Comments on: Feeling and Demonstrating Genuine Concern for Others http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others It's All About Living Better Mon, 21 Jul 2008 01:32:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: the food inspector http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-525 the food inspector Fri, 12 Oct 2007 01:23:13 +0000 http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-525 I don't know what Jason is talking about? I wonder if he even read the post? I can't stand people that notice little things like that. Can you? Oh, by the way you used the word genuine 11 times. Just thought I'd let you know. genuine post Brooke. Keep it up. I don’t know what Jason is talking about? I wonder if he even read the post? I can’t stand people that notice little things like that. Can you?

Oh, by the way you used the word genuine 11 times. Just thought I’d let you know.

genuine post Brooke. Keep it up.

]]> By: Jason http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-498 Jason Tue, 09 Oct 2007 16:17:03 +0000 http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-498 Oh, and another suggestion... you might want to move the related posts above the comments. I didn't realize they were there until after I had already commented. Oh, and another suggestion… you might want to move the related posts above the comments. I didn’t realize they were there until after I had already commented.

]]> By: Jason http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-497 Jason Tue, 09 Oct 2007 16:16:19 +0000 http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-497 This is a nice article. PS - Just as a suggestion, you might want to make the numbered points bold, or in tags or something, it would make it much easier to read the main points of the post. This is a nice article.

PS - Just as a suggestion, you might want to make the numbered points bold, or in tags or something, it would make it much easier to read the main points of the post.

]]> By: Brooke http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-496 Brooke Tue, 09 Oct 2007 14:12:08 +0000 http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-496 Rahul, You are right...character does play a huge part in the types of relationships an individual engages in, and the interactions that take place. Thank you for the topic suggestion, which I will certainly consider as a future post! Thanks for your well though comment, and I hope to see you around Plain Advice in the future! Brooke Rahul,
You are right…character does play a huge part in the types of relationships an individual engages in, and the interactions that take place. Thank you for the topic suggestion, which I will certainly consider as a future post!
Thanks for your well though comment, and I hope to see you around Plain Advice in the future!
Brooke

]]> By: Rahul http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-494 Rahul Tue, 09 Oct 2007 07:58:20 +0000 http://www.plainadvice.com/feeling-and-demonstrating-genuine-concern-for-others#comment-494 Brooke, Great post, and great advice. I can tell you are a very empathetic individual :) One thing that came to mind when I read this post was that these behaviors you speak of all play off of certain character qualities people must have. They must have a well-developed, independent character before they can carry on these interpersonal relationships you are describing. I don't know if you've written about it before, as I have just started reading your blog. However, if you haven't written about "the role of character in leading successful relationships," or something like that, it would be great! Just thought I'd give a suggestion :) Rahul Brooke,

Great post, and great advice. I can tell you are a very empathetic individual :)

One thing that came to mind when I read this post was that these behaviors you speak of all play off of certain character qualities people must have. They must have a well-developed, independent character before they can carry on these interpersonal relationships you are describing.

I don’t know if you’ve written about it before, as I have just started reading your blog. However, if you haven’t written about “the role of character in leading successful relationships,” or something like that, it would be great!

Just thought I’d give a suggestion :)

Rahul

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