5 Brain Differences Found In The Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)

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This video is about the biological differences found in (HSPs), Highly Sensitive People.
The research on High Sensitivity was carried out by the use of brain scanners and FMRI, on those believed to be Highly Sensitive People.
Please note the following errors in the video:
0.29 - Meant approximately '1 in 5' people and NOT 1 in 4
8.11 - I meant 'Ambient' lighting and NOT Ambivalent
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The 🗝 to understanding the HSP trait, please read the following books that will help you see the beauty of being a Highly Sensitive written by the pioneer and HSP herself Dr. Aron.
★ The Highly Sensitive Person: How to Thrive When the World Overwhelms you amzn.to/2R7cR7G
★ The Highly Sensitive Person in Love: Understanding and Managing Relationships When the World Overwhelms You
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★ The Highly Sensitive Parent: Be Brilliant in Your Role, Even When the World Overwhelms You
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★ The Highly Sensitive Child: Helping Our Children Thrive When The World Overwhelms Them amzn.to/32Tb8FX
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@ErikaLaGrande 2 года назад

If you are a true HSP, you will find the robot voice disturbing.

@helenyuen9470 6 месяцев назад

😂yes!

@TaleOfTwoIdiots 5 месяцев назад

I was going to to with “annoying”, but “disturbing” works too.

@jsamc 5 месяцев назад

And if it was a human mispronouncing words with a bad accent you'd still complain.

@snooooopycomehome 5 месяцев назад

Extremely. Had to close my eyes just to listen to the end

@Traisas 3 месяца назад

Made it to about 1 minute in and had to stop, yeah

@bonniebester606 3 года назад

Imagine being Born A Sensitive and having An Abusive Dad! It's A Miracle lm Alive! 😇

@agentcovfefe6983 3 года назад

Yes, I hear you. Both of my parents were abusive. I prob felt it more because of my sensitivity as well.

@foodandrecipes6195 3 года назад

The thing is that all the abuse resurfaces when we are adults. Till our childhood we are mostly surviving. Maybe a biological safeguard.

@shaiknasreenfathima6243 3 года назад

Just be strong....

@paulaflowing6124 3 года назад

HSP here with narcissist mother

@bonniebester606 3 года назад

@@paulaflowing6124 my mother stood by and over as my Dad beat me. Than pulled on my Empath strings and Guilted me to just accept it... because her Runt of a Brother used to Beat her up! But she bought me lots of Beautiful things...

@go-nv7pd Год назад

For everyone who's as annoyed by the robot voice as I am: 3:01 *sensitivity in empathy:* mirror neurons are much more active in HSPs -> stronger mirroring of other people's feelings (whether they're loved ones or strangers) => easily overwhelmed, e.g. when watching a horror movie 4:56 *sensitivity in awareness:* more brain activity in the insula & cingulate area -> HSPs are more attuned to what's going on internally & externally 6:04 *sensitivity in emotional vividness:* HSPs have a gene variant that leads to more blood flow in the pre-frontal cortex -> amplifies deep processing of large sensory data (contemplating/planning/expressing personality etc.) => HSPs see the world differently & with more emotional vividness 7:17 *sensitivity in subtlety/genuineness:* different system of "reward hormone" dopamine -> HSPs are less driven by external rewards (bigger pay/social circle/competition) that trigger dopamine release in non-HSPs => instead, meaningful and genuine moments are much more pleasurable and less overwhelming for HSPs 8:28 *sensitivity in neural processing:* carrying short-short variation of the serotonin transporter (="feel good hormone" transporter) -> this variation is associated with depression & other emotional issues -> doesn't necessarily lead to depression. Instead, HSPs are more sensitive to both positive and negative triggers => more overwhelmed due to enhanced neural processing of environment

@kathrynharrison7718 Год назад

Thank you so much ..... The content looked useful, but I too hate the robot voices

@radiofreecanada Год назад

Sort of ironic considering the topic to have a voice that so uncanny valley xD

@scottfw7169 Год назад

Had a company have a robot/AI voice call me for doing a take-home version of a medical test. Its imitation female voice had a nearly nails on the chalkboard tone to it. Strike one. It moved through things too quickly for me to keep up with. Strike two. And since it was a robot/AI there was no human to which to say, "hey, wait a minute, slow down, and what was that again?" Strike three. I had to hang up on it, the thing was too stressful. And they did it again a couple days later. Strike four. And once more a couple days after that. Strike five.

@eleanor4759 Год назад

THANK YOU so much. I am beyond grateful for this research ❤

@dianamayfield5615 Год назад

In addition, the poor grammar is so annoying. Fingernails - blackboard.

@strongerasone2403 3 года назад

Cut off/get away from toxic/harmful people if you are able to. You have God-given authority to protect your nervous system, emotional well being and peace.

@lizgorrie2204 3 года назад

Thank you i needed to hear that. Youve made my day

@humanrightsatfirst9163 3 года назад

Well said, but running away from toxic ppl is only half of the solution...A human being is not made for living alone and in most cases as a survivor of a contact to a toxic person there are no friends left...So how to deal with that point ?

@humanrightsatfirst9163 3 года назад

@Terri Larsen It takes sensitive ppl around you, who are willed to protect you from the flying monkeys, stalking and who care for your feelings and an environment, who takes the responsibility for failing to protect you !

@strongerasone2403 3 года назад

Sometimes we are not always aware that the people around us are secretly sabotaging our: relationships, friendships, dreams, hopes and happiness. Toxic people often act out their true intentions covertly. Make sure the people in the boat with you, are not drilling holes in it when you are not looking. Covert enemies whether: Family, friends, community or relationships must be weeded out and removed or we remove ourselves. Life is too short to be spent unhappy. If you can handle the truth and 'tough' love, check out 'Tyler JTI' on RU-vid. He will tell you straight what's really going on and how to handle it. It won't be easy. It might get lonely. But eventually you realise that God and yourself is enough. Anything else is a bonus if/when it comes.

@thatbluegirl7528 3 года назад

Well I'm too broke to move out of my parents house so...

@angeladomagalski4543 3 года назад

I was always criticized as being too sensitive and overthinking things. I was raised in a sea of assholes who didn't get me at all and it caused major damage.

@christinet6336 3 года назад

💯👍🏽 I completely understand!

@steviecrow914 3 года назад

Calling someone too sensitive is like flying a banner that says “I’m abusive and will call you too sensitive when you protest my bad treatment”.

@youtubeaccount-yr6hb 3 года назад

Sea of assholes 😂 nice expressive poetic language

@hollyharte7831 2 года назад

Same 💯💜

@hollyharte7831 2 года назад

@@youtubeaccount-yr6hb 😂

@miadodson1938 Год назад

These traits are also found in survivors of childhood trauma

@HelloItsmekaz 7 месяцев назад

YES!!!!! Listen to Dr. Gabor Mate on that.

@doriesse824 6 месяцев назад

And a person can be both of those!

@shendysitohang2810 2 месяца назад

I'm both

@sherri2425 Месяц назад

Yes!

@jamesnelson4219 3 года назад

I'm an HSP with a strong personality. I have emotional intelligence in abundance. sometimes I wish I didn't have to feel so deeply but overall I'm happy that I have this trait.

