Are you a Highly Sensitive Person? (and here's how to tell) 

I’m a type 4, and I think I’m an HSP. I get stressed out very easily. I can’t watch anything that’s too violent or too depressing because it effects me more than it seems to effect others. I’m very sensitive to certain sounds, and noises that don’t seem to bother other people drive me batty. And like in your video, I feel everything intensely and have really high highs, and really low lows. Oh, and I’m an introvert.

I'm definitely an HSP can't handle loud noises and I get easily stressed out but I do see beauty in life and cry easily if something is beautiful

The number one trait is processing information more deeply.

Well, I passed the test and now I'm crying (from happy warm feelings) because you said I can and should look at this as a gift and not a weakness. Thank you Abbey!

I read Elaine Aron's book and I'm definitely an HSP. And, yes, in school whenever I went to the bathroom I was so excited to finally be alone!! I just love silence.

I don't think I'm a Highly Sensitive Person, but based on this video, I can call myself a...Moderately Sensitive Person! LOL. I relate to the stuff you listed, but to varying degrees. Keep in mind I'm also a Type 4!

I am glad you included the extroverts, I am ENFP definitely an HSP I do not know my Enneagram yet. It seems like the extraverts are left out of the group sometimes by introverts I find that fascinating. And what really sucks is being an extrovert and an HSP put you in such a tiny minority on the planet that you feel like a true alien. May God bless you and everyone reading this!

THank you, as a long time therapist and HSP, this was one of the best and engaging descriptions I have seen. Being an HSP can feel like a curse until you understand your own needs better and how to take care of yourself while navigating the loud, shallow, superficial world, then it becomes a superpower!

I am definitely a HSP. You verbalized this beautifully and wish someone had said it is a strength years ago!

I'm a 5 and relate to certain elements of HSPs like sensitivity to bright lights and loud noises. Also, the thought of blood being siphoned out of a body through tubes makes me gag (I'm VERY squeamish when it comes to blood draws). I struggle relating to other people, though.

I’m an extroverted HSP and learning about HSPs years ago was a game changer. I honestly thought something was just wrong with me until I learned that I am literally having a different life experience than the no. HSPs around me…

For me beautiful music always gives me chills and I can “see” the music in my mind like a pattern of shapes and colors… anyone feels that too?

Figuring out that I'm an HSP about five years ago has improved my life exponentially! I will always be grateful to. Dr. Aaron. I only wish my poor mother had had the benefit of that clarity and she would not have had to suffer needlessly and all alone.

Found out I was an HSP when I was 57….thought there was something wrong with others that didn’t see the subtleties in the environment or peoples emotions….yoga, Christian music, essential oils…all have helped me cope!! Nature is the best remedy for me!!

A lot -- and I mean a LOT -- of neurodivergent people (ADHD/autistics) are HSPs. (Autistics almost by definition.) I'm ADHD and you are SO describing my life in this video. I climb the walls when someone from way down the street has their music up loudly enough for me to hear the bass. Windy days make me insane. I can't stand the feel of mist on my face. Prickly grass hurts my feet. I ADORE the LOTR movies, but there are scenes I can't watch, or have to look away or turn the volume down. I can smell anything a mile away, never could do zoos as a kid (can barely do them as an adult) because THE SMELL. Nuked fish or cruciform veggies send out waves of gross smells that gag me for hours. And God forbid that a skunk should spray near our house in the middle of the night -- it will wake me up, and I'll have to put a pillow with lavender oil on it directly under my nose so I can go back to sleep. SO MANY sensory issues. And yet, the angle of sunlight through late afternoon trees in the summertime can send me into raptures; the shimmer of sunlight on water can bring me such peace; the roar of the ocean BOTH irritates and comforts me. There's a beauty in being an HSP that I wouldn't trade for anything. (Just please don't eat popcorn near me in a movie theater.) (I'm a 6w5, just fyi, but I don't think this sounds like a particularly Six trait, likely more to do with my ADHD.)

I felt like I was being described in a 10 minute video. LOL I'm a counter type 9 wing 1. The older I am, the more sensitive to EVERYTHING I have become. Especially lights, sounds, etc. I have also developed a strong relationship with Jesus which enhances the sensitivity to violence and such. I am extremely empathetic. I can tell when my coworkers are feeling bad or having a bad day. I work at a police department so...it can be quite exhausting. Thank you Abbey. This video was very helpful. I have really enjoyed watching your podcasts..

