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Being a HSP is a bless and a curse. People will fall in love easily with your personality but then will say "it's too much" for them.

This was a bold title choice considering the sensitive audience😂

I am dating an HSP for more than half a year now and I am here to tell you that's it's been the best 7 months of my life so far, and counting. All those things mentioned in the video as "why it's hard to date an HSP" are actually the reasons why I love him so deeply. The amount of love you get from an HSP is absolutely unprecedented. ❤

1.Picking up on every emotion. 0:40 2.Perciving every little detail. 1:10 3.Being able to catch lies. 1:43 4.Taking things too slow. 2:06 5.Getting overwhelmed too easily. 2:37 6.Needing too much space. 3:09 7.Being too conflict averse. 3:42 8.Neglecting your own self care. 4:28

If someone’s mad at me, I bawl my eyes out and say I’m sorry like 10 million times

Highly sensitive beings suffer more but they also love harder

"Social activity is too stressful and exhausting for you." I physically do not even have the power to text someone.

I've been in a relationship with a HSP and some or these reasons were why we broke up, but this was also my fault and I think if we had better communication and if i had more tried to understand her i feel like it would have work. I don't think you guys are hard to love, we just have to make a little bit of effort to understand you and to make the relationship work, but that's kinda what you have to do with everybody not only hsp. Btw i think your kindness and sensitivity make you Amaziiing (ive never love someone more than my hsp girlfriend she was so loving and sweet) please guys just be who you are and if someone thinks you are too hard to love just leave them you deserve someone who loves every part or you!!

Nobody needs to tell a highly sensitive person they're hard to love. I know I'll probably die alone.

My partner is a HSP and I fell in love with her because of how wonderful and heartful she is and the level of mutual understanding that I have never even dreamed of. Of course it comes with its share of issues and sometimes every day life feels like walking through a minefield, but, hey, I am not saint as well and have my own flaws that she has to deal with. And we work on it, because from the moment we met in KZfaq comment section we knew we are meant for each other =) 3 years have past and we continue to stay in love with each other =)

Something to add: being physically ill (colds, flu, or bad allergies even) causes an hsp's internal balance and emotional stability to falter. This effectively does the same as us partying constantly or being overstimulated. I tend to overread things and get irritable and emotionally distressed much easier when I'm sick and find myself even more exhausted than usual.

Personally I like the title because “love” is an action and a choice. We are all difficult to love. That doesn’t make any of us unworthy of it.

I'd like to see a video about how can highly sensitive people control their negative emotions and pointless overthinking.

I’m an HSP. I really dislike this title. Saying someone is “difficult to love” isn’t true and it’s not fair. We already feel bad enough, and I think this really could have been phrased better.

As of lately, for me, as an HSP, the most difficult thing from this list is taking proper care of myself. I've always prioritized the needs of others over mine and at this point (26yo) it feels completely alien to me that I should focus on myself and put myself first. Even though it's difficult, it's kind of empowering to finally speak my own mind and know what I can truly offer and what I really need in people. I've always given too much attention to people who didn't really reciprocate this back, which always leads to situations where I silently suffer with my thoughts and emotions. After realizing this, I'll focus my attention on people who I can really connect with and who care for me. Has anyone had a similar story? 🤔

I’m an HSP but I have ADHD and depression too. But I also realized something, that my negative traits and behaviors and being corrected with personal introspection and research! Like with this video, I’ve found that I have overcome some of my more self destructive traits associated with being a HSP 😮

The "hard to love" part of the title is terrible, they could've approached it another way. But the video is still worth it.

As an HSP, this video gives me anxiety over my flaws 😩

I am an HSP, but I pretend like I am not. I don't show others like I am vulnerable or naive, but I feel like I am dying inside. But I want to fall in love with an HSP too, because I know HSPs fall harder and understand you emotionally on a deeper level

Definitely a mixture between intellectual, sensual and emotional! 1) I always draw back any information or situation to existential questions trying to figure out the sense of life 2) I see more colours as a tetrachromat & have an extremely sensitive nose and ears 3) I am struggling to physically bear emotions because they are sooo strong that it makes me feel sick

Me reading the title: “I’m hard to love?!”