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing this. : )

@annmarieknapp 3 года назад

Me too. It would be nice to turn it off.

@Allen204 3 года назад

Can you give some relationships advice. Since being HSP doesn't seem to help maybe I have the wrong mindset.

@Galemor1 3 года назад

@@Allen204 You need to understand yourself. The triggers, and your reactions. This gives you the ability to understand others triggers and reactions. This should help you in building relationships, but it isn't easy, because most people are selfish and not good friends or partners. And you can't find happiness with those energies.

@Allen204 3 года назад

@@Galemor1 what i want to know is how to go into a relationship and not get too attracted early on.

@dot555. Год назад

I am a HSP. I can feel other people's pain, as if happened to me. I can walk in a room where people are and pick up the mood they are in, even if they don't say anything.

@truecynic1270 7 месяцев назад

Isn't his also called and "empath?"

@sph798 3 года назад

This is definitely me. I cannot stand any harm coming to humans, animals, earth and environment. I wish I did not feel so deeply about situations.I cannot bear tv adverts where animals or humans are distressed.

@lizgorrie2204 3 года назад

Me too!

@zaramayne2444 3 года назад

Me too

@irenehernandez1715 3 года назад

i think thats why i am an animal advocate... still tho, even without the HSP, we should still care about each other... its unbelievable how they dont.

@amazonlegs5504 3 года назад

Same here

@fordbuiltsoft2787 3 года назад

Same

@darshusharma3134 2 года назад

May every HSPs meet other HSPs. Honestly when you feel something deeply you are easily hurt by people's words even though they have no intention of actually hurting you. Only an HSP can understand another HSP. We are the ones who'll think twice before saying something as we don't want to hurt other peoples feelings as we know what it feels like.

@gbhardwaj1983 2 года назад

Agreed

@angelafernandez9927 Год назад

It happen to me every day. I know possible they dont do express, but It feels as i dont have skin and all go deeply inside my soul... Its a shame , but i have to protext for this persons....otherwise i am in danger...

@jujubeethatsme Год назад

Does anyone know if there is a website for HSPs to meet each other?

@Kaliashdevi Год назад

Absolutely!

@jucpec5348 Год назад

awwww, I cannot agree more!!!

@migrainemary 2 года назад

I’m so glad this video exists. I always feel so lonely and out of place in many high energy/high stimulus environments and want it to end. But then I feel like a jerk for leaving a situation where everyone else is “having fun.” And everyone just thinks I’m too sensitive or too emotional like having feelings is not normal.

@nicoleclavel5836 Год назад

Do what feels good to you! F what anyone thinks ❤ listen to your body love and don’t feel ashamed. I definitely feel you! I get drained so easily 😭

@angieeissa8679 Год назад

You are not alone Mary. I have always been labelled as Odd Eccentric Abnormal Crazy even 😀 Because I avoided trips and play as a child, big family gathering in holidays, teenage rage parties and just sat alone in a dim lit room reading something interesting or contemplating a thought provoking event.

@brendaf3132 10 месяцев назад

@@angieeissa8679 Don't you listen to or believe those labels. Abusive people called me all those names, too. THEY ARE WRONG! They were wrong about you. You are a caring and intelligent person.

@brendaf3132 10 месяцев назад

Hey, I can't stand funerals but, you know there will be 500 people there like it's some sort of spectator sport. I used to care what other people thought of me. Not any more. If they have hundreds of people there to give them sympathy why do I have to give it to them, too?

@HelloItsmekaz 7 месяцев назад

You are absolutely perfect just the way you are. Take care of yourself!

@timothywalker8638 3 года назад

I am an empath and as a HSP I knew young that I was experiencing things that no one else was thank you for this

@marthabunting2833 10 месяцев назад

Im a Pisces empath so that means it’s a double dose of sensitivity. Add in psychic powers and I react to everything and the slightest energy, good and bad. It’s a hell of a ride!

@lesleyM84 Год назад

HSP’s are true WARRIORS… we are more advanced than most.. we are absolutely extraordinary 💕💕💕💕💕

@kerri9004 3 года назад

Sometimes my empathy ability makes it hard for me to function. A lot of time I can't separate how I am feeling, versus the feelings and energy of others I am picking up on. I usually sit down with pen and paper to work it out and disentangle it. But I can't do this everyday, there's no time, so it often builds and builds. Sigh.

@ravneetkaur7724 3 года назад

I can feel you! It’s me too I have been writing for years but I stopped now and the only way I have found out so far is staying more contained in my own self bcz I feel like surroundings are mostly negative and toxic and I can be driven by it and get deeply saddened or I loose my track.. I spend time meditating or learning music.. learning about spiritual life, am on my journey to explore myself! It’s peaceful and very rewarding!!!

@christinalivingfromessence 3 года назад

I so know how you feel. For me yoga helped me to truly feel my own body and my own energies and learn where my energies ends and others begin. Before that I always felt like I was so fluid and floating and I could not keep off other peoples energies, emotions or pain. Only when I learned to feel and set my own boundaries I could start to hold space for others without “soaking up” their pain.

@emondelma 3 года назад

Same, stay strong!

@marthabunting2833 10 месяцев назад

I recommend that you do write the story; then apply spiritual principles I have been doing this 20 years, have over 50 stories. There is a common thread through the stories, your empath abilities.

@JustMeditation2020 3 года назад

Once I discovered I was an HSP, so many "detriments" became gifts and I've been able to channel it positively. But being highly empathic, it can be a struggle. Having a biological reason helps satisfy the logical, dominate part of my brain 🙄

@Jennifer-gr7hn 9 месяцев назад

It also helps satisfy the department of my trauma that it's not my fault, it's not bad, it's a gift, and it's the insensitive people who are the problem ....who I constantly attract.

@korimcentire2281 3 года назад

Oh my gosh.. I'm so happy there are others... I've felt so alone on this for so long..

@tlam8086 2 года назад

Decalcify your 3rd Eye (from fluoride consumption), to heal & enlarge your Pineal Gland, which can lead to resting feelings of tranquility & euphoria = ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KYL94OjXHYY.html

@bachisbachin6390 2 года назад

Same

@mariagramieri9290 3 года назад

I hate being this way It’s so painful. All my life I’ve been told I’m too sensitive like it was a terrible flaw. Maybe they were all too insensitive

@JT-gm4fk 2 года назад

I feel that. It really is a struggle. You want so badly not to feel everything , and overthink everything but it's there. There's not an off switch.

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@TotemCrow Год назад

I've started reversing this with a friend who says I am too sensitive. She can't detect anything, senses nothing, has no early warning system and complains as a result that she can't pick up atmospheres or sense soul energy, that she hasn't felt her deceased husband around her and I tell her, it's because you aren't sensitive enough.

@jeanp5395 6 месяцев назад

Very well said.❣️ Having many difficult days…I get to the point of repeating over & over, don’t think…don’t feel” which of course isn’t possible. No one I know understands.