Yep, I get overloaded by certain sounds. Styrofoam & squeaky shoes on a basketball court makes my whole body irritated. Car horns give me instantaneous anxiety 😭

I related to most of these! I do think I'm highly sensitive. I feel it's both a blessing and a curse. 🙃 Thank you, Abbey.😊

OMG Abbey thank you for sharing this video! I seem to always be overwhelmed with extreme emotional highs and lows on a daily basis so this is a great research point for me to explore further.

HSP and a 9. Love and appreciate peace and quiet!

I like your video 🙂 I’m 100% highly sensitive. For me it meant so many bad things in my life, but as I am grown now, I can think more positive and are living my everyday life as positive I can with being an HSP. We have so many gifts - we just need to realiste that :)

I’m a HSP, 4w3 (though my w5 is pretty up there, too), sp/so, and a big introvert by nature even though I appear extroverted to most. Being a HSP used to be really noticeable by people around me when I was younger-but through growing up, traumas, and various experiences, I felt I had to mask it at times. Slowly unlearning that masking tendency and making something that was once viewed as a weakness by many, now a personal superpower for myself!!! I can read rooms well, read between the lines, see beyond what is presented, nurture creative ideas, be resourceful, and I’m really empathetic, compassionate, and strong. Being a 4, it also helped me explore the *why* of certain melancholic subjects and sit with them more… though it is very tricky. I have to be careful not to sink too deeply into dark moments or get too overwhelmed. I think the mention of “pockets of peace” is spot on-it helps me cope and elevate my mood. And establishing boundaries are important as well. To all of the HSPs out there, YOU ARE STRONG AND SUPER, TOO!!! 💪✨💖

Wow! I feel called out on this one. I took the test and scored 20. It’s not really something I’ve wanted to admit to myself.

My goodness-- I've never even heard of this, but the descriptions fit me to a T. Thank you for sharing

Thank you ♡︎ I have an extreme sensitivity to noise, smell, etc, it makes me very unconcentrated and „shut down“ somehow. I often felt being HSP was a flaw. I wished to be more organized, dependable and „robotic“ in a way. Growing up in big loud school classes and cities has been difficult, I always needed to push myself over my limits to endure it. It wasn’t the most healthy thing to do. But I didn’t know anything about HSP or other neurological conditions, that could „explain“ my sensitivity. I thought that I was just „too weak“ to function normally? After my teen years I learned to take better care of myself and listen to my body and set boundaries better. For example, I only go shopping when it’s relatively empty in the shops, and only watch the news when I feel like I have enough energy to deal with bad news of some people suffering somewhere out in the world. It was freeing somehow. It felt like I could finally rest. And then I became able to feel the beautiful things. :) It can really be a gift to be sensitive, feeling things more deeply can make you feel more alive very quickly, it’s almost everyday that I look at something like a pretty flower and my day is made 😆 I wished everyone could get such a rush from a tiny flower. :) All offices would be full of them. Or listen to a song and feel it rushing through your body so intensely. It’s good that the topic is also slowly getting more awareness, it’s helpful to know there can be a difference in peoples limits, just naturally, and that it’s not a flaw, it’s more a matter of adjusting to it the best you can :) (English isn’t my language I hope it was understandable anyway. And I’m a 9 btw :D)

I think I might be an HSP. I'm a sx 5w4. I don't think I I'm more relational than other 5s, but I do think I have more emotional understanding than other 5s. Plus I am very 5 in the way of noticing everything and often know what's going on with the people around me without having to be told. Not in the heart type way you described it as "knowing who needs a hug" but in a more observational way. I notice how Person A speaks and behaves around Person B and how maybe that's in contrast with how they are with Person C. I notice if they smile more, or less, their body language, how talkative they are or aren't; and what situations and with what people this seems to occur. I notice when conversations suddenly end when others enter a room. I notice hushed voices. I notice red eyes. I notice stifled laughs, and forced ones. I notice faces tired from smiling in contrast to tired faces. I notice changes in long patterns of behavior. I notice changes in how people groom and physically present themselves. I notice changes in energy levels. I remember small details mentioned in passing. I'm taking this all in and trying to make all the puzzle pieces fit at all times. By the time someone actually tells me "Hey did you hear about what happened between Person A and Person B?", I've usually already deduced it for myself.

