13 Problems only Highly Sensitive People Understand
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Date: 2023-11-25
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Some things that help me alot handle the struggles of being an HSP:
-sleeping in the evening, or just laying down and taking a break for atleast 30 minutes.
Use an alarm to not sleep too much, more than 1 hour is for me oftwn times worse than not sleeping at all, and dont sleep too late in the evening.
- waking up early in the morning, about 5 o clock maybe, doing something and going back to sleep for a few hours again. this may be sperate to the prvious point.
the earlier I sleep, the longer I can sleep without feeling bad.
-not staying awake late into the night.
-using ear plugs for better sleep if even the slightiest noises can disrupt your sleep.
Using only one earplug instead of both can be better, so that you dont miss alarms, but also it helps almost as much as 2 earplugs, since the brain constantly tries to process the senses of both ears together to calculate where sounds come from, if you use a single earplug, it lets that part of the brain rest.
This can also be used in the daytime and also in loud places like parties, long car travel or plane travel.
you are aware of your surroundings but you are way less stressed, tze only downside is, you have trouble knowing where a sound comes from, but thats what the eyes are for most of the time.
- rest before and after exhausting activities to have enough energy to go through, and to be fit afterwards.
- if you feel you citicize yourself too much over tiny issues, tell yourself loud out that noone even cares and that your brain wants to overanalyze again.
Like mistakes of the past, fear of change and things like that.
See changes as a challange and like a game to learn from and have fun with, not like an inconvenience and barrier.
Look for the good aspects in things and in yourself, and speak them outloud, or atleast whisper or think them if you dont want others to hear you talk to yourself.
Do this aswell if someone criticises you or soemthing you made unjustly.
Just say to yourself the good things in it.
laso speak to yourself if you are weighing good nad bad to make a desicion or to find things to improve inyourself, without being too harsh on yourself.
-have a cat or other pet that you can always be kind with and pet to always be able to express your strong tendency of kindness and empathy.
-tell others about your struggles so that they can be careful about it.
- for me a bit of pressure helps not to procrastinate, but I need to take breaks and rest after having finished what I needed to do.
-If you are struggling to say no, take your time thinking alone, and speak to yourself as described.
For me, I struggle to say no most, if the person is standing infront of me and waits for an answer, worse when he is pushing to quickly say something.
Most of the time I just say no as a default, because that person isnt understanding my struggle, or to avoid putting to much burden and pressure on myself.
If I have a couple minutes time, I try to weight the pros and cons of saying yes and no.
- regularly do something that relaxes yourself physically and mentally, like shower, massage, drawing, walking, hot/cold beverage and so on.
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Some things that help me alot handle the struggles of being an HSP:
-sleeping in the evening, or just laying down and taking a break for atleast 30 minutes.
Use an alarm to not sleep too much, more than 1 hour is for me oftwn times worse than not sleeping at all, and dont sleep too late in the evening.
- waking up early in the morning, about 5 o clock maybe, doing something and going back to sleep for a few hours again. this may be sperate to the prvious point.
the earlier I sleep, the longer I can sleep without feeling bad.
-not staying awake late into the night.
-using ear plugs for better sleep if even the slightiest noises can disrupt your sleep.
Using only one earplug instead of both can be better, so that you dont miss alarms, but also it helps almost as much as 2 earplugs, since the brain constantly tries to process the senses of both ears together to calculate where sounds come from, if you use a single earplug, it lets that part of the brain rest.
This can also be used in the daytime and also in loud places like parties, long car travel or plane travel.
you are aware of your surroundings but you are way less stressed, tze only downside is, you have trouble knowing where a sound comes from, but thats what the eyes are for most of the time.
- rest before and after exhausting activities to have enough energy to go through, and to be fit afterwards.
- if you feel you citicize yourself too much over tiny issues, tell yourself loud out that noone even cares and that your brain wants to overanalyze again.
Like mistakes of the past, fear of change and things like that.
See changes as a challange and like a game to learn from and have fun with, not like an inconvenience and barrier.
Look for the good aspects in things and in yourself, and speak them outloud, or atleast whisper or think them if you dont want others to hear you talk to yourself.
Do this aswell if someone criticises you or soemthing you made unjustly.
Just say to yourself the good things in it.
laso speak to yourself if you are weighing good nad bad to make a desicion or to find things to improve inyourself, without being too harsh on yourself.
-have a cat or other pet that you can always be kind with and pet to always be able to express your strong tendency of kindness and empathy.
