How I Learned to Cope With Postpartum Anxiety and Depression as an HSP
I’m an HSP with postpartum anxiety and depression, and the one seems to magnify the other.
I’m an HSP with postpartum anxiety and depression, and the one seems to magnify the other.
Besides being Black, I’m also a highly sensitive person — and I’m not going to hide it.
Flirting advice is often about being shallow, aggressive and physical, which may not work for HSPs. Here’s how to flirt if you’re looking for something deeper.
I’m both an HSP and a full-time traveler. Here’s how I make my journeys into a source of peace and calm.
If we want our new normal to be more just, more balanced, and healthier, it’s time to claim our place as humanity’s “royal advisors.”
People may call you “too sensitive” or “overly emotional.” They couldn’t be more wrong.
We can’t control how other people react to us, but we can rewrite the conversation — and finally get heard.
HSPs tend to do more mental work than others do. Turns out that’s a key cause of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).
Need to drink to handle a party? This might be why.
My sensitivity used to be a perpetual source of shame and embarrassment, before I discovered that being a highly sensitive person was a real thing.
The world could benefit from listening to sensitive men — instead of telling them there’s something wrong with them.
Sensitive children can act out in big ways. What they’re trying to say is they don’t know what to do with their feelings.
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