People constantly write to me and keep saying that they wished that they weren’t highly sensitive. Being on the high side of being highly sensitive, I never thought this way. What’s the purpose of trying to be or wishing to be something that you’re not? Do you need a different perspective on being highly sensitive? Here are some quotes to help you: (more…)
What’s so good about being highly sensitive? I pose this question because, based on the correspondence that I receive and what I see on online forums, I find that too many people focus on the negative side of this inherited character trait.
I try to accentuate the positive aspects of life, although it’s difficult sometimes. I’d like to shed some positive light on being a highly sensitive person. Being highly sensitive isn’t a choice but a natural way of being. Why not make the best of what you’ve got? (more…)
Highly sensitive people often have unique experiences and perspectives on life, which can bring both advantages and challenges. Here are some important questions that will help you improve and understand yourself better: What triggers my sensitivity? Identifying the specific situations, people, or environments that trigger your sensitivity can help you better manage your emotions and reactions. What are my boundaries? Highly sensitive people often have strong boundaries around their personal space, time, and energy. It's important to identify and communicate your boundaries to others to avoid feeling overwhelmed or drained. How can I practice self-care? Taking care of your physical, emotional, and mental well-being is crucial for highly sensitive people. Consider what activities or practices help you recharge and restore your energy. Am I setting…
Here are some more helpful thoughts that may benefit highly sensitive people and introverts: It's okay to speak up for yourself. As a highly sensitive person or introvert, you may struggle with asserting yourself or speaking up in social situations. Remember that your needs and opinions matter, and it's important to advocate for yourself. Your emotions are valid. It's common for highly sensitive people and introverts to feel deeply and be affected by their emotions. Remember that your emotions are valid, and it's important to allow yourself to feel and process them in a healthy way. You are capable of growth and change. While sensitivity and introversion are part of your personality, they do not define you completely. Remember that you are capable of growth…