@tracydegroat6345 2 года назад

HSP can be mistaken for something else. I thought I was an undiagnosed adult autistic in the beginning. If you susoect you have the trait talk to your doctor. I did and it helped figure out a lot about my illnesses, pain, and my depression. Stress will make us physically sick . Years of it was literally killing me. The short of it is that this DNA trait makes us sensitive to everything but when you know and learn about yourself you'll see it as a super power. A hard learned one.

@nicoleclavel5836 Год назад

How did you learn 😭

@tracydegroat6345 Год назад

@@nicoleclavel5836I got caught in that dark place where emotional, physical and mental pains, with a dash of financial, take you. The only way to get out is to let the darkness finish consuming you entirely.... Or a power within you forces you to awaken and you begin to become what you are. Pain is our best teacher, and if you are blessed to learn the lessons from it, you will evolve.

@hccarson7938 Год назад

Yes, I'm 75 and just recently am learning about this in the last year. I started out thinking I had Aspergers, then realized that wasn't quite it. Started looking into the HSP and that nailed it for me. What a relief and am now learning to enjoy it, live with it, and know what to avoid. It's wonderful to finally know why I'm a little different. "Odd and proud of it"!

@tracydegroat6345 Год назад

@@hccarson7938We are not odd hun..... I think of us as humanity's empathy. It needs us and I believe more of us are waking up to who we are because of it.

@wintrywinter Год назад

Oh my god. You totally describe my experience. Stress seems to totally kill me. More so than others it seems. Been called over sensitive. Or told I should not be so defensive. Am great at other tasks requiring empathetic listening and support. I seem to totally 'tune in' to people, even just on the phone. But now hit huge melt down as cant cope with other aspects of work, causing me deadly stress. Am now kn burnout mode and an odd type of depression. Feels like total overdrive and killing of emotions at same time. Horrible. The worst is feeling like I'm letting vulnerable people down.

@1Thedairy 3 года назад

I think I fall into this category as I hate being in crowds or where there’s too much noise. I have to be in a peaceful beautiful environment for my own well being which is why I love nature. I also can’t watch violence or bad treatment to animals or humans as I feel emotions quite strongly so it’s good to feel it’s an asset rather than a negative.

@bathombre9739 3 года назад

The most I can tolerate in a crowd or group of people is about 4hrs then I need a break, I go away for about an hr outside then return

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

Thank You for sharing. It does sound like you are a HSP. If you would like further clarity please also check out this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xz6Ar_LD2qM.html According to Dr. Aron all HSPs have these 4 traits regardless of their background, gender, life experiences. : )

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing, totally understand. : )

@VoteLNLSN 3 года назад

Yea same. I remember watching a few scenes from saw and being really fucked up for over a month lol

@lynncarnegievogl8220 3 года назад

I prefer not to watch certain things also.

@marik1104 10 месяцев назад

I always knew I was extremely sensitive and, in my early 20s, was prescribed antidepressants and Xanax. My doctor never asked me about my lifestyle or anything-very quick to prescribe. I was not eating healthy really at all, drank alcohol, and was fairly active, but not taking great care of myself while in college. I went on to take antidepressants for 10 years and was basically numb throughout my 20s and still had many periods of depression and days that I could barely make it to work. When I turned 30, I decided I didn't want to take any medication and began my journey of healing and self-acceptance. I'm almost 36 now and getting off of these numbing drugs was the best decision I ever made. I focused on exercise (walking, yoga, weight lifting, biking, dance), eating healthier (more whole foods, less processed), limiting alcohol, not surrounding myself with assholes, having boundaries, and read so many books to help me through my holistic healing journey. Since getting off antidepressants and birth control, I've also lost 35 pounds and am able to actually FEEL again. It is a struggle to be an HSP, but we have many superpowers as well. When you stop numbing yourself with drugs, food, alcohol, shopping, etc., you will really start to get to know yourself and many people around you will not understand why you "changed". Choose yourself. It's worth it. (*also, I know getting off medication is not for everyone and some people truly need it to function; this was the best decision for me personally) ❤

@cds8249 10 дней назад

Whoa!! You saying, "when you choose to stop numbing yourself via food, shopping etc" it really opened my eyes. I have struggled with those two things for years. I never really looked at it as "numbing my HSP" but as a distraction or addictive like behavior instead bc i was lonely or depressed etc. But numbing the pain makes so much sense!! I feel like its provided a new way to tackle the root cause and not just the symptoms/problems which I've tried several times and failed. Thank you my fellow HSP!

@marik1104 10 дней назад

@cds8249 you're so welcome! Happy to help 🩷 wishing you the best on your journey 🩷

@danny-li6io 3 года назад

I can’t believe he didn’t mention susceptibility to impulsivity and addictions when discussing our dopamine regulation.

@lepp1988 2 года назад

pls elaborate on this pls

@Jadranka-sigma 7 месяцев назад

Yes becsuse off adiction off dopamin that intuiton and hsp with super emphat is just be higher

@julieroberts2757 Год назад

Why can’t we get an actual person to narrate this stuff? There are billions and billions of actual people out there.

@dr.n.f.2063 8 месяцев назад

How about you doing it? You thought of it.

@deebraun7488 8 месяцев назад

@@dr.n.f.2063 because, at this point, it's someone else's content. Didn't think that one through, did you?

@victoriaholden6296 2 года назад

Cries at the news cries at the animal cruelty adverts cries at hearing about pretty much everything

@jnwalsh3656 3 года назад

We are also the HELPERS!

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@dianalarasuarez1407 2 года назад

You literally might have just saved my life. I’ve been so confused and blaming myself for being so different I tried to get help but I was just sent to a psychiatrist that just experimented different medication’s on me for a year and a half with nothing working never explaining how my serotonin and dopamine actually worked. They never even told me I was an HSP they just Diagnosed me with chronic anxiety and chronic depression. I relate to almost everything an HSP has the more I look into personality traits but the biological differences I had no idea I’ll be looking more into this thanks so much 🌹

@chilloften 2 года назад

I’m wondering if adhd meds could help, to stay focused on self instead.

@cherylmiller8353 Год назад

Also take the Meyer Briggs personality survey - you might be an INFJ

@jozzz222 Год назад

@@cherylmiller8353 or an INFP

@lucyannmcwilliams3889 10 месяцев назад

I HEAR YOU !!! HSP. . iNFJ. . VERY SENSITIVE. LEFT MARRIAGE OF 40 YEARS. AM SEVERLEY HEALTH CHALLENGES!! NOW KNOW THAT ALL THE NARC BEHAVIORS BROKE ME DOWN. . NOW SINGLE. HEALING. . PRAYING TO SEE AND SPEND TIME WITH ADULT CHILDREN ❤❤!. . AND GRANDBABIES!! IT IS HEARTBREAKING TO REALIZE ALL THESE YEARS OF NARC ABUSE. . I AM SPENDING A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF TIME ALONE. . . HEALING 😢❤🎉 SO I CAN BE WELL AGAIN. . AND TRUST😢 AGAIN. .

@debrajorgensen2730 9 месяцев назад

@@cherylmiller8353Just did that test 🙌🏼

@melissah4084 2 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing this. It's nice to finally know, on a physiological level, why I'm this way. I sometimes wish I had less empathy. It's hard to have a good, happy day, when you're constantly feeling the stress, sadness, etc, of other people. It's not a bad thing, but it is overwhelming at times. Big hugs to all other HSP's!