To all of those HSP’s here, don’t worry you’re still loved

This was so spot on. Being an HSP has been pure hell- Especially at the work place . I wish there were more of us around

I hate this about myself, honestly. Emotions suck sometime. Being hyperaware and hyper vigilant is freaking exhausting. It makes me so angry that I can't turn this off or feel like I will never get better and get "rid of this".

1.Picking Up on Every Emotion 2.Recieving every detail 3.Being able to catch lies 4.Taking things to slow 5.Getting overwhelmed too easily 6.Needing too much space 7.Being conflict averse 8.Neglecting your own self care

I'm basically all this. Kinda hurts to lose someone because of this too. Now I'm just sad again :c

As an HSP, I can relate to this in many ways. I remember talking to a girl over text for about two weeks while getting to know her, and then a week later she wanted to end it. We both liked each other, but she told me that she doesn't want to deal with a sensitive person. To this day, that still hurts me because I already have enough emotional struggles in my life and that most girls that I've tried to talk to either feel the same way about me as that one girl did or is in a relationship already. This is why I'm so scared and angry to even try to ask someone out or get to know her because all the negative memories would crawl back to my mind, and I often beat myself up over it because I wonder if I ever did anything wrong or if there's something really wrong with me....

I was an HSP for much of my childhood and adolescence. I had all of those problems, including being conflict averse. I agreed with everything my classmates said in order to avoid their wrath. Instead, I kept my opinions to myself and built resentment, which lasted for 22 years.

I just feel like these kinds of videos indicating what HSP’s are often overlook the people who’ve learned to deal with being HSP. I’m sure many people relate to many of these, and yet have also learned how to blend in. If you’re too sensitive, you pretend that you’re not. If you read people easily, you act like you’re oblivious. If you notice a slight change in behaviour or tone, you play it off. A scene played so well that you almost forget it’s just a mask that you’re wearing. So as much as I relate to this, I feel like half the individuals who are HSP, inadvertently conditioned themselves to feel otherwise

Lmao seems like I've never changed, pushing people away is the only way I can stop myself from overthinking and getting hurt

What may be interpreted as weekness can be your ultimate strength. Learn to embrace them and you can navigate more easily through life. I too, fit these descriptions of an HSP. Over time and the difficult personal challenges that I have experienced through life. I have learned manage better relationships, whilst empowering my sensitivity. Needless to say, it is not easy in today's society.

Both me and my husband are HSPs and it's a blessing and a nightmare at the time haha. Especially the "you feel each other emotions AND experiences them" and oh the "need for space" are so true.

I've always ALWAYS been misunderstood. Though all I wanted is to help. And we HSP's never ask for help and overthink too much, which makes us always anxious. It's like we feel disconnected with the world. It's hard to find someone where there is a real connection!

Here are the 8 things listed, if you don't want to be spoiled, just scroll on. Have a nice day! 😙✌️ 1. Picking up on every emotion 2. Perceiving every Little detail 3. Being able to catch lies 4. Taking Things too slow 5. Getting overhelmed too easily 6. Needing too much space 7. Being too conflict averse 8. Neglecting your own self care

I'm an HSP, and every point in this video rings true, especially the part about self care. Many is the time I've tried to "pour from an empty cup", probably even more that I recognize. And it's difficult not to feel that taking time away - investing in "me time" - isn't selfish even after learning its value.

I can relate with every single point, and it feels good! It feels good to finally understand what is going on with me. All my life people would tell me, that I am the problem in every issue. I was literally hated for asking questions, becauss I saw things , that people did not want anyone to see. Espacially when parents are fighting and then tell you, “everything is fine.“ I grew up believing, that there is something mentally wrong with me. Until three years ago, when a therapist looked at me and said, “You are a HSP. You have never heard about it? Well, how are you supposed to control it, if you do not even know what it is?“ Finally knowing and learning about HSP and basically myself feels amazing. And I hope, that one day, I will be able to relax and enjoy being around people. PS: I have learned that something like “it did not mean anything“ does not exist. There is always a reason for a slight change of ton or facial expressions.

