Empathy isn’t weakness. A powerful blog on heroism, social responsibility, and why being a good human matters more than labels or beliefs.

Most of us grow up believing our childhood was “normal” simply because it was the only version we knew. It’s only later, usually in midlife, through parenting our own kids, experiencing loss, or doing spiritual/inner-child work, that we look back and see the quiet patterns that shaped us. One of these patterns is something called emotional self-parenting. It’s not a diagnosis. It’s not a judgement. It’s simply what happens when a child learns to carry their own emotional

Most people don’t realise their toes are quietly shaping their posture, balance, and even emotional regulation, but for those of us who are sensitive (fibro, ADHD, EoE, hypermobile babes, I’m looking at you), the feet are one of the biggest chi-gateways in the whole body. And here’s the funny part: I stumbled onto this by accident.

Are you an empath who feels everything deeply, from pain to emotion to energy? You might not be broken, just highly tuned. In Empath: The Final-Level Incarnation Theory, Ang explores how sensitivity, fatigue, and emotion could signal soul evolution, not weakness, but integration in progress.

Living with fibromyalgia, IBS, or empathic sensitivity can feel overwhelming; but what if it’s all part of the same pattern? In this SciWoo exploration, Ang shares how understanding your body’s hyper-reactivity can turn sensitivity into self-awareness, balance, and strength.