English, 23.10.2020 22:30 itsbabyc

1. How do you feel when you are trying to have a deep conversation and someone isn’t taking it seriously or doesn’t want to participate? What kind of environment does that create for the group? 2. Why is empathy so important? What would the world be like if no one was empathetic?

3. How have you felt when people betrayed your trust and shared something you did not give permission to share? How do you feel when people trust you enough to be vulnerable and confide in you?

4. Why is it so important to have a safe place where you can speak openly and freely without fear of being judged?

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