This video actually made me cry because all I’ve always wanted was unconditional love since I didn’t get it from my parents and knowing that I’m hard to love kinda hurts but whatever :’)

My boyfriend sent me this............ What a cute way of saying that I'm an emotional burden

Thank you for the videos! It has changed the way I see myself and constantly wondering what's wrong with me. Most of my life I've felt lost and alone and not knowing how to express what I feel. If you guys had time could you please look into the topic of children with HSP who experienced abuse as well as parents who committed suicide. Thank you again for your time to putting these together .

I love how this channel upload videos showing the negative sides of sensitive people and empaths as well! We're not always super good and have our own toxic traits to deal. Specially the traits that are very toxic for ourselves firstly, rather than to the people around us. Anyways, it's nice to be aware lol

Me: attends school disco *1 hour later* friend: "why are you crying on the bench outside?" Me: trying to hold back a emotional outburst whilst attempting to explain why im on the bench outside *I left 20 minutes later*

This is me exactly sometimes I feel so misunderstood it can be annoying at times😅😪

Imagine being a HSP while working at retail customer service💆

Omg! This video is spot on! At this age i think it might have been best for someone like me to have stayed alone. Everything is so difficult and a constant struggle especially when surrounded by people who do not understand or maybe cannot understand, most of the time i feel so foreign. HSP are rare.

Being a HSP has caused me to hate myself. I'm just learning to be content with who I am. I want nothing more than to be able to do literally anything without caring or worry about what other people think of me. I cry multiple times everyday about the smallest of things. My biggest fear is crying in front of people, even people I'm comfortable with like my mom or brother, because all I imagine is them saying "Here goes this crybaby again🙄" Im scared of people thinking I'm this vulnerable, naive crybaby.....I am one....but I don't want people to know that. I'm scared of being a pushover, saying yes when I want to say no, letting people walk all over me and giving them the benefit of the doubt when they don't deserve it. One of the worst parts about being a HSP is being surrounded by people who aren't. Nobody understands you, even those who try to. Can't tell you how many times I've heard someone say "Its not that serious." Can't tell you how many times I've tried to tell MYSELF it's not that serious. Trying to take constructive criticism without feeling hurt is hard. Try to share your feelings without obsessing over wether or not it will offend someone else is hard. Try not to be a people-pleaser is hard. Trying with every bone in your body, not to make it look like you care or that you're hurt, but being unable to stop the waterworks from coming and think "I failed again" is hard.

"HSP are hard to be loved" ( from societies that are damaged, deceitful, or simply too busy making money that people take barely or no time to discover how we function. HSPs actually love and love even too much very easily, however this love is mostly directed to others, rather themselves ;))

I cannot believe what your content has unlocked for ME! TY so much. It doesn't replace therapy, but it can keep you making new discoveries that help you feel more comfortable in your body/environs.

I like the title, I immediately related and want to understand why this can sometimes feel like the case in my life. It will help me be mindful of others and also help me blame myself less, for we a re all different. Also, it's psychology, nothing applies across the board guys. Thank you psych2go xx

I get so overstimulated when dealing with other people. My youngest son is also a HSP. We keep each other in check sometimes. My other two sons are the total opposite.

Highly sensitive x iNFJ x Introvert life is so hard

Wow thanks so much that title really hit hard. Sure I’ve watched like 3 of your videos about hsp’s and I relate to almost everyone of them… but you don’t really need to put that. It already made me realize it more.

