class has just failed a major test or exam. Your friend is distraught because she studied really hard and still failed. What would you say?

Tell her it's fine.

I really don’t know what to say in such situations.

Say, “I know how you’re feeling you must be disappointed and upset with yourself, but don't lose hope!"

Say, “I know how hard you studied but there’s nothing we can do."

Imagine your co-worker has a mountain of work to do and will need to come in over the weekend to finish. You don't do the same kind of work, and there's no way for you to offer practical help. Is there anything that you would like to do for her?

I feel bad for her.

There’s nothing that I could do. Everybody has to take their responsibility.

Maybe I’ll stop by the office with some coffee and donuts for her, along with a few encouraging words.

I know what it's like to lose a weekend to work, I feel really bad for her.

While watching the news or reading a newspaper, you come across some crimes. Do you think Criminals deserve to live in the worst possible environment?

Not necessarily, but they deserve no mental help.

Definitely

Depends on the crime.

Definitely not, they deserve psychological help.

One of your competitor colleagues has gone through an appendix surgery and is missing his work for many days. What will you do then?

Take advantage of his absence and get in the good looks of your boss.

Visit him and ask him about how he is doing.

Plan to help him come up with the work he has missed on.

Call him and ask to join the office as soon as possible after recovery.

When you hear a story on the radio about a dire refugee situation unfolding in another country, what are your thoughts?

Finding out how to donate to the relief work.

Worrying about how those people are surviving.

Just listen to it attentively and let it go because these things keep happening very frequently these days.

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