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Passion is
the fact of
being acted upon,
the being passive.
Compassion is
pity that inclines
one to spare
or to succour.
Compassion is
(1) suffering
together
with another,
participation
in suffering, or
(2) the feeling
or emotion,
when a person
is moved by
the suffering
or distress of
another, and
by the desire
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The compassion
of sense
(1) is between
equals or
fellow-sufferers.
(2) is shown
towards a
person in distress
by one
who is free
from it, who is,
in this respect,
his superior.
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Passion is an affection, effect,
or impression
produced by
action from without,
by external agency;
a passive quality,
property, or attribute
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Gender
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is Linked to Bulimia Bulimic disorders primarily affect girls and women. In contrast to the traditional idea that they come from an actual
or perceived deficit of feminine-typed traits, the evidence is that there is a suppression of masculine-typed traits.
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