Thank you for the video 😊 💠This is what I've learned in my life as an HSP: 🔸If this trait has reached this point in human evolution is because it's a USEFUL trait. 🔸It's necessary because mediators are the ones that PREDICT the positive or negative consecuencies of the present emotions and behaviours in the future. 🔸We retain all the emotional information of the community and then SMOOTH the conflicts. 🔸This emotional SUPERPOWERS are hard to manage. It requires practice and time to find the correct balance⚖️ 🔸Many times we can lose control of this "magical weapon" and it can hurt instead of cure🗡️🛡️ 🔸It's important to control the urge to overthink everything. Many things and behaviours are very random and are not that important to spend time on the details. Just move on whenever you can 🧠 🔸Conflicts and argues are part of life. All living beings have differences and need to settle things to resolve them and move on. 🔸Hiding or evading a situation is useful sometimes but, it could also lead to resentment in both sides.

Honestly this video is when a HSP is in imbalanced relationship dynamics... I’ll explain why for each number! 🙃 1. Absorbing emotions - If the other person distances themselves as a result of essentially absorbing the HSPs emotions this triggers those with anxious attachment style... It’s a fine line between stonewalling and genuine need for space. If genuine need for space is needed it should be done when both parties are not in a highly activated emotional state and should be communicated as clearly as possible! 2. Perceiving every detail - rather than see how there’s likely a bit of truth in the details seen that most miss the HSP is gaslighted and if the idea that the HSP is seeing things that aren’t there becomes internalized, the HSP then becomes out of touch with their intuition. Anyone who studies microexpressions quickly learns there is a lot of validity in subtle and lightning fast emotional output. But honestly most people aren’t capable of that kind of transparency because most of the word operates from a highly unconscious state 💭 3. Catching lies - Big whoop, we’re not interested in being around inauthentic people. Only a problem if you’re surrounded by fakes. I feel for people who have families built on lies tho. 🌧💙🙏 4. Taking things too slow - that’s a boundary thing and honestly anyone who’s ever been screwed over would understand the need to slow things down. Pressuring someone is no bueno. 5. Getting overwhelmed too easily - JUST HANG W INTROVERtS 6. Need alone time - here the fault is in the HSP, definitely communicate when you need time alone to process and integrate sensory input. Going MIA for days in your close relationships is a shitty thing to do if you just ghost your loved ones haha 🤨 7. Conflict adverse - The state of our world currently does not see the value in conflict because conflict at this time is used as a way to cause further separation and disintegration. If a conflict has truth and understanding as its goal then this is a non issue because any other things that could stem from that conversation, especially hurtful things that carry on a conflict beyond the original point of contention is not necessary. Poof! There goes your fear of conflict 8. Lack of self care - if you’re hanging around people who know how to meet their needs you don’t need to be putting them above yourself 😓 This does NOT apply when you have pets or kids or plants that are actually dependent on the HSP.

This is a great idea - tell highly sensitive people that they aren’t loveable - because they aren’t sensitive enough!!!

I had/have the experience of falling easily for a person with HSP. I'm releaved that the video says it can be one of the most rewarding relationships I'm ever in. I'm on the fence, but I really really want it to work. So thank you for the encouragement.

Throughout my whole life I've always been called a crybaby and someone who over thinks *way* too much.. Its starting to click. I related to all of these.. To a part where it actually kinda hurts tbh..

Could you guys do a video on what affect two HSPs have on each other/how to tell if someone else is an HSP? I love all your videos btw!

I was a really hard baby and my mom realised I was an HSP, and since then I have continued showing all the signs of it. I love being an HSP, but I hate how vulnerable it makes me, since I was used by my narcissistic father all my childhood and teenhood, and I guess I’m scared of being used again. And sometimes it can be overwhelming, being an HSP. But I also love my sensitive life, love all the intense emotions I feel, and being an artist, it is really helpful. I hate conflicts, but I never avoid them since that feels even worse. Instead I always confront people, if I have enough relationship with them, so that we can get the conflict over with in the same day.

i'm an HSP too. for the longest time i've felt like people won't like me because i'm "too emotional" or let people's moods rub off on me a lot. i'm also sensitive to sound and taste/texture of foods which people in my family have complained about.

