What I’ve Learned as an ‘Old(er)’ Highly Sensitive Person
Here’s how your sensitivity can guide you more — let it be in the driver’s seat instead of shoving it in the back seat.
Here’s how your sensitivity can guide you more — let it be in the driver’s seat instead of shoving it in the back seat.
Men and women are equally likely to be highly sensitive. So why do HSP men look — and act — so different?
They say “opposites attract” — and when you’re an HSP coupled up with a non-HSP, it can make for a very healthy relationship. Here’s how.
Most HSPs have been told they’re “too in their heads.” Here’s how to use that to your advantage.
While highly sensitive people are often misunderstood by others, animals seem to just “get” us, no questions asked.
Marginalized people are often silenced for being “different” — and this is even more prevalent for marginalized people who are also HSPs.
Unfortunately, bullies often target people who may seem “weak,” like HSPs. But there’s a way for you to use your sensitivity to “fight” back.
In a society that values typically masculine traits — like stoic and assertive — being a highly sensitive male can be looked down upon.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1roHKsEwe7vFcif0Ly6DQnHB_H70Mt48R/view?usp=sharing
I had to realize that being an HSP doesn’t make us weak at all. In fact, we can be some of the strongest people in many situations. Here’s how.
HSPs are often told we’re not “normal” and need to “fix” our sensitive traits. Here’s how to respond, and even thrive.
Your body is the vehicle for all your emotions, stress, and fears. It’s also the key to rising above them.
As an HSP, it can be difficult to turn off the desire to help — but here’s why doing so will help you thrive at your job, not just survive.
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