5 Signs You are an Empath

[@dmh6666]

Am I the only one who just assumes that other people care as much as I do and then become both confused and embarrassed when I open up to them and it turns out they absolutely don't?lol

[@artverse188]

Every day of my existence

[@imagine2C]

dMh 666 nope. U arnt alone b.smh

[@deathchronic]

That is called transference - it typically happens when you assume and don't validate a relationship or when you try to fill the void of e.g. a loss or need for certain qualities or characteristics through implying those on a certain someone in your life... 😅

[@writeshello]

You are not alone. Same boat.

[@ambrosea.6028]

meeeeeee i understand wholeheartedly

[@savannahmae5675]

i think one thing tht rly sucks about being an empath is constantly thinking people are always putting in the same amount of time, effort, and energy into something that you do, but never really receiving it from anybody. another thing tht is rly hard is constantly questioning if people have the right intentions i.e aren't narcissistic sociopaths trying to use you for their own personal gain.

[@catherinemegs]

This is the most relatable thing.

[@ihateu2071]

oh my god i relate to this so much 😭

[@nadiasantiago2276]

I relate a lot

[@beverlyscurry348]

I relate so much to this.

[@reyesunderconstruction8554]

I relate w that. I think that question pops up a lot cuz of the people we've dealt w before. For myself I find identifying the reason why I'm feeling that helps why I'm questioning and brings me to align w my intuition - like to see what my true intuition says 💙 sending you love

[@ErikaK]

Having empathy is a beautiful quality, being able to understand other people's feelings and what they are going through... but being an empath goes beyond that. It's absorbing other people's energies and experience their emotions just as if we were going through the same ♡ sending love to all those empaths here, you are amazing !

[@td6556]

When you said "Do you have a deep deep need for the healing of humanity" I really felt that because you could've of been more accurate. Being an empath is exhausting because we worry so much about social issues that we unfortunately cannot change.

[@ValentinaCabo]

I feel like being an empath is both a blessing and a course, some days I just want to stay in my house forever in silence, away from bad energy, but other days I see the good in everyone..

[@plubin123]

I just learned the word, a few hours ago and it fits me perfectly. I had so much anxiety that I had to call off from work.

[@reyesunderconstruction8554]

This 💙💙

[@izarahiqbal3944]

Girrrllll make a podcast please!!! I loved this video and could relate a lot to what you have said xx

[@missDadadada]

Please, do it!!!

[@magsrsd]

lets just all b friends with one another so we can get the effort back that we put out 🥺

[@eunicevales8415]

Being a highly sensitive empath is truly amazing. I wouldn't want to be anything more or less, I love people. But my "cup" is often times too much for anyone else to hold or, much less fill. I think that is one of the most hurtful things, you looooove understanding others but you crave understanding from others ( it is nice and its so rare that it can feel uncomfortable when you're not prepared for it cause you're so not used to it)

[@imsocorkyy]

Omg yes about the part about people opening up. Literally even in the first hour that I’ve met them. It can be so overwhelming, even though I am happy that I provide safety for folks. But it really does get exhausting over time. Especially since almost no one is able to return that level of listening and comfort for you. 😩

[@snowyung9516]

I’ve been learning a lot about myself this year and it’s really empowering. I don’t feel guilty for staying home and enjoying my own company.

[@graysthenewblonde177]

Snow yung me as well.

[@annagarcia2416]

Watching this video in August 2020 and the point about feeling a deep need for healing of humanity is resonating so strongly with me right now.

[@MariaHernandez-uc3xy]

I would love to see a video of proper healings for an empath❣️, sometimes I lose myself in other people’s emotions. I loved this video hopefully people who are not aware about empaths get educated through this 🙏🏻❣️

[@mashalakiana9358]

Being an empath definitely helps in career choices that focuses solely on the helping of others. Like social work. It also encourages me, as a social work student, to not only want to help and heal the client but also understand where it all started and the root of where it grew from. If that makes sense. Loved your video. #NewSubbie

[@reyesunderconstruction8554]

I always kinda felt lost in that domain. I have an enfp personality too so I like lotta shit but I always struggled w wanting to help but imagining the dread of absorbing everyone's energy in those places where people are struggling. How do u protect ur energy?