Can a man be HSP? I don't see any (not that there aren't) commenting here. As a man I don't walk in a room and know who needs a hug, but I can tell when someone is feeling stressed, angry, sad, etcetera. And violent or depressing movies or shows are not fun for me. I actually feel physical pain watching, hearing of, or even imagining someone getting hurt. I mean real physical pain. Bright lights, high noises, strong smells, even the sun on my skin can be too much, way too much and I always try to avoid those things. Thanks for the information.

I am a 5w6 and I relate to the sensitivity to bright lights, loud noises and pain. I am easily overwhelmed and feel the need to be alone very often. However, I don't relate to the high empathy and I am not that conscientious. I also have ADD and I read that these two may coexist. (the last sentence was kind of random but I just find it interesting).

Spot on, Abbey!! We so appreciate you and your vids!! 😍🙌🎯 Keep it up!

This was so well explained! Loved it! I discovered Elaine Aron's work when I was 21 and it was life-changing for me to understand myself better. Also, I'm an extrovert so I'm glad you included that extroverts can be HSP's.

(I feel like I've commented on this video before, but I can't find my comment, LOL, so here goes another!! Hahah) I'm a 2w3, so I naturally relate to the high empathy. I absolutely CANNOT imagine a life where you DON'T feel everything others feel. Like, just now I was trying to think of an example but I literally can't. Huh. I'm not sure if I'm an HSP. My heart tells me I am, but, growing up with an 8 as a dad and a 7w8 as a mom, I kinda erased those traits from myself (or pretend to; 2w3s are also pretty good at that). I remember one time I was watching Stargate SG 1 (or whatever it's called). That show is rated R (I only watched the first episode) because of nudity. I remember watching it and shouting "It should be rated R because of that weird snake cutting into people!" because I could, like, feel (or imagine) their pain if it dug into them. Nobody else agreed with me, haha. This trait is pretty weird, so I'd be surprised if I was one of the small percent. Is this trait "take it or leave it" or are the lines fuzzy, like you can be half-HSP, half-normal? Great video, as always! :D

Thank you so much for sharing this video ❤.I am an Enneagram 4 and have always been highly sensitive as long as I can remember . It has been so difficult to be so sensitive and feel overwhelmed by things that many people seem to be able to handle. I am 49 and still working through self acceptance . I am grateful for the kindness and support you and others share on RU-vid . 🙏

Little late to the party but here's my 2 cents: I'm an introverted 4w5 and yeah, apparently I'm an HSP as well. Sensitivity to bright lights and loud noises gets me every time. Plus crowds make me nervous. I've actually heard from family and friends, "Gosh, you're so/too sensitive!" I feel like that might be a surefire sign of HSP, don't you? Love the haircut, Abs :-)

Hi Abbey! Coming from 7 months now I was always upset for being sensitive that none understands me! But after watching this video i feel so proud about myself, Thank you for saying that sensitivity that we have a gift and strength. Now i really need to stay away from my classmates saying Iam too sensitive, Immature, and can't take a joke. And to all HSP out there, Stay proud of yourself!!💖

Ha, tricks on you Abbey, I'm not an HSP I watch every video to the end ;)

Don't think I'm a HSP... but my 4 wing and introvert 5 have some overlap, def. Would have liked a bit more in depth connecting how decide based on enneagram, but loved visiting as is too. Thanks Abbey!

Hi Abbey. Thank you for this VDO. I'm a 7W8 SO ENFP and I could never watch any shows/movies that have intense emotion, whether it is scary or anger. I found it unbearable. At first I thought that maybe I am a wuss, but this makes more sense. I also want to add that HSP maybe hereditary as my son is also supersensitive to everything: noise, light, smell, emotions. You named it. Even some rated G cartoon got abandon midway as he found it too scary.

I watch all the shows you mentioned but I'm an HSP for sure. I just can't look away.

Abbey, I wish I knew more 3s like you!

I love to sit in my closet lol. I have kids, so that's the only place I can go, but I only put the term to my personality a couple of years ago. I knew something was off within me, compared to others, but was delightful when I saw I wasn't alone.

Yes highs and lows are extreme , extremely intuitive about reading people, have been in retreat mode for months recovering from major life set backs ! 😢

Yes without a doubt lol and I’m an ENFP. I talk about it at length on my new channel on RU-vid. Great channel! Subscribed for sure!

