Why Is Losing a Pet Especially Hard for Highly Sensitive People?
Pet loss can be hard for anyone, but if you’re a highly sensitive person, it may be even more difficult for you. Here’s why, plus advice to cope.
Pet loss can be hard for anyone, but if you’re a highly sensitive person, it may be even more difficult for you. Here’s why, plus advice to cope.
This simple mental trick helps highly sensitive people turn their “cognitive brain” back on and avoid emotional overwhelm.
Large crowds, noisy environments, an outsized to-do list — situations like these can leave highly sensitive people feeling overwhelmed or overstimulated.
If you’re highly sensitive, you process stimulation deeply — which means stress can be more frequent and intense. But it doesn’t have to run your life.
My sensitivity gives me empathy, creativity, and the ability to feel emotions deeply. Here are the twelve best things about being a highly sensitive person.
If you find it difficult to move on with your day after you’ve encountered someone in turmoil, it’s likely that you’re a highly sensitive person.
The truth is, being sensitive means you notice things, you care about people’s feelings, and you think deeply before you speak.
Like almost every other highly sensitive introvert on the face of the planet, I spent so much of my life feeling out of place.
Repressing emotions and sensitivity has devastating effects on men and the people who love them — as well as terrible consequences for the world at large.
Many highly sensitive teens struggle to understand why they feel overwhelmed — and different. But they can easily thrive with a few lifestyle adjustments.
Highly sensitive people are wired to be extra sensitive to emotions, energy, sounds, and physical stimulus. Here are 10 signs that you’re highly sensitive.
Open offices are terrible. They actually lower productivity and make people sick. And if you’re sensitive to your environment, they’re EVEN WORSE.
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