[@pastelslife]

just got chills

[@beverlyscurry348]

Yes being an empath is incredibly exhausting. everyone constantly unloading their trauma on you.

[@Meowofcyes10101]

A lot of the times without wanting to know people just tell us anyways and it affects us so much

[@georgenaguib1746]

Can you make a video about how to deal with a manipulative person

[@Supported-Characters]

Practice social distancing. Simple as that.

[@matthewbates9629]

What if you live with them what then genius 🤣

[@lasaves3207]

I really like your videos that revolve around mental health, Amy! 😌 However, a disclaimer; not meant as hate and not aimed at anyone in particular: just because someone is an “empath” it does not mean they are a HSP (highly sensitive person). Furthermore, “empath” is also not an official label named in the DSM (diagnostic statistical manual of mental disorders). So people please don’t go and diagnose yourself: leave that to a clinical psychologist please. The reason I’m posting this comment is because in this day and age, psychological self-help and diagnosis is getting more and more popular. I get so agitated sometimes when people go and label or diagnose themselves. It seems so many people nowadays easily call themselves “depressed” or “OCD” while in reality, these are serious and severe mental illnesses and people actually suffer from them more than others might realize, and on top of that, words like “depression” or “OCD” or “trauma” are extremely overused.

[@lasaves3207]

@Holly J Baptiste Amen to that! I'm glad we feel the same way :)

[@quiche_lorraine]

People opening up to me is something that I actually always liked/enjoyed. A lot of times whenever I myself open up to others and think that they will care, they usually end up not giving a damn about my feelings in the same way that I would care about theirs. So whenever some people that I know feel like they can trust me with their emotions, it makes me so happy. One of my colleagues recently opened up to me and told me that they felt like I was a genuine person and essentially feel safe expressing themselves to me. And if I can be that person for others, then I will be. Theres nothing worse than feeling alone in the world and that no one cares about you or wants to hear you. Although I will admit that it's sometimes too much for me, especially when I'm going through my own depression and self-doubt.

[@paulatrif8606]

Sometimes I just don't want to stay near anyone and I can't stand people . Sometimes i am filled with huge hope and a gentle feeling of love towards humanity and earth itself

[@2ne1kpopfxpowaa]

OMG i'm so shocked I feel like you finally put a word on something I'm struggling to describe since almost 10 years. I could recognize myself in all the statements you made and especially how as kids we can blend into the emotions of others and it can create a sense of identity loss. I didn't understand why I was like this, why I felt other people emotions so hard and deeply inside of me and why I was struggling with my identity as if I was just a collage of every person around me. But this finally make sens omg I can't thank you enough for this you're an amazing person and you really do change lives with your words.

[@YerVangandCompany]

Yes! Please do more Empath videos!

[@lunaluna6474]

im so grateful for being an empath, it feels like a super power cause its so hard to find others that are the same way. Im currently in a relationship with someone whos not an empath at all and hes very dependent on me but when i need him its like i should never have opened my mouth because im on a totally different realm than him. I really hope i can find an empath in my future because that would be such a beautiful relationship

[@albs5670]

Can relate... My aunt used to say (translated from the catalan) that I “carried the weight of the world on my back” since a very young age

[@livinginadaydream1]

Kundalini yoga & meditation has been helpful for me for learning how to fill my cup up first and provide protection from taking on other people's energy. My cup has been so low for so long that all I'm focusing on is strengthening my aura cuz it's hella weak rn

[@shanetaspontaneous]

This are great example to consider more of how to protect your peace and check yourself

[@hninoowai1431]

Another topic ... Careers for empaths? Can you make video? Since the world is full of narcissists and empaths also need to glow up. Anyway, I am empath and proud of being an empath. It is a gift not a curse

[@deathchronic]

What's your personality type? Try 16personalities test - they have a great section on careers. I've found their personality tests quite accurate (took it again 3 years later and it came up with the same results lol!) which pretty much sums it up for me as an empath and the career choice I ended up going for 👍🏻

