7 Reasons Why Empaths Rarely Find One Another In Their Lives

7 Reasons Why Empaths Rarely Find One Another In Their Lives.

Hi everyone,
It's widely known that empaths can't easily find true love, not to mention a fellow empath. If empaths lose their loved ones, they tend to have difficulties finding another one. Have you ever wondered why? Well, this happens, and most of the time, it's because empaths tend to care more about others than themselves. And when they thought they were finding the real one who could shower them with love and attention, they met a narcissist instead. Narcissists often mask themselves and pretend to be caring and compassionate, just like an empath.

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[stassi]

When I was alone for 7 years it gave me the opportunity to care for myself. After two narcissistic relationships, I never cared for myself through them. It was all about what they wanted and what they felt. It ruined me and I let them. But those 7 blissful years of hard lessons of being alone, I found myself and found true happiness. Then out of no where I found my counterpart, my soul mate, my twin. We have the same bday, but I’m 8 years older than him. We have the most loving relationship of passion, understanding, empathy, communication, and patience. We are still working though our past traumas and are there for each other. He is my best friend, and I love my life and myself even more with him. Don’t lose hope. Your counterpart is out there, and when you least expect it, you will find each other. Much love and light to all of you here ❤️🥰✨🦋

[thisisme]

I am an empath and find this video very truthful. We are "loners" but not necessarily by choice, although we like our solitude very much. Hope to find another empath to share life with...as another empath is the only one that would really understand us. 👍❤️

[davettearmstrong]

I met a fellow Empath 4 yrs ago by accident. It was a wonderful experience but short lived as he died of kidney complications. I will never forget the love & comradery we had & the things we had in common & experiences we shared💟

[carriedillmann]

I have Never met anyone who is as interested or caring about me as me.

[FancyRavenmoon]

I’m thinking of starting a group that is just for Empaths!!!
I want to be a facilitator for healing!!!

[awakeningEmpath]

or they’re so traumatised by narcs they don’t trust no one

[DiamondGirl]

I am happier alone for the most part. I have a select few people I communicate with who know me very well. I prefer being on my own. I have received intense criticism from others who think I am fake bc who likes being alone?

[skyhiker]

Married to a narcissist for 30 years. She also had multiple personalities. It was hell. Could use a little Heaven. 🤞

[jimhallissey]

Empaths are vulnerable individuals because of their caring ways which the narcissist takes advantage of instead of being grateful for the care given to them they try to hurt the empath even at the risk of destroying them selfs and all the individuals around them. They have never experienced true love where you put the person you love before your own needs, so how can they show any signs of love themselves? To nether have had that feeling of deep caring love is quite sad.

[andrewwenner]

I’ve only met one true empath that was 20 years younger then me and as much as I fell for her I never want her to ever share the pain she noticed in me the 2nd time we met, I do love this woman so much I can’t allow her to waste her time trying to help me get better or happy. The only reason I’d like to talk to but not see her is because I only wish to help her find her strength and get control of this double edged sword she has just begun to notice and understand how it can help her live a happy long life.

[FaithFashionFinances]

We spend way too much time empathizing with everyone else that our needs are constantly put on the back burner. Relationships are often one sided making it hard to find an equal

[mysticme]

Conflicted emotions about my real personality... I'm happy by myself, but I'm sad about our "rarety"... Hopefully one day... Thx for your videos ❤️

[lauracamuso]

Alone isn't lonely & doesn't hurt. Narcissists are more painful than a train wreck. 35 excruciating years was enough for me. How can I ever trust my ability to choose? There should be a Narcissist Anonymous with 12 easy steps. Until then, see you in my dreams.

[marynorth]

I wish i could meet another empath. I have allowed others to drain me. It would be a pleasant surprise to get something back for a change.

[corporaterobotslave]

I know a couple of other empaths, but they are too hooked in to helping the narcs in their lives to further develop themselves much. It's quite frustrating for me to watch. So I keep moving along...

[Verydemureverycutesie]

I realized I deeply loved one of my friends who passed away shortly after I met him. We instantly clicked and our friendship honestly felt like magic. He was incredibly empathetic, kind, confident, funny, patient and understanding, but was a force to be messed with. He always got me like he could read my mind. He was very protective of me and before he died he, told me how I was one of the very few people that actually cared about him and reciprocated the love and kindness that he gave. At his funeral, people made speeches about how great he was. Some felt like they were sad that could no longer benefit from his empathy and but others talked greatly about him and how he truly impacted their life’s. He was one of the rarest human beings I have never met another person like him since, but he made me realize that the way he treated me is exactly how I wanna be treated if I ever get into another relationship again. I think about him all the time. He was truly something special.

[swapnasunder]

This was so insightful...I never thought about this from this perspective, and it makes sense 👍.. Thanks :)

[holli]

I know a couple other empaths. I'm lucky to have a small village. Most of us are T.F but, that can also be a heart breaking companionship. Divine timing is everything 💕

[jackdurden]

And honestly, I just want a cat. That’d be enough love for me..😽

[sift]

Tbh I’d give anything to meet a fellow empath right now just to have someone I can TRULY relate to on a different level than typical people 🥲 like I genuinely feel so fucking lost and lonely and I just need someone that really understands me the way I do others I actually have a lump in my throat as I’m typing this. Btw I’m a guy which I feel is even harder to function in society as an empath not to mention from what I’m seeing in all these comment sections most empaths tend to be women which only makes me feel more alone. I’m just 17 right now but I’ve been discovering so many things about myself these past few months and I just want someone to open up to that I don’t know in real life because the thought of trying to explain this to a close friend or family member sounds ridiculous and I know they won’t take me seriously.