When I see how cruel people around me treat other people, sometimes I laugh because I can see just what a big cosmic joke all this is--we are just a little dot on a vast universe and we can't even put aside our petty squabbles a little while to just enjoy this short time we exist...I must laugh or it will destroy me.

The intro reminded me of Rapunzel when she first leaves her tower! I think Rapunzel may be an HSP too. Lots of people seem to think she’s an INFP but I (as an ISFP 4w3) feel I relate to her way too much. In my mind Belle - while not necessarily an HSP - fits INFP (Type 4w5) way better. ISFPs tend to be a little more proactive about our dreams, like Rapunzel voluntarily leaving her tower. Belle, on the other hand, simply states her dreams and doesn’t ever really act upon them - she’s fortunate enough that the plot sort of “happens” to her. This is not to diminish INFPs in any way - if I could world-build, have the attention span of, and read as well as INFPs I would be ecstatic! I’m simply stating the differences. ISFPs tend to be visual artists, while INFPs tend to stay inside their own heads. Just to clarify, I believe Rapunzel is an ISFP 6w7. I always end up hiding behind a blanket during horror movies. After work/studying at college I always come home and flop onto my bed for at least half an hour just to absorb everything. I don’t mind going to other people’s parties, but depending on the sensory situation I sometimes can’t stay the whole night. I HATE parties thrown in my honour, despite the fact that I have little to no anxiety about performing onstage (I’m a dancer who does theatre too). I’m always either completely obsessed with something or I’m completely apathetic toward it. I can be very impulsive at times, while other times I take way too long to make a decision/take action and procrastinate to oblivion. Surprisingly, caffeine has no effect on me, but sugar does. If I don’t get to sleep before 1am chances are I’m not sleeping that night (this doesn’t happen often, don’t worry!). Just thought I’d share 🎀🌸💖

I am for sure not a HSP but, it was very interesting to watch and learn about HSP’s. I think my best friend is one since most of the traits sounds like her.

I think sensitivity is a bit of a spectrum really and it's Important to not overgenralise for example I am sensitive but I love loud music and can have a curiosity for gore ..just in small doses though ha ha that's the sensitivity

This past week ive been so annoyed with my self bc of how sensitive i am, and how different i react or talk around others. Ive been saying things like " Im so sensitive i mean like way to sensitive im sensitive in every way emotionally i have sensitive skin, scalp, ears,and eyes" and last night i watched videos to find our why. I realized im an HSP and kinda cried a little bc i found out im am HSP. Just woke up and grabbed my phone to see this and the last things you said almost made me cry too.😂

I was definitely a highly sensitive child - I couldn't watch movies like Forrest Gump or the part of The Labyrinth where the orange guys are trying to pull the girls head off... lots of other things that used to bother and overwhelm me deeply that I don't really experience anymore.

I have it. I knew about being HSP even before the Enneagram.

I’m most definitely HSP, and I very recently learned this

I'm HPS and am a type 9w1 and INFP plus having Autism and ADHD

i find a lot of stuff in this video feels like overlap between being a type 2, possibly an HSP, and honestly my autism (with hyperfixations in the arts)

As a Type 6, I've always been an HSP. Thank you for covering this topic. I thought that there was always something wrong with me when I have had trouble sitting through an intense drama or when I've had euphoric moments mixed with depressive moments. I've never been able to see HSP as a gift.

Rest is just as important if not more so than work!

Yes, I have always been like that. I believe it’s both a blessing and a curse to be like that.

I’m HSP and love violent movies….but can’t watch horror movies, at all. even when I was young.

HSP extrovert but also Enneagram 8 so it is weird that i love anger and conflict and violence has never been a problem

I think I am a HSP . I do notice those smaller things and need them. The thing is with violence in movies or tv shows I feel like I am in the middle on that I can handle it to a certain degree but then I need about three more light heated movies or something like that. Animation in particular. I am the adult that often leaves the PBD Kids channel on because it’s soothing to me. I also sometimes get bothered by intense emotional scenes or arguments in fiction.

Great, nailed it! I mean in a sensitive figurative way. 😊seriously very very helpful, thank you!