@free7417 3 года назад

I spend at least one hour a day listening to positive youtube channels to set my emotions to positive. And I am learning to get closer to people and animals who are in need of help. I been giving financially because I know my sadness will dysfunctional me if I am face to face with suffering. After watching this video, I no longer think it's because I'm weak inside, no, I'm just born more sensitive.

@wicked_deftlady 2 года назад

Sending out positive energy to all fellow human sisters and brothers. One love. ☯️☮️🌈🕊✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻🌏🌎🌍

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@wisdomisfolly444 3 года назад

Thank God you didn't have background music 😝 thank you!

@ConnectedByLearning 3 года назад

This is so great! I'm an HSP and love knowing that there is a biological basis. It's difficult but I've learned how to deal with being an HSP mostly by understanding what I need versus doing what people want. Love your uniqueness.

@wendybatista5615 2 года назад

You hit the nail right on the head, what I need versus what people want, exactly my thoughts

@hh-ue8pi 2 года назад

Im an student and also bullied at school hsp is such a curse

@dlewis895 8 месяцев назад

@@hh-ue8piIN TIME THAT WILL CHANGE ACCEPT OTHERS AS THEY ARE CANT CHANGE THEM NEG PEOPLE ETC STAY AS FAR AWAY AS POSSIBLE. .BEST WALK AWAY PERMANENTLY. BE YOUR OWN BEST FRIEND TRUST YOUR GUT. THEIR REJECTION IS YOUR PROTECTION. FACT THEY ARE NOT GOOD FOR YOU OR ANYONE SEEK NATURE GET A DOG

@TheEljazairi 2 года назад

As a highly sensitive person, I suffer the most from manipulative people. Also here main things an HSP live with through their life: 1- Obsessions 2- Phobias 3- Anxiety all the time 4- Weak personality 5- Overthinking 6- Approval addiction Also it can develop toxic attachment to other people. What you have to do is to care less about other people. Have a good love for yourself more than other people. Help people genuinely without seeking acceptance. Say no when it is necessary. Avoid toxic people and narcissists manipulative people. Have more than 3 friends. Avoid hanging out too much with one person. Avoid hanging out with abusive person and don't be shy to say stop. You need a lot of patience to go through and probably you will never go through because it is a nightmare.

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@hear-and-know 2 года назад

It's easy to do most of the suggestions you listed, but how is an HSP to find more than 3 friends?! LOL. It's difficult enough to find one. If you have any tips to find friends as an HSP I would honestly appreciate it. Most people I meet, that I think I'll get along with, actually end up being "incompatible" for a lot of reasons, mostly due to vastly different interests and the fact that they don't have sensory processing sensitivity, which means they might want to invite me to a party, loud event etc. and I won't be glad to come. I thought there was something wrong with me, but deep down there's a "voice" that tells me to stop forcing myself to hang out with people I know I am incompatible with.

@Jake-cf2iq Год назад

It is…in fact, a nightmare.

@egg6345 Год назад

that list of 1-6 surprised me because that is soooo true, the phobia, the fixations, all of it

@epicmage82 3 года назад

All I know is that HSP coupled with CPTSD is a living hell.

@jessmounsey5044 3 года назад

Sadly Jesse so true

@zaramayne2444 3 года назад

Jesse Halter I'm in utter agony currently I've been driven into Fibromyalgia and CFS I feel totally overwhelmed it's just all a living nightmare matrix I cannot get out of

@theanonymoushelpline7248 3 года назад

Don’t I know!

@ahskincare3150 3 года назад

I’m a Hsp and have CPTSD have been kind of insane for almost forty years and TMS is stabilizing me after all of these torturous years of torment.I have Fibromyalgia too and used to be in bed like half the month with torture chamber like migraines.Emgality helped that.God is healing me.Tms really works .

@liz.217 3 года назад

I wish there was a place we could connect to share understanding and empathy with people like us. Any one know of one?

@KS61055 10 месяцев назад

❤I wish I had all the knowledge and awareness I do now when I was younger and always told there was something wrong with me. I’m glad I do now. 💗

@Truerealism747 5 месяцев назад

Me to and the relationship to fybromyalgia

@wanderingfree149 3 года назад

Thank you for the soothing voice ❤. Being an HSP is like living in high definition 24/7

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

Thank you, you are very welcome : ) so true!

@ArcherQueen13 3 года назад

Omg, PERFECT way to describe it

@buffy377 3 года назад

That’s putting it lightly on my high anxiety days 🤪

@Awesome-si5oz 3 года назад

🤣🤣true....

@jefferadus8582 3 года назад

Nice. For me more 4k thx dts 12.1 sounds

@tamaradiaz6959 3 года назад

When I was on my 20s I self diagnosed myself with noise anxiety. I told my children becus I had noise anxiety we could only do one thing at a time listen to the radio or talk we can't do both.

@MorganJServices 3 года назад

I always told my children "Mama's ears are tired and need a nap" when I was on sensory overload. They came to understand that quiet time was needed for a little while.

@wishfulbeauty 3 года назад

Bless your heart for this beautifully written way to describe the exact thing I personally go through. If you don’t mind.....I’m now using this same way to explain bc the way I keep stating about noise and all the OTHER sounds I’m sensing /processing makes me deficient in hearing speech being spoke thru all of that 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️😳😳😳😱😱😱

@lisarussell8874 3 года назад

Good information. I wish you could've utilized a human narrator.

@junkemail2645 3 года назад

I was thinking the exact same thing because the computer-generated voice was getting on my nerves LOL

@riarhyme 11 месяцев назад

I wanted to listen to the content but could not listen to that robot voice. Too bad!

@alisonmeeks5580 10 месяцев назад

All this!

@s.k.1091 3 месяца назад

What!!! Someone creating good content for HSPs and then using the worst robot voice they could find. Irony, INsensitivity or Stupidity??

@missylee1539 2 года назад

I had a mother who abandoned me at a young age and a narcissistic father who gave me everything I ever wanted but he lacked the tenderness and warmth that a highly sensitive child needed. Thank god for my grandma who had a big role in my life and gave me the nurturing side I needed. I sometimes think without her I could have possibly turned into a very dark person as actually is very much the case for motherless children. My grandma honed in on my high sensitivity and encouraged it, where to my father I was always told to “stop being so sensitive”.

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@nicoleclavel5836 Год назад

You’re beautiful and loved! ❤

@jackwalker1822 10 месяцев назад

I grew up as an HSP boy and received zero nurturing. Two of my grandparents were deceased, and two lived thousands of miles away. As I came of age, all attempts to find a girl or a woman to develop a lasting relationship failed. Hence no nurturing basically my entire life. Now I am 66 years old. Women pretty much all of them, at least the ones I desired, saw my sensitivity as weakness and lacking in masculinity. Some even came out and told me I was too sensitive. Sharing my feelings with them sent them all running. I am now retired and spend almost all of my time alone, as far as humans go. I do have certain interactions, mostly involving music or dogs. A couple of hours a week at church. I can use sensitivity to sing and play guitar and provide music with deep feeling and emotion. I can also get along with dogs and somehow communicate with them in ways that no one else can really understand. So I use this to help out adopting out rescued dogs. I just have one dog which is mellow almost all of the time. An active yippy dog or multiple dogs would drive me nuts. Only in recent years have I come to understand various aspects of being an HSP. This video was very helpful in furthering my understanding.