I'm an HSP. I was always told I was too sensitive by my parents; my brother's wife; some friends; my kids, and ex-husband. I told my boyfriend I thought I'd never find someone who could fully love and appreciate my personality. He tells me the one thing that stands out about me is my compassion for others. I accept how I am, and understand there will always be some people who will see my personality as unpleasant. I curb it when I'm around most people who don't ( want to) understand me, and I give freely to those that truly appreciate me as I am.

My wife and I have both been accused of being too sensitive enough times that I made a video about it! And started watching videos like this. I didnt even know their was such a classification of "HSP" until very recently. I think it is dangerous to blame too much emphasis on someone being an HSP because it may just a few steps away from gaslighting.

Amazing and I would say 99% accurate. Thanks for these videos, I discovered them a few days ago and I love and send them to others. Please keep the good work xxc

Title is bit tough ESPECIALLY for HSP. Ironically kind of insensitive....

Dear sensitive people if this vid makes you feel there’s something wrong with you love yourselves you’ll see how is not that difficult at añl

This was an interesting watch. Im an HSP but I only found out about it only a few years ago. It was actually my partner that brought it to my attention. At first I called bullshit but after doing more research it became evidently clear. That being said there are many points that hit dead on while others completely missed which had me confused at first until I realized that those that missed may have been over corrections on my part and or simple adaption to a world that often doesn’t have safe spaces for an HSP. For over 5/6 of my life I didn’t even know I was an HSP but still had to navigate my environment. I think over time when if you are self reflective you kind of develop self defense mechanisms that allow you to function in your environment. I’ve been working in a fairly loud environment for over 17 years (bartender/DJ) so I’m not sensitive to a loud room but I also know I am really good at shutting out most of my environment when I need to finding a happy space within while still being alert to the external. I’m also aware that some of those overcorrections may have been harmful to me such as not expressing sadness and pain in fear of being called to sensitive or worse. Needless to say I’m happy I know now that I’m an HSP. Living life has definitely become easier. Knowledge is power.

This is a dysfunctional HSP. I’m a highly HSP. Learned my gifts and understanding them better, still learning. Some HSP can be connected to the magnetic energy of the moon. Which helps to not be so overwhelmed in situations. Please do not be serious. That’s the worst you can do to yourself. Just understand your own feelings,and also connecting to your inner child in having fun. Which creates more of higher and healthier frequencies. Have compassion for those others too. Yes we can spot out lies. But choosing to not react and focusing on inner love for yourself, it will draw you to other people who won’t lie.

I love this art style! Who ever did this deserves a pat on the back!

I am used to being on my own, I just recently realized I am an HSP but it has been years that I have just known that I might never find "someone", even just a best friend to me seems unrealistic. That's why I love animals, my cat is a great companion.

We HSPs also are easily targeted by those who are "takers" and get into relationships easily, only to get our hearts broken because we learn we were just used for the things and help we provided for someone who "needed" us for a time and then moved on after we were no longer necessary to them. I became a critical care nurse and was very good at it, largely because of the ability to be so attuned to others needs (ability to assess small changes in health, emotions, behavior, etc). I didn't realize that I actually had my career as my identity. Once I became disabled, all that changed and it was a huge adjustment. All of a sudden, I lost that identity and felt like I had no worth because my ability to help others was gone. My husband also left because I was no longer helpful to him (he had been through 4 open heart surgeries- I had been a heart surgery recovery/ICU nurse and no longer had the "inside clout" that benefited him). It's been a real struggle as I also had to raise 2 special needs kids alone. Still have one that requires lots of care and I find myself not caring for myself. I was always told I was too sensitive growing up, but never really put all this together. I always just stuffed my needs inside because helping and focusing on others was so much more rewarding. Thanks for the video. What is weird though is that even though I have always been very focused on helping others, I have been loyal to a fault and very protective of those closest to me. Emotional strength becomes intense in situations such as when my kids are threatened or need extra support. Anyone else notice those traits as well? Kinda like the "mama bear" mode. I was like that growing up too. My dad was bipolar and I would be protective if anyone said mean things about him. Also able to confront my ex if he became a bully. It's like being very nurturing and caring to a fault but if a line was crossed and those loved ones were treated badly, there was a intense protective helper mode that got switched on. I don't know if that makes sense.

