Highly sensitive people crave a deep sense of connection with their partner, but it’s not always there. Can you bring it back?

Here are the five red flags you can spot in a toxic relationship to end the abuse before it begins.

HSPs thrive in relationships where they feel seen, heard, and valued. And if we want alone time to recharge, our partner knows not to take it personally.

Dating a highly sensitive person isn’t like dating other people. Here’s what they wish you knew.

Breakups can be challenging for anyone, but what if you’re naturally more sensitive to your soon-to-be ex’s emotions — and your own?

Highly sensitive people are more in tune with subleties around them — including when it comes to sex.

Society tends to say men shouldn’t be sensitive, yet getting into a relationship with a highly sensitive man has many benefits.

For HSPs, a breakup can feel like riding a vicious wave where the nervous system cannot “right” itself. Here’s how to not drown.

Dating can be difficult for anybody, but it comes with a different set of rules when you’re dating a highly sensitive person.

As someone who’s in a relationship with a highly sensitive person, you need to be cognizant of why they feel the way they feel.

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.

Once you see how your partner’s sensitivity is an asset to your life, not a drawback, you’ll start to see the benefits of dating an HSP.