-tell others about your struggles so that they can be careful about it.
- for me a bit of pressure helps not to procrastinate, but I need to take breaks and rest after having finished what I needed to do.
-If you are struggling to say no, take your time thinking alone, and speak to yourself as described.
For me, I struggle to say no most, if the person is standing infront of me and waits for an answer, worse when he is pushing to quickly say something.
Most of the time I just say no as a default, because that person isnt understanding my struggle, or to avoid putting to much burden and pressure on myself.
If I have a couple minutes time, I try to weight the pros and cons of saying yes and no.
- regularly do something that relaxes yourself physically and mentally, like shower, massage, drawing, walking, hot/cold beverage and so on.
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UglyDuckling
Now i understand why i isolate myself for the last 6 years. for me to go out its like a Nightmare.
No laughing. just Bad or Sad Faces. everyone shuts down banging there Heads on there Smartphones. cant even walk straight and dont look on other ppl.
But here in my Flat and all my Plants and the Birds outside i am feeling rly good.
i see in what direction humanity goes and thats not a good path. but 70% are still sleeping and dont want to wake up because they like me made there own Bubble of comfort and everyone who dares to revolt and try to Damage this Bubble will get a punishment.
We are not free here. we are modern consume slaves and in a short of time [6-7 years] we are Doomed if we dont change it.
Reminder: 1% of the World has more Money and Wealth as the rest 99%. and this 1% tells u what to do and whats good for u. Work-Buy-Sleep-Repeat
till u are to old for Society and u get dropped in to time. than in higher ages u see that u lived a wrong life. but than its to late.
Its not about Money and Fame. i had both of them and i was never happy. i chased it for Dopamin.
Now i have much less and even more Time to do what i rly want. and thats not working my ass off 6 Days a Week to pay a shit lot of Taxes for a Goverment who is infestid by the ELITE and richest.
So stop watching Mainstream Garbage to numb ur Brain and start doing stuff u rly like.
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Now i understand why i isolate myself for the last 6 years. for me to go out its like a Nightmare.
No laughing. just Bad or Sad Faces. everyone shuts down banging there Heads on there Smartphones. cant even walk straight and dont look on other ppl.
But here in my Flat and all my Plants and the Birds outside i am feeling rly good.
i see in what direction humanity goes and thats not a good path. but 70% are still sleeping and dont want to wake up because they like me made there own Bubble of comfort and everyone who dares to revolt and try to Damage this Bubble will get a punishment.
We are not free here. we are modern consume slaves and in a short of time [6-7 years] we are Doomed if we dont change it.
Reminder: 1% of the World has more Money and Wealth as the rest 99%. and this 1% tells u what to do and whats good for u. Work-Buy-Sleep-Repeat
till u are to old for Society and u get dropped in to time. than in higher ages u see that u lived a wrong life. but than its to late.
Its not about Money and Fame. i had both of them and i was never happy. i chased it for Dopamin.
Now i have much less and even more Time to do what i rly want. and thats not working my ass off 6 Days a Week to pay a shit lot of Taxes for a Goverment who is infestid by the ELITE and richest.
So stop watching Mainstream Garbage to numb ur Brain and start doing stuff u rly like.
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fafni
I got my final diagnosis quite recently (I mean you cant really diagnose it like a psychic disorder or something) but it actually took some time for it. Thats because of little trauma that occured in my early time in school that locked away this quite emotional side of my personality and instead replacing it with a quite rational point of view on things. In the end I actually like this rational side of me, cause it also has its situations, where it helps me to aid others and to organize my mind sometimes, but on the other side it makes the overthinking part much harder to overcome I feel. So thats something Im still struggeling with as of now, aside from other mental issues, that arent directly connected with being an HSP (although I feel like it is a catalyst most of the time.
And since I got my final diagnosis I feel sad for the person I once was, that a big part of it just vanished because of influences from outside and I never really remebered how it was like not overthinking every little move I make, especially in regards to other people.
Sorry if it sounded to negative, but I just wanted to share my experiences/struggles with it recently, I dont really knownwhy either.
(Also, sorry for potentially bad english)
Still wish you all a great day success in what you want to do today
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I got my final diagnosis quite recently (I mean you cant really diagnose it like a psychic disorder or something) but it actually took some time for it. Thats because of little trauma that occured in my early time in school that locked away this quite emotional side of my personality and instead replacing it with a quite rational point of view on things. In the end I actually like this rational side of me, cause it also has its situations, where it helps me to aid others and to organize my mind sometimes, but on the other side it makes the overthinking part much harder to overcome I feel. So thats something Im still struggeling with as of now, aside from other mental issues, that arent directly connected with being an HSP (although I feel like it is a catalyst most of the time.