This made so much sense... So many things that I recognized. This made me cry, because I am totally emotional frustrated and tired and some of these explanations made realize why some people said some hurting stuff...

4:41 "You make everyone else's problems your problem" I always put other people needs before mine and it has taken so long for me realize that I have to take care myself and to put myself before others especially after realizing that people won't do the same for me. Personally one of the best but also worst things of being a HSP is that i'am so empathetic.

That title I honestly find offensive. I understand HSP's may often be difficult to understand and therefore interact with - but saying they are hard to love goes waaaay too far! Imagine someone saying to you "It's so hard to love you because you're sensitive all the time" or some crap like that. My advice: Don't be with someone who says that. It's not harder to love HSP's than it is to love someone with any level of sensetivity. What's hard is being with someone who doesn't accept you as you are. Please correct that mistake. I don't want any HSP thinking there was something wrong with her/him or it's "harder for them to find love". What a load of duck poop.

This is SOOO me. Thank you! It helps to understand others are similar to you.

I just found out what HPS is and its like a whole new view of life and understanding myself. it's so nice to know i'm not the only one like this. I havn't found many good videos on tips on staying balanced as an hsp. would love to see more on this

i recently discovered im an HSP and i'm laughing at how accurate this is, my boyfriend told me he feels bad when he's sad bc it makes me feel really sad if he's sad and thus believes he caused it. also, i want things slowly and not too much physical connection but rather emotional, but he is a physical lover. i usually dont talk about my opinions or when im mad at someone, it tends to backfire. my boyfriend told me to love myself and take care of myself bc he realises i always try to take care of him first

I can relate to everything except the ‘don’t like to party’ stuff. I like to go out with friends and get totally silly. Idk it lets all my stress out. And the not standing up for yourself. I stand Up for myself but i do hate conflict.

Thank you for telling me I’ve even more hard to love because that’s exactly what I needed.

Quite a good summary about what HDPs and their partners can go through. To be aware of it is one of the first big steps towards a common life in harmony. But: God...! The text is spoken so damn fast!

“You need too much space” I’ve never felt more called out in my life

Make a ‘What Makes a Highly Insensitive Person Hard to Love’.

I can really relate to all of this especially loud noises and crowded rooms. It's such a relief to know who I am. Thank you.

Still kills me having 1 person I consider a true friend and catching the awkward apprehension when he realizes I've mentally recorded everything I can about him because of how valuable he is to me.

The only thing I have in common with this is number 3, I take honesty too seriously and I usually catch people when they're lying and try to disassociate with them

It's so weird how all these things are what I do and I never realized I was a HSP

As an HSP, I put on a smile while bottling up my feelings for so very long, that I began having seizures about three years ago and then about two months ago, I was rushed to the hospital in the ambulance because I thought I was having a mini-stroke. After a three day stay, an amazing neurologist discovered it was not a stroke, but rather Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) from repressed stress. My MRI even showed mild signs of trauma resulting from this which mimicked Multiple Sclerosis. I was relieved to know I didn't have MS, but sad I had LITERALLY made myself ill and caused damage to my brain. However, with therapy, using coping skills, trying new calming hobbies such as crochet and doodling, introducing stretching and yoga, as well as practicing breathing and mindfulness techniques, I haven't had a seizure since the hospital. I still have some ticks and headaches, but they are fewer and farther between and when I sense them coming on, I take steps to reduce my stress and calm my neurological system. I mostly wanted to share this in case anyone else had similar health issues and had not considered this could be the issue. I still struggle with confrontation, but I'm finding ways to better manage my stress and I'm speaking up more than before. I'm proud to be HSP and I'm grateful for resources, like this channel, that offer a place to learn more and continue to heal. God bless.🥰

Literally just had a breakdown yesterday asking the universe “why is it so hard for people to love me the way I want to be loved?” so this video popping up on my feed was obviously a sign for me to listen. Yes, these may all be true, but I won’t settle for half love anymore. I’ll wait for someone who is willing to put in the effort to love me, until then I’ll give that love and devotion to myself!