@marthabunting2833 10 месяцев назад

I was told was too sensitive-struggled for decades not knowing what was the issue? Why am I this way? Glad to know there is an explanation.

@rasputjen Год назад

This is spot on and really good! But being I’m a HSP by about 2:30, the monotone of the video was agitating me so badly. But aside from that, this is really an awesome, concise explanation. Thank you!

@wicked_deftlady 2 года назад

A highly sensitive person who lives with depression here. 🙋🏻‍♀️

@yunnyam 2 года назад

same❤️

@Truerealism747 5 месяцев назад

@@yunnyamany pain symptoms

@kerplunk9434 2 года назад

It only takes me 2 hours being around people to feel exhausted.

@alicia2109 3 года назад

A few years ago I needed a CT scan for a different issue, and one of the notes in the report was “extreme brain activity “

@lynncarnegievogl8220 3 года назад

I feel electrical charges from the same area of my brain and moving down my spine. I have fibromyalgia, which I believe may be related to it as neurons are overactive and sending signals to the receptors that a person feels pain or itching.

@wishfulbeauty 3 года назад

This is interesting 🤔 extreme brain activity. Have you done further research 🧐

@wishfulbeauty 3 года назад

@@lynncarnegievogl8220 do you have a high tolerance for pain. I was told in some cases I am. But small random things like a splinter sends my nervous system in high ALERTING SCREAMING of omg....this is freakin painful but childbirth I was told I should be in greater pain than I was having 🤔😳😳🤷‍♀️

@lynncarnegievogl8220 3 года назад

@@wishfulbeauty not yet.

@lynncarnegievogl8220 3 года назад

@@wishfulbeauty yes I do have a high tolerance.

@crystalsanders4334 Год назад

I'm a HSP and Introvert. And get over whelmed easily. We HSP are Advocates for the Broken Hearted. We are different. I'm sure we are created by God this way for a purpose. We should strive to find our purpose in life.

@ramzar7615 Год назад

Are HSP's clingy and too affectionate in relationships?

@jackwalker1822 10 месяцев назад

My ex-pastor told me that he thought I have the spiritual gift of mercy. Because of abilities to help hurting people or even hurting animals especially dogs. As for people, those who suffer as shut-ins or from depression and isolation. I had never thought about that possibility but maybe he was right.

@Being-rf6ir Год назад

I'm a (HSP) I'm always constantly aware of my surroundings also it makes see through people and know when people are faking plus picking up people's energy. its very hard for myself to go out in public or look at people in the face out of fear of picking up the bad energies and it is extremely hard for me to shut off at the end of the day too. i know that I'm not alone and would like to hear anyone else on this with the same thing, much love ❤

@ssutherland9019 Год назад

Hi yes I have always found it hard to switch off at the end of the day. Need a good chunk of time no talking no noise soak in the bath and I also take meds that help me sleep. I try to write reflection most days. Otherwise everything piles up and I end up with chronic stress. But now I have a good routine and a name for this. I'm also an extrovert so have learned to say no to seeking out stimuli. I take people in small doses and when the week is balanced I cope very well. We are all unique and thats something to celebrate! Always take enough time for yourself and the rest will sort itself out.

@ramzar7615 Год назад

Are HSP's clingy and too affectionate?

@itchyscratch3829 10 месяцев назад

@ramzar7615 - some maybe, but not all!

@miyaiun4723 8 месяцев назад

Hi. Ive just learned about this a few days ago, though for my whole life people have said I am too sensible. And I knew I was different and even though I tried to change certain traits I just couldnt. The one about the eyes is crazy, cause I hâd that one for most of my life. Its like we really try to hide ourselves and also avoiding to see the others true colours, though we might still pick up their intentions. Unfortunately for me, years of stress, abuse, depression, diseases have made me loose my mind a bit. If you can, find a calm place for yourself. Do breath work, try growing your own food. But do take care of your soul too. We have souls and we only have just a little time left to make sure we can keep them forever. The Bible is true and God loves us. Call Him now and ask Him to forgive you fir whatever you mightve done, help you understand Him and strenghten you. These upcoming years will be really hard and we really dont have that much time and you never know how much time each one has. I know from experience that He loves us. It came after much suffering and I ended up even blaspheming Him. I didnt really understand why He put us through this and thought He hâd some mean streak în Him. Its hard, so hard and its getting worse. But He wants us to change and come back to Him. The way is our Lord Jesus. Put your trust în Him and even în the worst moments, dont forget He loves us. If we love Him and our brothers we will obey Him. Keep trying and never lose faith în Him for He is as He says He is. Wishing you all the best.

@TotemCrow Год назад

I came here after an afternoon in the company of a group of people all talking in an echoey room and with a lady near me who was very loud and spoke a lot. I was becoming increasingly desperate to get away. It has taken me hours and hours and it is only this channel which has restored some of my equilibrium.

@iloveTRUMP 2 года назад

I’ve always wondered why I need so much alone time…and I always thought my ears were overly sensitive because I HATE too much noise

@1984musicman Год назад

Hands up HSPs who unknowingly attracted a narcissist or an avoidant/emotionally unavailable person into their life due to their over extension of empathy?

@MrLokser 2 года назад

I used to get anxiety so bad in middle school, it would distort my perception of time and make me feel like I was moving slowly and everything else around me would start to move faster....getting brighter and louder and louder..... I had to close my eyes and try to slow my breathing to get it to stop....

@jeanettewoodhouse4348 Год назад

Kind of a relief discovering I’m HSP , abandoned as a baby, raised by a vulnerable narcissistic grandmother, after experiencing multiple foster carers, …. I’ve recently made the leap of going no contact from my super toxic family, since then they don’t bother me anymore, they don’t contact me in any way, , amazing how easy they do this , after all my suffering enduring their behaviour , l now know, crystal clear they don’t care & neverhave, they just made use of me, now my battle is protecting myself now, being still , calm & loving to myself is my daily mantra,

@helionhelion7890 3 года назад

Thank you for the new information. I'm an HSP and it's not easy sometimes.

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

You are so welcome! : )

@gc4644 11 месяцев назад

Growing up a male HSP is beyond brutal. Lots of ppl hurting your feelings and bullying you, and most ALL women you have a romance with eventually always break up with you because they all say your to sensitive and hense not spousal material. 90% of all woman want a man they FEEL protected by and can then respect, most male HSPs will not give off those feelings to most women, so being a male HSP usually means having a very lonely life..

@jackwalker1822 10 месяцев назад

Exactly. Finding the right person or people? Hope you have better luck than I have had.

@rachelbartlett1970 7 месяцев назад

You might be enneagram type 2, and ESFJ in MBTI. Do look into MBTI and enneagram -- merely learning about personality typologies and cognitive function stacks might help you a lot. While I am not in favor of sensitive men brainwashing themselves into giving up their superpower/god-given talent for being sensitive, you might learn a few skills from Nice Guys Finish Last, without destroying the core of your identity in the process. I'm madly in love with a HSP man, and since I am HSP myself... please keep your fingers crossed :-) Wish you all the best.