[@hninoowai1431]

@@deathchronic Thanks

[@smuganimegirl]

as a person who is also REALLY sensitive, i just gotta say moving through the world as a self identified 'empath' is such bullshit to me. i completely understand why people resonate with it because it is extremely difficult navigating the world with heightened emotions, so its easy for us to want to grab on to the experience about being an empath. but for me, navigating these overwhelming emotions meant to understand them NOT under the scope of an empath. it took me a while to realise all that emotional baggage wasn't some enlightenment to the world and other people, but it was just that, baggage. it was my own self centered and self projection of how I thought those around me were perceiving their emotions and experiences, and if they weren't, it came across that they were emotionally barred from truly understanding what their experiences meant. the self proclaimed empaths I have become friends with all have traits in common, and a particular one is that my experiences are never just mine. instead of giving me the so called comfort they offered in times of venting, my response to my own experiences becomes shapes by their energy ie their anxieties and fears are projected on me. instead of unpacking MY emotions to MY experiences, it becomes about unpacking MY emotions to MY experiences to how THEY are projecting on me. instead of embracing being an empath, it was so important for me to understand and cope with my feelings by not embracing being an empath. by understanding my feelings were my own, that i would never be able to know exactly what another person is thinking or feeling, regardless of how much i think my own experiences and feelings allows me to do so. those who are empaths just want to feel validated with their feelings, and i dont think that is inherently bad. when people do come to somebody for emotional support, everybody reaction to that is a reflection of their own personhood, because that is all you know. but acknowledging that is YOU, and your personhood is yours, allows people to have emotional boundaries that most empaths seem to lack to me

[@smuganimegirl]

i know this is risky posting this comment on an empath video, but i do hope some people get something out of this. it is often talked about how those with a 'lack' of empathy can often have some toxic traits, but the toxic traits with heightened empathy never seem to be talked about. having a lack of empathy or heightened empathy are neither inherently bad AT ALL, but the ways we perceive this quality and apply it to our own identity and relationships is how toxic qualities can manifest, and most people seem oblivious to toxic qualities of empaths. toxicity not just for those around them, but for themselves too. it is an incredibly exhausting way to live, but there are other ways to cope with these emotions

[@karakurie]

I agree with you, but I don't think empaths are good at understanding people's emotions at a different level, but that they can mirror pain more easily. But yeah I also don't identify as an empath but as a highly sensitive person which means I react really strongly to various circumstances. I think they're both mixed together. Empath sounds supernatural. Personally I know that it's easier for me to be empathetic to people and that sometimes this physically hurts me (like I develop ulcers from interacting with someone with anxiety), but also I study and regularly try practicing empathy techniques. It sounds like the people you know are like the kids with a good ear for music who never practice playing the piano because they think they're already talented and don't need the practice

[@samirah278]

I agree but I dont think the two are mutually exclusive. Like yeah I have baggage but maybe that's what makes me an empath? I dont know really. Just a thought. I guess it also depends on your definition of what an empath is. I identity as an empath because for as long as I can remember, I have always felt a connection with other people's feelings. I always unintentionally put myself in other people's shoes which often leads me to feel sad or helpless but I've also acknowledged that I have issues of my own that could be manifesting whilst I'm "empath-ing". As long as we are aware what our own emotions are and we don't ignore them, I think it's okay to call yourself an empath. But I get what you're saying since it's actually ironic that some self-identified empaths aren't aware of their own emotions

[@Alesanascreamokid]

I always saw an empath just as a fancy shmancy word for HSP Highly Sensitive Person. I really dont think there is any difference between these words except for that people like the use of these neo spiritual terms lol.

[@samirah278]

@@Alesanascreamokid some people probably do that lol but personally for me I call myself an empath (yeah cos it sounds cool but also) cos I would only really get emotional for other people. I wouldn't describe myself as very sensitive as I don't usually get emotional for myself but when I see others sad, I get emotional as a response. For example I'd cry if I saw someone else hurt for some reason but if I was going through whatever they were going through, I probably wouldn't cry for myself. I dont know if I'm making sense but yeah

[@fridahudd968]

Oh my god that thing about negative/positive energy in a space resonates with me so much!!

