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Bebe , in her E-Mail to me, expressly decried the absence of an empathic human response. That created a dilemma for me, because P was unable to provide the autentic context, so I had no useful information on what happened to cause Bebe to feel betrayed and wounded. P could similarly see no reason for Bebe to be angry at him. But after I shared with him a bit more information, P did see why her anger was directed at him. In other words, the failure to share relevant information blocks the possibility of empathy. If having and expressing empathy is the ultimate goal, then concealing information is anathema to that goal.
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