9 Honest Confessions of a Highly Sensitive Person
Being a highly sensitive person means you grow up knowing you’re different — and you keep a lot inside.
Being a highly sensitive person means you grow up knowing you’re different — and you keep a lot inside.
Do you skip self-care and downtime because everyone else’s needs seem more important?
Being an HSP involves processing everything very deeply — and that can be a double-edged sword
Suddenly, I understood that every time I added things to my home, I was adding to my sensory load.
They get overstimulated easily and need downtime. But try explaining that to a six-year-old.
Our personality is not a nuisance.
The narcissist is the highly sensitive person’s “shadow self.” Here’s why HSPs may be prone to attracting them — and what to do about it.
No, we can’t just “get over it.”
People think you’re a walking contradiction.
For highly sensitive people, who are far more influenced by their environment, living with someone creates a whole set of extra issues. Here’s why.
When you view your highly sensitive traits as beautiful gifts, you put them front and center — and they begin to help not only yourself, but also others.
We need to encourage highly sensitive children to love their sensitivity from a young age. Here’s what they need to hear from the adults in their lives.
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