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2025-03-29 05:57:19

Empathy and grief working with human cancer cell line

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A lot of commenters saying “don’t be sad”. I think that’s weird. It’s good to have empathy, even if it makes your job more difficult. I’m a neuro lab tech who also just started working with animal models for the first time (my undergrad was in psychology…. so it was mostly experimenting on other consenting undergrads) and I’ve struggled adjusting in my own way. But I’ve been honest with my PI/coworker- I’m a sensitive person, and also a curious and driven one. The lab I work at seems to value that balance which is why I felt comfortable joining (my PI also mentioned a lot of respect for the animals in our interviews and thinks it’s weird when researchers are emotionally unaffected after sacrifices).

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you have no idea how refreshing it is to hear (I guess see) this. i know i can be more empathetic and emotionally sensitive than most people around me! however i dont want to see it as a negative and i want to see it as another human thing to be. Maybe its easy for others to shut it off and just “deal with it” but to me it just sounds like i would have to turn off a part of my humanity to do my research. But isnt that why i decided to do this line of work? Because of the empathy and want to better the lives of other people? Truthfully it hurts to hear from others that I may not be fit for this line of work solely because I am not able to shut off my empathy. I sincerely appreciate you for sharing your input.

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Get a grip.

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Womp womp oh no human emotions whatever shall I do 😐

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