@dragonfly656 2 месяца назад

Develop yourself as the strong, silent, aware type of HSP. They use their sensitivity to help others and keep 85% of their own pain to themselves. Not speak out your own pain will tend to decrease it over time. Focus your attention on God and on others and you will become a powerhouse with your gift of sensitivity and kindness.

@MorganJServices 3 года назад

Finally, a name for the additional internal struggle an empathetic person is dealing with. This sensory issue recently went into continuous hyper drive for after suffering a stroke. I am spending a lot more time alone but I don't come off as anti social right now with all the pandemic rules we have been forced to live by.

@MysteryMan159 2 года назад

I am jumpy, easily startled. And very sensitive to “unusual” sounds even if they are in a room FULL of other sounds I can pick out the weirdest little sounds. (Like a tv screen that is on)

@seemranhoro1572 2 года назад

And i get triggered by switch on/off

@annypsi6153 Год назад

Same here I'm nervous easily startled and jumping and I'm an addict struggling with my addiction right now and I can feel and hear the smallest things in a room full of regular sound but once you turn the TV off or turn the heater off and get super quiet and I hear and feel everything like even bugs. Amli my sisters were younger used to always walk around the neighborhood and be walking past people's houses and I would say to my sisters and friends I could feel these peoples TV on I didn't know what it was until recently that I was feeling their energy and

@nikkileigh1585 10 месяцев назад

When I was pregnant with my daughter I could literally feel her growing/ vibrating in me especially around 8 weeks 🙃 ❤ I'm very in tune with my body for sure.

@avalondreaming1433 2 года назад

Good lord, I haven't had one single job that I didn't have a crying breakdown at. It's so freaking humiliating!

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@creativeperspectives2712 Год назад

IT is natural to have tough times at jobs. What is a normal behavior for others can feel oppressive to HSPs

@doombardevon6099 3 месяца назад

I work as a tradesman, work out , look after myself, but during a run of work, I start to struggle with the world. I make enough money,than I take myself away, retreat at home, my a fuss of my adorable cat. I read, play music, listen to music and eventually my mood comes back. I've been told that I think to much , too sensitive, this normally switches me off from those that say it. I do see things that others don't and have wonderd wether it would be better to be arrogant, loud, full of myself to really make it in this world.

@avalondreaming1433 3 месяца назад

@doombardevon6099 I think they term they use now is highly sensitive person.

@bodybalancer Год назад

I identify as HSP & empath… ive seen a handful of therapist over the years… all but one were useless but that one best therapist was awesome- she taught me EFT, emotional freedom technique aka tapping therapy. Highly recommend, besides weed/CBD, it’s been THE most helpful for more acute anxiety, depression etc. Plenty of tutorials on YT pick a channel any channel 🤷‍♀️👍 ✌️💜 also, i really like Loop experience earplugs- they allow you to hear but filter out a lot of background noise & help with fatigue/overstimulation/sensory overload, good for car/road noise on drives too. 👍 i lost mine i tend to lose stuff sometimes but intend to repurchase bc they were so soothing. ✌️ stay strong fellow HSP’s !

@nikolasnowak1100 2 года назад

As an HSP unfortunately I'm surrounded with toxic people,narcisists family too, who like to manipulate with my guilt and my empathy.I found the best way for me is to get rid of it is to go for a run around the block,there is no mind chatter then.You can also hit that boxing bag or improvise it.I found It works even after heavy family fights which otherwise negative emotions stays in my mind and eats me alive.

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@aomayosayyo8925 2 года назад

Talk about feeling like your crazy, because your emotional level is always on a high. U get enough people telling you, your too sensitive or your crazy, why can’t you just let it go. Even though I see these traits in me, my trauma makes me feel like I’m super awkward and just don’t fit in.

@liathselkie 3 года назад

I have this. I fail to see any advantage to it, it just makes me miserable.

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

I am sorry you feel that way, Bless.

@annnavictoria6328 3 года назад

Get some information about our unique gifts and explore them. You may find a new profession or maybe another way to confront problems.

@strawverymilktae1280 3 года назад

@@annnavictoria6328 but it's hard when people disregard us

@RhiWildeupgrade 3 года назад

There are advantages, but I agree. It’s hard to live in this world when everything feels SO intense.

@annnavictoria6328 3 года назад

@@strawverymilktae1280 I know... I was badly boollied when little and still nowaday,s, sometimes people acts badly. Now I know we're on the right path. Our sensitivity is the best gift for next generations: Deep Heart and deep Thought together.

@d.a2.n.i.e.l.a15 Год назад

Is there a place (on internet or in real life) where highly sensitive people can come together and discuss ideas and eventually make some new friends?

@jeweloftheisle498 10 месяцев назад

I can’t tell you how great full I am to have found this. Still wish I wasn’t a HSP. It’s a hard life. Extremely hard. I’ve never heard this being said ever before.

@466chalk 3 года назад

That bit about being driven more by internal, rather than external rewards, is something about me that I would never have linked to being an hsp. I have left people in shock with some of the things I've done just on principle.

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing this. : )

@stephanieperez3644 3 года назад

It's like you can not comprihend why is sow difficult to others to be etical and do the right things right away.

@coachzaynab355 2 года назад

@@stephanieperez3644 yes

@wendybatista5615 2 года назад

Omg yes , when he said that something click in me, I don't really have alot of desires for external rewards either and never thought it was link to my hsp, well i dint even know I was hsp

@Ade1892 2 года назад

This also resonated with me so much. I've always been told I'm not ambitious or competitive enough but maybe I am, just in a different way. Winning against other people doesn't make me happy but acomplishing a goal I set out for myself does

@bluegreyfogg 3 года назад

I've not really heard it discussed that traumatized children could be more likely to develop highly sensitive abilities from being forced to feel their environment out, or have had close relationship with suffering. I'm not saying some aren't born this way, even in a good childhood, just saying I'm curious to know if traumatized children are more prone to develop this.

@Remshmuck Год назад

Could it be vice Versa . Easier to experience trauma as a kid because of the sensitivity

@ssutherland9019 Год назад

Both, in my experience.

@bluegreyfogg Год назад

@@ssutherland9019 yes that makes sense though. Thank you

@junkemail2645 3 года назад

Wow. This is me. Explains a lot. No wonder I stay single. I have to find someone closer to this character

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@TheShift_OfEnergy 3 года назад

I do enjoy it, I see the world as if I'd sit in a movie or my own imagination. when I see birds flying all I see is magic, when I feel the wind blowing, all I feel is the touch of the natures spirit, I love writing poems when I am travelling, I love imagining the world and the particular view from above the trees as if I was a bird. only disadvantage that the other people feels cold to me, I feel like I have way stronger relationship with animals, they come to me themselves.

@ginafares3870 2 года назад

Woooowwwwwwww I feel that toooo

@zacharydavis4398 Год назад

Thanks for spending the time to create and share this content awareness🙏🏾

@paulianexroth8149 3 года назад

I can relate, and this is interesting facts, but the way he speaks makes me want to zone out and fall asleep XD

@mskimlouise 3 года назад

This is great information. Starts at 3:00.