[@mardel3]

I just figured out this year about being an empath, I have been so sensitive to sound ,scents and people I thought I was just weird. My intuition has been crazy, I would get anxious hours before something happens that same day. Girl do you have a podcast??

[@KayyDeanne]

Every word is me

[@MsRita2014]

@ KayyDeanne have a quick question when I use to work at a retail store customer would come to me and tell me their problems all the time. Friends Tell me secrets I would never discuss with them if I was in their shoes. Lately I've been paying attention to my feelings. before I leave home I'm in good mood when I go out to places out no where I would feel angry, anxious or even depressed especially when I come in contact with people idk what is wrong with me

[@1_808_1]

“ 💫With the right strategies and the proper healing, I believe that you can be one of the most powerful beings in this universe 💫” - AMY LEE 💛

[@lizzieblades]

I wish I could say I love museums and quiet things, but I have horrible anxiety that makes me suffer in any type of "audience" setting. Classroom lectures, meetings in closed rooms, etc. make me feel like I need to escape.

[@imch2206]

My whole family considers me weak and naïve, and I can't even blame them cause i understand...

[@reyesunderconstruction8554]

💙💙 you're not - empaths are not weak at all. Having a kind heart isn't week and we literally feel everything and we can help others heal so defo we can help ourselves heal - so trust the process - we r all in our own journeys and we can be who we are meant to be once again

[@johnyluci21]

Same here I let ppl slide and never seek revenge I just say God bless u and keep distant 🙏

[@EcstasyKillz]

i actually cried during this video because i never resonated with something this accurate. thank you for this video! i finally feel like im finding myself.

[@kphids]

"an unempowered empath will consistently seek to give to others when they themselves don't have much to hold" - i've struggled with this for most of my life, but this year i finally realized my worth and began filling my own cup first. i still feel guilty at times for setting boundaries, but it's becoming easier to stick up for myself without feeling any shame. the older i get the less energy i have to expend on people who drain me. anyway, amy your content has resonated so much with me this year and i'm looking forward to an even better 2020! sending you love 💖😭

[@mekailamorris]

I DEFINITELY relate to the idea of others being called to open up to me as an empath. It constantly feels as though people are spilling their hearts out to me and while I can often receive this as a sign of love from people very close to me (as many of my friends are less open and more socially reserved) it can be extremely tolling on my energy when I am not in a place to receive unsolicited information about people/friends trauma or current troubles. I’m still learning how to navigate this without feeling like a bad friend for not ALWAYS being that support for others.

[@dar1one610]

Dear @AMY LEE thanks for this video. The 5th sign of being an empath is crazy! Am I really not alone to feel this? The desire of anyone healthy and happy in this world? Thanks empath to be so amazing, I send you strongness to you alls. Let's spread our love to anyone as much as we can!

[@sonsolesmartindecabiedes9472]

you have literally made me reconcile with my bullying-filled childhood and my overly-sensitive personality. you have changed everything with this video. thank you.

[@Maria-lp7gw]

I have a pisces sun AND pisces moon so that's sensitivity and empathy x10

[@Jsbdhuwbxbks3]

Maria same here!

[@reyesunderconstruction8554]

Ouch ouch - bro was pisces lool - he called me an a hole at times cuz I was kinda distant but I run away from feeling too much - gemini - it's like I feel you but man please I needa recharge or I'm gonna go crazy

[@kathychick13]

Boy do I know a thing or two about absorbing other people’s energies. I literally worked with so many narcissistic people who absorbed my good energy for their own selfish needs. I honestly went through so much trauma at my old job because I was literally their therapist and they would open up to me all the time and of course I felt the need to help heal their wounds. I have learned my lesson to stay away from people who are harming my energy and peace within.

[@wo8394]

You just like explained 90% of the pain in my life 🙏 , especially various romantic disasters I think an Empath could be a good author, musician, actor, or maybe priest. Definitely a therapist

[@thatstraykat]

i’ve always been sensitive to everythinggggg. people, energy, sounds, overstimulation. never really realized i was an empath tho 🤯 thank you for putting this out so clearly!