And since I got my final diagnosis I feel sad for the person I once was, that a big part of it just vanished because of influences from outside and I never really remebered how it was like not overthinking every little move I make, especially in regards to other people.
Sorry if it sounded to negative, but I just wanted to share my experiences/struggles with it recently, I dont really knownwhy either.
(Also, sorry for potentially bad english)
Still wish you all a great day success in what you want to do today
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Jerilyn
I tend to as well, but I always bear in mind that it is the effect of my aftershock/post-traumatic experienced I been through that I experienced during my childhood days as I accidentally got lost and it takes two weeks span I experienced that time to be imprisoned bruised inside the jail as well as drought hits me as all of a sudden I was led into a place where in I was opening a door of someone's house and there's an old woman who noticed me suspiciously and asked me: Hey you kid! Where are you from? Then it suddenly awakes my consciousness that I'm not evenly aware of what I'm doing coz of starving, as countrymen yelled over me, someone led me into a pedicab and that's the beginning of my diversity, but now at present time I learned to forgive though it takes time that will set me free as well to guard my peace as it is one of the factor that distracts my presence of mind, I attend counselling class a living with meditation group, and it helps a lot though I'm the only one who left out taking care of our mom, it's given that it's boring and kinda stubborn but this is the only method of developing my desire to attain extrovert positivity aside from my faith as well to the lord god above since I'm a believer and not forgotten to follow his word for my salvation.
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I tend to as well, but I always bear in mind that it is the effect of my aftershock/post-traumatic experienced I been through that I experienced during my childhood days as I accidentally got lost and it takes two weeks span I experienced that time to be imprisoned bruised inside the jail as well as drought hits me as all of a sudden I was led into a place where in I was opening a door of someone's house and there's an old woman who noticed me suspiciously and asked me: Hey you kid! Where are you from? Then it suddenly awakes my consciousness that I'm not evenly aware of what I'm doing coz of starving, as countrymen yelled over me, someone led me into a pedicab and that's the beginning of my diversity, but now at present time I learned to forgive though it takes time that will set me free as well to guard my peace as it is one of the factor that distracts my presence of mind, I attend counselling class a living with meditation group, and it helps a lot though I'm the only one who left out taking care of our mom, it's given that it's boring and kinda stubborn but this is the only method of developing my desire to attain extrovert positivity aside from my faith as well to the lord god above since I'm a believer and not forgotten to follow his word for my salvation.
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Deven
Off topic, but has anyone ever been in a scenario where you're a regular customer of a place and you become attracted to someone that works there? In my case, I go to my local Walmart pharmacy about once every couple weeks to pickup prescriptions for my grandmother, and I have developed an attraction/crush to a woman who works at the counter who looks to be about my age which is early to mid 20s. I find her name cool and unique and I think her voice is cute but I know it's not right to compliment someone like that while they're on the clock. I also don't want to come off as creepy because it's not my intent to be. Since I'm a regular, she should know me by face by now and I wonder if it'd be a good idea to just write my number down on a piece of paper and give it to her so that way she can decide if she'd like to talk to me outside of work hours. The worst thing that could happen is she just throws the note in the trash and I never hear from her. Although, it'd be my only way of breaking the ice because I only see her at her job.
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Off topic, but has anyone ever been in a scenario where you're a regular customer of a place and you become attracted to someone that works there? In my case, I go to my local Walmart pharmacy about once every couple weeks to pickup prescriptions for my grandmother, and I have developed an attraction/crush to a woman who works at the counter who looks to be about my age which is early to mid 20s. I find her name cool and unique and I think her voice is cute but I know it's not right to compliment someone like that while they're on the clock. I also don't want to come off as creepy because it's not my intent to be. Since I'm a regular, she should know me by face by now and I wonder if it'd be a good idea to just write my number down on a piece of paper and give it to her so that way she can decide if she'd like to talk to me outside of work hours. The worst thing that could happen is she just throws the note in the trash and I never hear from her. Although, it'd be my only way of breaking the ice because I only see her at her job.
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Evil
Don't me like this! Lol.