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

Appreciate the feedback. Thanks.

@lillyofthevalley208 3 года назад

I feel my serotonin levels and endorphins go completely haywire. Hungry but you can't eat. That's when I force myself to eat. At times I just don't eat. Then cortisol kicks in. Due to stress, it causes belly swelling. You lay in bed and feel your adrenaline flying . It's all spiritual to me.

@andyokus5735 3 года назад

Get a good vegatable juicer.

@GreasyBaconMan 3 года назад

Start running at least 1/4 mile a day and work your way up. I’m 50 and have been a long distance runner, have just now started sprinting, all the health benefits of running are a medical cure. It literally obliterate stress.

@bgsbnn 3 года назад

Most important knowing one’selfs

@clarasimonis2994 3 года назад

And quit caffeine , if a coffee drinker, try decaf

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@ronaldohudson2492 3 года назад

I was told my mother was traumatized and also had prolonged difficult labor. I believe it was all transferred to me at birth. I have always felt overwhelmed and overstimulated. The pain is deep at a cellular level. I'm now physically sick in my older age. I feel like giving up. It's too much.

@zaramayne2444 3 года назад

Ronaldo. Hudson I am EXACTLY the SAME and suffering greatly currently it all feels unbearable I too feel like giving up

@theanonymoushelpline7248 3 года назад

Don’t give up you guys. I promise it will get better.

@ahskincare3150 3 года назад

God is helping me recover.God is good.Do not give up.

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@manikandanu1507 2 года назад

Read novels. It relaxes and stimulate the brain at the same time.

@treywhite9611 3 года назад

Im an HSP who’s in the beginning stages if harnessing this superpower. I have an ex NFL narc Dad, and l also in a 15 yr relationship with a narc. This information is literally changing my life. Im 39 and have so much more life to live. Finally, “I” make sense, and feels like weight is being lifted off of me that I’ve held for years🖤🤞🏾

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@poojachanana2889 Год назад

Do you find difficulties in navigating through the daily hustle of life ?How do you deal amidst triggers especially when you know you have no one in the world?

@Glimmmerra 10 месяцев назад

How do you know treywhite9611 doesn't have 'no one in the world'? Might want to reconsider how you phrase things, that could come across very hurtful... or did you mean for it to be hurtful? @@poojachanana2889 Little *insensitive* there.

@marcellebrown344 3 года назад

I have lived with it for a long time and it can be disconcerting depending on the situation. Negative emotions and hate are worse ones ever. To sense that feeling when someone walks into the building where my office is is weird. It engulfs the entire building and everything feels uneasy. To pickup people’s emotions while weird it’s nice as well. I use to have a brother from another mother that would help me when I would get caught up in sadness because it pulls me down making me feel like I’m drowning. I am still working on learning how to deal and I’m only 40.

@TapiaJ 2 года назад

Good luck. It's more than hsp. Its called contagion empathy. You actually feel it with out wanting too. Most think they are like this but no. They see it and act empathic. But yeah, when you can feel the hate in a room from a person it's hard to get that hate out of yourself. That's how strong it is.

@amom2go101 Год назад

Thank you very much for the very informational video and the explanation of how we are literally wired. My only complaint is that the vocal reading of it was very hard to Listen to . It was very monotone an artificial sounding. Would be wonderful to hear a calming actual voice

@zenspark9500 11 месяцев назад

I wish my family and friends could understand all this about HSP's. I would not feel so judged and not have to constantly explain myself for being so different from them.

@jackwalker1822 10 месяцев назад

I would rather avoid them than have to explain myself to them.

@RealworldtalkRWT 2 года назад

What is disappointing is at 49 years old I still struggle from the foundation my parents started building me on. By God’s grace he carried me through but to hear my parents say “Get over it, it’s the past, why do you live in the past, how many times do I need to say I’m sorry, we did the best we could”. That’s hard to hear and does stir up emotions.

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@deplorablemike3349 Год назад

Same here. I was told you're too sensitive, you wont talk to her, that's not you, is she going to dump you, I dont want to hear it, and basically NEVER got advice geared toward ME, if I did, which was rare, it was about what THEY would do. Making it irrelevant. No advice or concern over who my friends were, what my real interests were, womens nature etc. etc. In fsct I always felt like my father was disgusted by me. Naturally I grew up with no boundaries and no confidence in my own direction. You never finish ironing it out

@SpecialgiftsLA 11 месяцев назад

Do your healing privately, don't share your joy and growth with anyone who does not support respect accept and get you. Dont be needy. If you must, show agreeable neutral non emotional way, even act, but build a strong seperate sense of self outside of the pain circle

@susankovach8927 8 месяцев назад

Privately write how you feel, daily if possible. That's how you put hurts behind you.

@hugmc 3 года назад

I am hsp person I can pick up when someone walking past me is suicidal. It’s terrible because you can’t do anything too help.

@thedude7099 3 года назад

Sometimes just a smile can help them...😊

@hugmc 3 года назад

@@thedude7099 yes true, but sometimes when they are in that mode, they have already decided. And will not see it sadly. 🙏

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@astzfat3319 Год назад

I'm astounded the percentaged of hsp's is so high! Didn't know there was a term for this.

@clarasimonis2994 3 года назад

I had biofeedback done and my resonant frequency, i think it was or some activity measurement, was 50,000 and the normal levels were 3,000-7,000 10,000 being extremely high. The practitioner was dumbfounded and right away sent signals trying to lower that but my instincts said, no, it didnt feel like a bad thing to me instinctually, i know i am deeply connected to nature when i am feeling something intensely the nature around me responds like the fairytales. In fact its the only place i experience true peace, the most u disturbed by human natural environments. But i love humans. At 19 i remember pondering heading into the woods to live with nature but immediately had the awareness i would feel everything humans were going through anyway and i like humans i guess. But plants and animals i am certain i love.i love humans. Creation creativity. Remember its ALL Connected

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@jujubeethatsme Год назад

Wow! I feel like I could have written this... That's crazy.

@gillianm9367 3 года назад

I'm an HSP with OCD who has been prescribed SSRIs for many years so the serotonin link was useful to know, thank you🙏

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@jackwalker1822 10 месяцев назад

Watch out for SSRIs they can work very well then suddenly switch on you and make you worse. I had to get off of them and settled on other meds.

@gillianm9367 10 месяцев назад

@@jackwalker1822how long had you been taking the SSRIs and what do you take now instead? I have been on fluvoxamine for 30 years and doing ok. I've read a lot about it and apparently it is well tolerated in most people with a good safety record.

@SuperButterfly217 2 года назад

Wow! Finally it all makes sense now. Thank you so much for this video.

@kenyoung9284 2 года назад

Thank you, I've learned so much about myself it's almost a sense of relief. I always knew it deep down inside.....

@philipidoux6607 Год назад

Interesting, but let me say : as a HSP, I find this robotic artificial voice, annoyingly boring. It show too much that it is not human.

@user-qc6xv5bw4g 4 месяца назад

I was often told I came from another planet!! Probably true!!

