my heart bleeds for you

I don't feel at all sorry for you, I don't sympathize, as in You only got a five percent raise? My heart bleeds for you. Originating in the late 1300s, this hyperbolic expression of sympathy has been used ironically since the mid-1700s.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Alvise	ahl-VEE-ze	Italian
Ethel	['eθəl]
Mislav	-	Croatian, Medieval Slavic
Noam	-	Hebrew
Narinder	-	Indian (Sikh)
Irfan	-	Arabic