[@nikiaa1151]

This video was needed at the right time 💕

[@cynthiacarrigan3228]

Woah I related so much to this video and when you said that empaths like you recharge with nature that is exactly what I was doing and did not even realize it. When I get overwhelmed I always sit outside and it calms me down but never really made the connection. Mind blown.

[@stylemoodcorner2639]

Im an empath, I realized that in this freakin year... im in relationship with narcisst, and that breaks me down. I realized that im like an blank page giving him what he want all the time and I have nothing to myself... its hard, thank You for this video Amy, i must read this book❤️

[@R0cky-th3-d0g]

I need more information on healthy copping mechanisms for empaths. I have always struggled with learning how to take care of myself and not feel selfish or guilty for it. You always explain things so well, you are incredibly intelligent as well. Thanks for your videos

[@cosmogtopper]

Everything you have said describes me. I always thought my life was different from everyone and couldn't understand why this is. I assumed everyone felt like me, unfortunately I was completely wrong. Throughout my life unexplained situations would appear before me. Until recently I researched about hyper sensitive people which lead me to the term Empath, which is new to me. Now I know why I am this way. The information really helps, Thanks

[@reyesunderconstruction8554]

I relate with what you say a lot. It's reaffirming . And totally about how we feel we are extroverted but also limiting how much we go out with and randomly people opening up to us 😭😝💛 sending you good energies - I'm just looking around to remind myself from a numbing state lol

[@Ana-gq7ce]

A lot of times the meaning of empaths can be confused with PTSD or unresolved trauma. I've seen so many post that romantisize the whole thing. I thought it was ok for me to feel others people's emotions for example or to be sensitive to sounds but the truth is that it comes from growing up in an abusive home and being scared of my dad so now when someone gets angry I can truly sense it and I don't see it as a good sign. I know these videos come from a good place but I'm tired of this label of a "healer" when most of us are actually in pain

[@MeekMelv]

Lyran looks amazing on you ⭐️

[@milky_quartz]

When you said "progress has never been linear" I heard "progress has never been lit-y-er" I was like yas😝🤘

[@Alesanascreamokid]

hahahahaha

[@cherry8251]

During the childhood i always felt like i’m different with other people and now i’m getting better little by little with processing my feelings but still just knowing that i’m not the only one struggling with this makes me feel lot better

[@emilyadamson3398]

Sometimes I think I am an empath because of quickly I absorb and express what those around me are feeling. I adopt the emotional identities of those around me, and find it hard to find my own emotional identity. I also hate small talk. It makes me feel drained and uncomfortable. But I love going out, which makes me question if I am an empath. I think it’s because loud music and dark lights make me feel less vulnerable, and I’m able to adopt my own identity more easily. I also connect with those around me on a much deeper level when we go out together. I almost always want to leave after an hour or two, I become drained and have had enough.

[@juliepedersen3579]

That me! Im blown away, with how much i relate to everything! It's so nice to finally have the word on how i have felt throughtout my life!

[@KIMFORTI]

I always knew I related to the characteristics of an empath... but this validated it 100% 😫

[@abbykaiherau7539]

I always thought I was really sensitive, but I didn't know I was this. I fit into all of these statements perfectly, I don't know what to think of it. I just feel like I can finally understand what it going on with me, and it feels both like a blessing and really overwhelming.

[@perladelmarv5603]

This year I realized I was an empath. Something that I have been trying to practice is to reflect and not absorb people’s energy. However, I feel guilty at times, since I know what they are feeling. Gonna check the book out !

[@annamessina5776]

It's amazing, i'm an empath and till now i have never found someone Who can understand deeeply how i feel. Thank you, i'm in love with your Channel, you are so inspiring and true about you and Your Life. This Is what We Need as a youtube comunity , sincerity

[@KillRot]

This video is more relatable than I thought it would be..

[@JulietteTLin]

Thanks for this video! i only recently realized that "empath" was the word that described me and it all started making so much sense. I had never connected the dots between eating (particularly animal products and caffeine) and being an empath - so interesting to hear! I totally resonate with the idea that one person's suffering is everyone's suffering and it's definitely tough not to absorb the world's pain, but being aware of it helps so much!