This lowkey validates the « i’m unloved/ don’t deserve to be loved » 🥺

We’re not hard to love. We have higher needs and expectations but are also bringing an abundance of love and compassion to a relationship. Our needs will only be matched by people who are patient, secure, and kind hearted and if you’re chasing away those that aren’t, who cares? Because of my being an HSP, I eventually found a wonderful spouse who I’ve been happily married to for 16 years and ran off everyone else not worthy of sharing my life with. I call that a win. Long story short, you’re all perfect and not hard to love at for the right people.

The way I see HSP is that we are just intense feelers. When something bad happens, we cry, we overthink it, we try to move on and we get frustrated. However, when something good happens, we become very happy and we stop worrying for a moment. I always hated myself for crying so much, (especially when I cry in front of people it feels so humiliating). I was always told I was too sensitive and that I need to stop overthinking. Now, I understand myself better. HSP are good. You are good. It's a beautiful thing that your emotions are strong. It's cool to see the small details in life. All HSP are beautiful and are the opposite of being "hard to love".

My boyfriend is an HSP and I dont really know how to act to keep his feelings safe. This was very helpful, thank you!

Me: being HSP, really introverted, INFP-T and cancer........

At first I was a bit sad to see that I’m ‘difficult to love’ as an HSP, but by the end of the video I felt a little more understood and it warmed my heart :)

I definitely have most of these traits, except for needing a lot of space and trouble in crowded places. But I definitely have trouble with conflict or taking care of myself first and feeling everyone's emotions too much. I'm learning that I have this and never even knew it! Thank you so much for these videos!

Thanks P2G... great as always... Im an empath and can relate to all of these points as well... Self care, mindfulness and self awareness are the most important tools you should learn... Also, some animations in this are really funny 😁

I’m an HSP who falls for people too easily. If I find someone unique in my own way of perception, then I’ll give them the world right away and it’s often a colossal mistake... it ends up with my boundaries being overstepped. What’s more, people often compliment me a lot at the beginning but once they know me better, they claim their right to underestimate me and call me out and laugh about my ‘sensitivity’. ‘You need to grow up’ etc ...

Psych2Go: "Very emotional people are hard to love" Me: *Becomes sociopath* Psych2Go: :0

The title caught me off guard but it wasn't off-putting because I get the point of understanding and fixing the video was going for. Love this channel but these last few HSP vids have really hit the nail on the head for me and some things are starting to make a lot more sense so I can appreciate the analysis from the negative side of being an HSP as well.

I'm an HSP and I struggle so much with it and I have selective mutism and am autistic also with ADHD so my life is a continuous struggle. I have an anxiety disorder and battle with depression in silence but I have my coping methods that I have to do and therapy that I do daily. Having time to myself a lot and away from Social Media helps me a lot as I struggle in social media as I do in person with just feeling what people are going through online is just as intense as in person. My faith in just giving it to God helps a lot and many moments of crying it out and doing my best to work through it. I sense everything and I just feel everything and am so sensitive with all of my senses. I'm so sensitive to the spiritual realm too... I know when someone is lying and my husband can't lie to me as I know what he will do before he even does it and have caught him in his lies. Usually I internalise and feel it's best to just not say anything at all rather than to explode even though I may feel like having a meltdown. I just am too thoughtful and caring of other people's feelings.

People love that we love hard but they don’t expect us to hurt hard too.