This is so me. I thought I was alone and would get various comments from others when I voiced what I now know is anxiety and HSP behaviors. It feels great learning I'm not alone, and yes I'm being sensitive, but it's how I am, and it's not a bad thing. I usually keep it to effecting myself, and vent on my personal social media where a lot of my fellow HSP friends or at least sympathizing friends get me and know I'm not doing it just for attention. In various real life situations throughout my life, I was told various insensitive things like ''Just get over it, It's not that big of a deal, and other dismissive comments often gaslighting me.
The things y'all touched on that I didn't know was a symptom of HSP was the being extra cranky when tired, and the hurt I feel when someone is critical of something I did or am. I thought it was my ADHD's, RSD, but even when I fully expected the criticism, my ego quietly takes a hit, and I keep it to myself because I don't want to come off as entitled.
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Don't me like this! Lol.
This is so me. I thought I was alone and would get various comments from others when I voiced what I now know is anxiety and HSP behaviors. It feels great learning I'm not alone, and yes I'm being sensitive, but it's how I am, and it's not a bad thing. I usually keep it to effecting myself, and vent on my personal social media where a lot of my fellow HSP friends or at least sympathizing friends get me and know I'm not doing it just for attention. In various real life situations throughout my life, I was told various insensitive things like ''Just get over it, It's not that big of a deal, and other dismissive comments often gaslighting me.
The things y'all touched on that I didn't know was a symptom of HSP was the being extra cranky when tired, and the hurt I feel when someone is critical of something I did or am. I thought it was my ADHD's, RSD, but even when I fully expected the criticism, my ego quietly takes a hit, and I keep it to myself because I don't want to come off as entitled.
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Asterisk
Im an extremely sensitive person but i barely relate to any of these. I cannot tolerate silence. It irritates me. I deprive myself of sleep a lot and feel perfectly fine for the most part. I dont get particularly attitudey or anything. I also love interacting with people? If anything my social battery dies quicker than others. Also i love violence, as long as it isn't towards me or my family. But things like gore and violence are actually my cup of tea. And I've noticed im EXTREMELY adaptable to change, quite the contrary to not being able to handle change. I also hate being alone. If anything I'm much more ok with sitting with others in silence for a little bit, but at some point the silence will soon start to bother me.
The only things i can truly relate to here is being misunderstood often, being my worst critic, and feeling emotionally exhausted, but only to an extent.
This makes me wonder if im less emotionally sensitive than I used to be.
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Im an extremely sensitive person but i barely relate to any of these. I cannot tolerate silence. It irritates me. I deprive myself of sleep a lot and feel perfectly fine for the most part. I dont get particularly attitudey or anything. I also love interacting with people? If anything my social battery dies quicker than others. Also i love violence, as long as it isn't towards me or my family. But things like gore and violence are actually my cup of tea. And I've noticed im EXTREMELY adaptable to change, quite the contrary to not being able to handle change. I also hate being alone. If anything I'm much more ok with sitting with others in silence for a little bit, but at some point the silence will soon start to bother me.
The only things i can truly relate to here is being misunderstood often, being my worst critic, and feeling emotionally exhausted, but only to an extent.
This makes me wonder if im less emotionally sensitive than I used to be.
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Imagistorm
I am definitely an HSP but I am also quite a strong extrovert. This combination was hard to manage when I was growing up. I liked going to events to meet and talk to new people, but I was also terrified of the idea since it would take a huge emotional toll on me. I've had to learn that I need a very specific amount of time spent socializing, otherwise, if I go over this limit, I get very overwhelmed and sometimes have to take time to recover for a few days.
Also, I've felt misunderstood by most of my extrovert friends who think I'm trying to shelter myself against the problems of the world when I don't want to learn about social justice issues. For me it's an actual serious protection I need to make for my mental health. I can't input the same amount of emotional stimulus that others can handle.
Anyway, any other HSP/extroverts feel me?
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I am definitely an HSP but I am also quite a strong extrovert. This combination was hard to manage when I was growing up. I liked going to events to meet and talk to new people, but I was also terrified of the idea since it would take a huge emotional toll on me. I've had to learn that I need a very specific amount of time spent socializing, otherwise, if I go over this limit, I get very overwhelmed and sometimes have to take time to recover for a few days.
Also, I've felt misunderstood by most of my extrovert friends who think I'm trying to shelter myself against the problems of the world when I don't want to learn about social justice issues. For me it's an actual serious protection I need to make for my mental health. I can't input the same amount of emotional stimulus that others can handle.
Anyway, any other HSP/extroverts feel me?