[@caycediggs7867]

wow ive never had a word to describe it but i am DEFINITELY an empath. thank you so much for sharing and helping me understand more deeply about myself, i would absolutely love it if you did one or more videos on this!!

[@kiranbanwait4954]

Love you amy, your videos really allowed me to see a bigger picture and allow me to develop/improve myself

[@jennyl9583]

Definitely resonated with everything in this video especially when you mentioned when strangers feel comfortable to talk about themselves to you. I’ve experienced this so many times while I’m trying to mind my business 😅

[@leanneowen3134]

Have never related to a video more...Amy is low-key my spiritual guide on Earth. Would love a second video on this topic!

[@lorihale9618]

I don't want my abilities. I have gone beyond the living and feel the dead. The feeling of profound sadness seems to be the norm lately. I wish my empathic ability could be shut off.

[@isabelle6819]

your videos recently have been so reassuring!! I want to thank you so much for your openness, you carry such a power that truly gives others the courage to be more open themselves. I feel like ur my big sister 💖💖💖

[@deathchronic]

I'd appreciate a video on coping strategies for resilience. Also any tips on tackling resistance when you're an empath and wanting to make a difference in the world yet encounter resistance to fulfil your purpose... If that makes sense?

[@kunfusedsincebirth1120]

I relate to everything in this video. This just really opened my eyes... Thank you so much. I have so much i want to say right now but my brain is faster than my hand so i don't think i'm able to write all that down. I just understand myself so much better now, i always thought i was weird for feeling all those things.. I empathize with literally everyone like you could put like the worst person in front of me but i would still be able to feel what that person feels and be able to understand. I also find beauty in EVERYTHING and i just.. i don't know, i feel and think so much it's overwhelming and exhausting sometimes and i usually try to write all my thoughts down but then again my brain is just kinda fast so yeah.. i don't know. This is a mess lol. Thank you so so so much i understand myself and other a little better now. Also I just found your channel today and you uploaded a video that changed everything for me literally the same day, that might be destiny. 😲❤️

[@brittanyrene2298]

The signs you mention resonate with me and my inner child. I really liked how you highlighted the areas of growth for our society around the undervaluing of these traits. There is a lot of power in having these traits and the fact that they're often labeled as "weak" is disappointing, to say the least. While I don't agree about the preternatural definition of why people have these characteristics, which is probably attributed to my background in higher education and clinical social work training, I do wholeheartedly agree with what you say at 9:30. When you have these traits it is incredibly difficult to learn how to put yourself in a position or state so you are not drained by other's emotions. I've had many challenging personal/professional experiences over the past two years where I had to make drastic shifts in how I survive with these inherent traits and increase my emotional intelligence. One quote that I revisit frequently, whether it's fueled by personal experiences or professional ones, is: "You are not required to set yourself on fire to keep others warm". Multifaceted self-care has been at the core of how I self-preserve and I encourage anyone who identifies/struggles with these traits to bolster their self-care. There's a great self-care starter kit at University at Buffalo School of Social Work's socialwork.buffalo.edu/resources/self-care-starter-kit.html -- it's supposed to be for social work students and professionals but I think it's generalizable to all people. I'd also recommend for those who find themselves have overwhelming emotional states, especially anxiety, to practice grounding techniques--there's some great easy to comprehend ones at TherapistAid.com!

[@mbaratucci13]

So true! I've walked into a house and felt so sick in my stomach and felt awful. When I walked out all those feelings went away. I need time to be alone. I wear a bluetooth at work stop absorbing bad energy.

