Today’s new meaning for an old word

Date: June 15, 2017Author: Julian Worker 0 Comments

Today’s word is Compassion

The meaning is:

The feeling of extreme pity that you have for other people who simply don’t realise that you know the right direction to go in and they don’t.

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