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Deadly
Timestamps
1. You can't function without sleep 0: 51
2. You can't stand loud noises 1: 18
3. You often feel emotionally exhausted 1: 52
4. You scrutinize social interactions 2: 17
5. You're easily triggered by violence 2: 46
6. You have a hard time moving on 3: 14
7. You're uncomfortable with change 3: 47
8. You don't react well to criticism and conflict 4: 10
9. You don't do well under pressure 4: 38
10. Your boundaries are easily crossed 5: 05
11. You're your own worst critic 5: 40
12. You require alone time 6: 06
13. You're often misunderstood 6: 34
Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day.
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Timestamps
1. You can't function without sleep 0: 51
2. You can't stand loud noises 1: 18
3. You often feel emotionally exhausted 1: 52
4. You scrutinize social interactions 2: 17
5. You're easily triggered by violence 2: 46
6. You have a hard time moving on 3: 14
7. You're uncomfortable with change 3: 47
8. You don't react well to criticism and conflict 4: 10
9. You don't do well under pressure 4: 38
10. Your boundaries are easily crossed 5: 05
11. You're your own worst critic 5: 40
12. You require alone time 6: 06
13. You're often misunderstood 6: 34
Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day.
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Danae
I have to be H. S. P. but I'm a 45 year old woman that works in retail. I've learned to express my kindness and grow in my capacity to deal with people. Because I have also been taken advantage of due to my friendliness and trustworthiness, I've learned to spot characteristics that are not positive, and to stick up for myself. You may be your worst critic but you are also your own best advocate. I'm very misunderstood but I've grown accustomed to no one getting me. I long to meet someone that does, but it won't stop me from living if I don't.
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I have to be H. S. P. but I'm a 45 year old woman that works in retail. I've learned to express my kindness and grow in my capacity to deal with people. Because I have also been taken advantage of due to my friendliness and trustworthiness, I've learned to spot characteristics that are not positive, and to stick up for myself. You may be your worst critic but you are also your own best advocate. I'm very misunderstood but I've grown accustomed to no one getting me. I long to meet someone that does, but it won't stop me from living if I don't.
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Petros
I think i fall under this category. Not only I process emotions deeper than average men, but also I totally NEED MORE SLEEP than the average person, otherwise I cannot function, I cannot reason. This is why jobs should stop starting from 9am and instead start kicking off from 10: 45. Let people wake up NORMALLY. and when I say people, I mean for those who're othered as well. This comes from a person like myself, who had tried sleeping from 9pm, and it never worked for me to wake up fully alerted from 6 or 8am
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I think i fall under this category. Not only I process emotions deeper than average men, but also I totally NEED MORE SLEEP than the average person, otherwise I cannot function, I cannot reason. This is why jobs should stop starting from 9am and instead start kicking off from 10: 45. Let people wake up NORMALLY. and when I say people, I mean for those who're othered as well. This comes from a person like myself, who had tried sleeping from 9pm, and it never worked for me to wake up fully alerted from 6 or 8am
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Heather
Oh God, I had to go into the mall to pick up my repaired watch. there were people protesting in the intersection, shouting and so on. It really threw me. At my last job a perpetually angry co-worker played really offensive rap music at full volume- after 5 hours of this during which time 2 people got into a screaming match, I was left shaking and crying in the corner. I cannot be anywhere near conflict or anger.
I wish I could find a job where kindness and compassion are assets, not things to destroy.
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Oh God, I had to go into the mall to pick up my repaired watch. there were people protesting in the intersection, shouting and so on. It really threw me. At my last job a perpetually angry co-worker played really offensive rap music at full volume- after 5 hours of this during which time 2 people got into a screaming match, I was left shaking and crying in the corner. I cannot be anywhere near conflict or anger.
I wish I could find a job where kindness and compassion are assets, not things to destroy.
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Huda
I will always reminisce about the day or the week at the end of the day to analyze all my mistakes, cringe moments and how I feel about them. Talking to myself out loud definitely helps but I always do it when I'm in the shower and when I'm alone. I'm my best listener cause after analysing what I'm feeling upset about and the cause of it, I will feel ready and refreshed cause I will always find a good side to it. Always think positive to overcome overanalysing.
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I will always reminisce about the day or the week at the end of the day to analyze all my mistakes, cringe moments and how I feel about them. Talking to myself out loud definitely helps but I always do it when I'm in the shower and when I'm alone. I'm my best listener cause after analysing what I'm feeling upset about and the cause of it, I will feel ready and refreshed cause I will always find a good side to it. Always think positive to overcome overanalysing.