[@hannafromatlanta]

It sucks that this whole damn year I was so very big empath, to the point I started to stop taking care of myself 🙃so going into 2020 we preserving our peace & taking care of our health, before we serve others (i.e therapy, journaling and FINALLY Hip-Hop/ Pole dancing class)

[@HeavenEllaMarie]

Hanna E. yessss, that’s what I’m tryna do, I’d love to go to pole dancing classes but there are none near my area so I’m just sticking to journaling and stuff but I’m happy for you! Xx

[@TaKyraMoonlight]

I thought I had social and generalized anxiety, but no I must be an empath. I’m a waitress and I do it because I want the challenge and love being able to make people’s day but I leave either drained and disappointed (depending on how my tables felt) or very happy and proud (If I made the people’s day) there’s no in between. While a lot of my coworkers see it as just there job I see it as way more. It depends on everyone else’s emotions rather than my own and lately I’ve felt like I don’t know who I am and what I want. I’m having trouble finding myself. I’m a huge empath and didn’t even know it.

[@domspeakslife]

Wow.... thank you Amy!! I literally just thought I was crazy for being overly sensitive all of my life. I’ve been trying so hard to change.... never knew I’m just an empath. Also, I love love love your hair!! Teal is my absolute favorite color, and I’ve always wanted to dye my hair that color. Looks great on you! 😊.

[@kimberlymerino2939]

held off on watching this video bc i didnt want to feel attacked. love this video!!!!

[@hetsukka8528]

yes yes yes, true every word

[@lulubelle5910]

relate to this soo much

[@luciamar6764]

Life makes a little more sense now ! Thank you

[@onyriarojas1579]

I felt this whole video in my soul

[@Hahadot]

I have already recognized myself with these characters as a child, but this is the first time that I know there is a category for us It is so true that we need to heal ourself first, otherwise it will be very draining as an empath

[@TheLainey1234]

please do a video on how to deal with being an empath!!! loved this

[@abdullahtk33]

YAY IM SO HAPPY YOU POSTED

[@Simschicc]

Amy I myself am dealing with childhood trauma now even though im in my early 20s..ur videos have helped me so much ♥ thank you for being you.

[@yasitsjle]

This video really brought so much clarity to what I have been going through my whole life. So grateful I found your channel thank you!

[@lnterestingg]

This video is healing me, you articulated everything I was struggling to understand.

[@TheLainey1234]

wow this described me. I had no idea that people were experiencing the same thing

[@isabelmarie5452]

we definitelyyyyyy need more videos on this topic !! i’m a highly sensitive person and empath as well :)

[@arinpieterse8221]

I needed this video. THANK YOU AMY💙

[@ktkim17]

Thank you for existing. I love your energy.

[@hanarose9338]

side note, you are GORGEOUS and i love ur hair❤️

[@ICTS22]

I experienced pain for being mocked as a stutter. I was also a habitual nail biter. My friends and family did not understand me even though I could totally read them straight up and down 100%

[@brunaonizuka9136]

Thank you for this. I never knew how to describe myself and never understood why I feel too much and you just did. Apparently I'm an empath and I even cried watching this video bc I felt understood. The only thing that I don't relate to is about eating meat

[@jsc2991]

Omg just the first few mins in I'm like yup..yup..yupp lmao Thank you for sharing and God bless all the empaths out there. 💜

[@chynaevans2979]

Make a survival guide to being an empath series or video!

[@shiori2873]

I’ve watched the video where psychologist explains the difference between highly sensitive people and empath. Empath can be motivated by the feelings, emotions or situations they see or go through and highly sensitive people are tend to allow to let everything in and feel drawn. I’m not sure if I’m explaining well.

[@Deklectic]

OMG had I known I was an empath plus able to sense spirit also I could have saved myself 10+ years with addiction because I thought I was loosing my mind..

[@smilebyyourself]

I love this video and your hair and makeup!! The color rocks! So Aquarius.

[@cloudsara123]

Would also be interesting if you did a video on personality tests/ myers briggs

[@Hingaffers]

Amyyy, you're bae. I realized I was an empath because of you and learned that haters are always gonna be hating. I gotta do me 🦄

[@tennisplayerssg]

amy you are such an inspiration! I have been following your videos since you were Jenn's assistant and I just fell in love with your energy instantly. Although you are NOT professionally trained in behavioral science or psychology, I find it amazing that you feel the need to share what you learned on google with us. i think that for the new year you should consider taking professional courses in these subject matters so you can educate us better. looking forward to the next video x

[@judyj2498]

I resonated with every word, thank you!