@MegaToshia 3 года назад

They get depressed easily. So its important for walks in a peaceful park. It's good for everyone's rejuvenation n mental health. If you like animals n live in an apartment. You can get your doctor to sign papers for an emotional support animal. Also strong family emotionally support can help you. Even your best friend can support you emotionally as well. I like going to the Zoo, parks, n eating outside weather permitting. Invite a family or friend over n cook bbq outside depending if your apartment management allows it or go to a park where they have grills. Go to the library or church. Or church with your preferred denomination. Churches always have food drives, serve/sell food n have activities. There are alot of free things or low cost things you can do. Such go fishing or lat out on the beach with a friend. The sun is free n so is the sun. Don't sit at home. Being Highly sensitive can be reinvigorating.

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@yunalee13 Год назад

I'm a HSP since I remember myself. I'm not a strong personality, I'm a overpolite person and I'm an artist. I grew up in a broken family with a mom who has lower intelligence.. Now I'm sure that all these it's the reason why I suffer from multiple sclerosis. At least I believe all the above were the trigger point if something was already wrong with my health. Reading all these comments here... I can't believe we are so many people who actually look alike so much!!! Is it possible for me to live in a world with all of you guys??! Unfortunately not. This world is cruel.

@creativeperspectives2712 Год назад

Yoga and meditation will defnitely help.

@marylinmuir1224 Год назад

This is the most comprehensive and scientifically supported video I have ever heard and seen about HSPs. Iam going to save this.❤

@missylee1539 2 года назад

I gotta ask since I’m sure a lot of other HSP’s are watching this video. Do any of u other HSP’s find it difficult waking up in the morning? I have been the heaviest sleeper ever since childhood, constantly sleeping through alarms. It’s like my brain just totally shuts down or something when I sleep because it’s so beat from working at the rate of speed that it normally does every day.

@littlemissmaybe480 2 года назад

YES!!!!!!!!! For sure.

@anacarolinaponte7373 2 года назад

Yes, and it's also common in people who endured trauma

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@angieh612 Год назад

Yes!!!! I have to peel myself out of the bed every morning no matter what is going on that day!

@ssutherland9019 Год назад

Yes for sure. I've put lots of work into sleep habits and getting enough which is hard but necessary as I'm naturally a night owl which works against me. I also take lots of supplements as eating a healthy diet never feels enough.

@roweme 2 года назад

Just a little feedback... (as an HSP) I found the monotone narration really distracting and the mismatch of auditory information and written information at points in the video really overwhelming and confusing! Otherwise - some useful information, thanks!

@davidbrentslifecoach 2 года назад

Yes! Why not get a narrator who sounds like he cares what he's reading about?

@brezzainvernale 3 года назад

It's always hard to tell the difference between sensitive and sensible, 'cause the words in Italian are switched... You explain it really well even if English is a foreign language, thank you

@Suboptimalconditions 11 месяцев назад

This is very interesting. It’s funny how i knew these things but didn’t know in terms of scientific research. The curse turns into a blessing…

@carlyrichards66 3 года назад

I feel so much better knowing this information thank you ❤

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

You're so welcome!

@miumiushoegirl 2 года назад

I am a HSP. I wish this could be medically diagnose but not by saying "Not a disorder but just a personal trait". Whenever I mention to friends or anyone that I want to be understood that I am HSP they only think I am just telling them just like I am telling my starsign with its trait or something and they don't seem to understand the struggles.

@adikalilaabraham3198 3 года назад

Thank you very much for this extremely educational Video!

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

You're very welcome!

@annhamman5096 Год назад

Thank you for making this public.

@TheShift_OfEnergy 3 года назад

i am glad I found this video, I wish I found it long ago. I knew i am different than others, and others are very different - more like robots. feels like others simply see 0 in something when I see 100, I know the reason now. thank you :)

@musicteacher1140 3 года назад

I am HSP. This video explains my life!

@HauntedTube00 10 месяцев назад

I’ve tried to embrace and doesn’t work. People don’t believe the way I think, also get disrespected almost every time. I help others and yet I’m the one that gets humiliated or disrespected 🙄

@miyaiun4723 8 месяцев назад

Hi. Unfortunately many people experience humiliation even if they are not hsp. I like to think no one can humiliate with what they think about me or say to me. Only God has the right to judge me and the rest of us. It does hurt for a while but when you know that maybe even them got hurt aloot în their lives and they just cant change, it makes it easier. Some just dont understand, some have been abused themselves and end up abusing others. If you can, after getting an off remark, wistle if you can. Do something cheerful immediately. Without judging that person, just being grateful you are still alive and being able to do stuff. It will cheer you up. We lose our time with things that dont matter. What matters is how behave în accordance with God's laws. Taking care of our souls and making sure we get to keep them forever. It took me many years to really understand that. Ive ruined myself but finnally I know God is who He says He is and as He says He is. He loves us and thats what matters above all. If you want to ask me anything, I will answer. Wishing you the best. Put your faith and trust în God now and know He keeps His words.

@anthonyhettinger9702 Год назад

Imagine someone hundreds of miles away who suddenly is in life or death crisis and with no contact you know exactly what is happening to them. My step dads heart attack put me on my knees 200 miles away i called them to inform what happened. It took the hospital 2 weeks to confirm this 1 event. Its normal life for me doing this nothing new.

@justingayle7299 2 года назад

What can HSPs do to become more emotionally strong and even less sensitive as to not be triggered so easily?

@SpraggieEdits 2 года назад

nothing 😿 we’re fucked

@marvinfoo4838 2 года назад

Lol be more thick skin and tell yourself words cant harm you.

@suap309 2 года назад

Stop taking everything personally that others say to you. Read The Highly Sensitive Person by Elaine Aron. Have therapy to understand your triggers. Sleep a lot Be on your own a lot in a peaceful place (get away from people/noise) Meditate The best thing I ever did was to live on my own. Peaceful bliss. Etc

@tlam8086 2 года назад

@asfa29 Год назад

When life hurts. Disconnect yourself from it.

@annnavictoria6328 3 года назад

hsp ss infj speaking. I live in the other side of this mountain you show at the begining. And is a great refugee for me and other hsp (the ancient witches). Montserrat

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing. Best wishes. : )

@annnavictoria6328 3 года назад

@@HSPWellbeing if you ever come around let me know and I'll bring you to some interesting places not for tourist

@HSPWellbeing 3 года назад

@@annnavictoria6328 Sure ! Thank you so much. : )

@jackiem9460 3 года назад

I'm also an HSP and INFJ, but what is 'ss'?

@annnavictoria6328 3 года назад

@@jackiem9460 sensation seeking. We're adventurers. Look for Dr Tracy Cooper. He's an expert on this issue. And HSP SS

@trauma2happiness 14 дней назад

Very informative video. Liked and subscribed.

@markpowell6062 8 дней назад

Great video , really hear and am with the people who have said their bit. Its a real underrated and misunderstood condition . I find it hard to mange it and live with it on so many levels. I also feel there are strong links with this and addiction , Adhd, codapendance and emotional dis regulation. Which i have all of. Live can be a real battle and struggle and dam well exhausting. Love and peace to all out there with this x