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Human
I think I m emtoinally sensative. I get really upset after an intense argument or see people I m close too argue with each other. When I m hanging out with new people I focus less on the experience, but mostly how I m feeling and if I m handling it well or not. And if someone says something about me (especially if its something I m insecure or passionate about) it tends to stick around in my mind for a LONG time. Mabye I m an HSP idk.
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I think I m emtoinally sensative. I get really upset after an intense argument or see people I m close too argue with each other. When I m hanging out with new people I focus less on the experience, but mostly how I m feeling and if I m handling it well or not. And if someone says something about me (especially if its something I m insecure or passionate about) it tends to stick around in my mind for a LONG time. Mabye I m an HSP idk.
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Robert
Being an HSP is a lonely and burdensome state of being. Especially since most of the
world is dominated by callas, insensitive and crass people who think the universe revolves around them!
If I was like them, I d be happier and have superficial friends like they do. And since they are insensitive and unable to discern the subtleties, to them a phony friend is as good as a real one!
Stay blessed, Everyone.
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Being an HSP is a lonely and burdensome state of being. Especially since most of the
world is dominated by callas, insensitive and crass people who think the universe revolves around them!
If I was like them, I d be happier and have superficial friends like they do. And since they are insensitive and unable to discern the subtleties, to them a phony friend is as good as a real one!
Stay blessed, Everyone.
Robert-
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allyndeimos
I've been struggling with all these things and only recently have I found out that this is the term used for what I am! And to know that only a few people are like this is mind-blowing. But it also helps explain a LOT. Now I can tell people, without fear, that I need quiet - mental, spacial, noise-al, you name it - cus hey, I'm an HSP! Thank you for this video! I will make sure to share it with people: )
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I've been struggling with all these things and only recently have I found out that this is the term used for what I am! And to know that only a few people are like this is mind-blowing. But it also helps explain a LOT. Now I can tell people, without fear, that I need quiet - mental, spacial, noise-al, you name it - cus hey, I'm an HSP! Thank you for this video! I will make sure to share it with people: )
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Kim
I was studying a depressing subject,
Colonisation, Emperialist isms.
I saw someone who needed a safe place for the night, female alone.
This person ransacked our house.
stole my father's gift, 21st birthday present.
Stole the bicycle I used for transport, and came back again when we were absent to trash the rooms again.
My sense of respect destroyed by the gamble to offering my trust.
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I was studying a depressing subject,
Colonisation, Emperialist isms.
I saw someone who needed a safe place for the night, female alone.
This person ransacked our house.
stole my father's gift, 21st birthday present.
Stole the bicycle I used for transport, and came back again when we were absent to trash the rooms again.
My sense of respect destroyed by the gamble to offering my trust.
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LoonaBeam
I m very sensitive to loud sound that it hurts, though that s probably because I have autism. I have a lot of what they said on the video except sometimes like half way, I work better under pressure Sense that s how a lot of people with ADHD (some not all) work. Even if I m very sensitive but don t have that am I that? Or is it just because I m neurodivergent?
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I m very sensitive to loud sound that it hurts, though that s probably because I have autism. I have a lot of what they said on the video except sometimes like half way, I work better under pressure Sense that s how a lot of people with ADHD (some not all) work. Even if I m very sensitive but don t have that am I that? Or is it just because I m neurodivergent?
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Nadilla
It can be draining when you work in a hustle cultured environment like at admin office or be a learning designer
The number of times you can cry from every mistake, yelling and you have eyes on you front and back without privacy
Plus, your coworkers having constant gossips and loud laughing and demand you do work after work hours
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It can be draining when you work in a hustle cultured environment like at admin office or be a learning designer
The number of times you can cry from every mistake, yelling and you have eyes on you front and back without privacy
Plus, your coworkers having constant gossips and loud laughing and demand you do work after work hours
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ExistingBone
I remember being an HSP and meeting all the criteria in the video during high school, but after some time I started working on myself and now I really enjoy fake violence while before I was bleeding from a big wound on my leg and I literally felt like I wanted to puke. I still have some of the traits just most of the are gone
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I remember being an HSP and meeting all the criteria in the video during high school, but after some time I started working on myself and now I really enjoy fake violence while before I was bleeding from a big wound on my leg and I literally felt like I wanted to puke. I still have some of the traits just most of the are gone
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