7 Things That Make Life Difficult for an HSP — And How You Can Help
Highly sensitive people are naturally more reactive to things than less-sensitive people. Here’s how you can help them out.
Highly sensitive people are naturally more reactive to things than less-sensitive people. Here’s how you can help them out.
Chronic overstimulation happens when your mind is overloaded with no chance to rest or recover — and it shows up in surprising ways.
“Sensitive.” I used to despise that word with all of my bruise-like-a-peach heart. To be sensitive was vulnerable, painful, hard.
It’s common to assume that highly sensitive people are “weak,” “fragile,” or “too emotional.” But here’s the truth about HSPs.
Nearly 1 in 3 people are wired to be sensitive. Are they also human lie detectors?
Ultimately, telling people you’re a highly sensitive person is your decision — but there are pluses and minuses to both.
Are you a highly sensitive person? If you relate to most of these signs, there’s a good chance you’re an HSP.
An empath is someone who is highly sensitive to the emotions of others. They feel everything — sometimes even physically.
It’s as though all highly sensitive people speak a common language — and share many of the exact same struggles.
Men and women are equally likely to be highly sensitive. So why do HSP men look — and act — so different?
Although traveling can cause more overstimulation for HSPs, there are countless ways our sensitive nature becomes our biggest asset.
As an HSP, you may not be able to fly an invisible ship like Wonder Woman, but you have your own brand of superpowers.
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