When I was in high school, I remember a time when we were watching a video in a history class. It might have been about the holocaust or something like that. I felt overwhelmed to the point of thinking I was going to faint. Afterwards I didn't really understand why I should have felt that way. Years later, I now know that I am an empath. Sometimes I can pick up on the emotions and feelings of others. I think this happens on a subconscious level half the time. I will feel drained if I've been somewhere busy/noisy or if someone has been telling me all about their problems. It means I need to go off somewhere, ideally in nature, just to find a bit of peace. It's a bit like being an emotional sponge. I avoid watching the news most times because it just depresses me.

I was told yesterday I should get counseling for my hsp. NO, it's who I am, and I think it's what most people like about me.

I was in tears in the first 10 seconds of this video.. HSP can be a very wet life...

I’m a Highly Sensitive Person and an Enneagram 4

As a Type 1, I think I'm a lowly-to-moderate sensitive person. I'm quite rational person.

Pockets of peace-yes! Thank you for this video!

Excellent! We're unique and Special. We have a good reason to exist on this beautiful Earth!

0:16 i chilled, watched movies, And relaxed at home all day yesterday. It was one of those best days for me ☺️☺️ I can’t watch too many gory movies I’ll get woozy

Abby: Are you a HSP? **immediately shows person crying over a war movie** Me: ....WELP, yeah that's me~ I'm a 4w5, and I have fibromyalgia. Somewhere between my personality and my illness, I'm constantly physically and emotionally overstimulated. That said, I absolutely think sensitivity is a strength.

Nope. If anything I'm really unfazed by fictional violence & very bad at picking up people stuff. One of my sisters might be one tho (the 6w7 one), and our paternal aunt (a 9?) is another hot candidate. You can't even raise your voice a little bit with the poor woman she'll get upset and beg your forgiveness. Though in her case she's prolly also traumatized on top of it by my horrible grandparents, my sister had a less bad environment so its less extreme for her, she was really shy as a kid but nowadays it really is mostly a strenght, she's really nice tactful & attentive & good at relating to children in her job as a social worker. My aunt is still really impressive because she was raised in a really violent home & then despite this & her struggles, she went on to break the cycle & give her own kid nothing but kindness & devotion. My baby cousin is such a happy kid, well-educated, emotionally expressive, cheerful & sociable... that's really admirable. Sometimes I can't believe that such a kind and artistic woman is the sister of my father - he went & passed the trauma right onto us...

As a type five I'm pretty low on other people's sensitivity and then very objective about my own.

I just found your channel. My Enneagram came out as 6, 5, 3. On the Myers Briggs I’m an INFJ. I test as an HSP. The comment I want to make is that I have adapted to this trait. I’m 68 years old and less reactive than when I was younger. I think it’s because I’ve learned to adapt and reframe situations so they don’t impact me as strongly.

I’m a 2 and an HSP! where my bath bomb? 👀😋 But for real, I’ve been waiting for you to make a video on HSPs! 😍🤩

A amazing podcast for HSPs is Emotional Badass by Nikki Eisenhower.

I'm a INFJ/6 Definatly am a HSP but I think I might have it, aside from my personality of course, is that I also have a eyesight disability that has to make me notice certain things that you listed in the video like, being sensitive to light and noises I always have been!😅 But yes, this does help so thank you so much Abby! Your such a sweetie😊

Some videos are, no offense but a bit overwhelming, to exuberant, loud. The whole world is too loud. I like hybernating, empty beaches, walks in the woods and quiet gardens, but I live in Honolulu, the city that reminds me "If you can't handle this, forget about visiting India or Viet Nam" .......

I can not watch scary movies. I can watch tragic news, but any news about abused children or teens getting killed in the streets because they were abandoned or by drugs or things like that are just too heart wrenching

I thank you for this video from the bottom of my heart❣

1w9 HSP here. My busy schedule is draining me right now. I try to find the most quiet area in the student center when I go get lunch. The lunch room is just way too noisy! I am so overwhelmed by the layers of homework I have for one class, I can only do a little bit of it at a time, which makes it look like I am procrastinating, when I am actually not. I need to rest my overstumulated brain so much that its hard to finish homework on time. I am learning how to beileve that sensativity is a gift. 😊

Amo tus videos. Entiendo perfectamente tu inglés aunque no sea mi primer lenguaje, e incluso sin subtítulos puedo entender lo que dices. No solamente me ayudas a entender sobre personalidad, ¡también me ayudas a practicar mi inglés! ❤ Y sobre el vídeo: no soy HSP. Curioso, porque soy Fi dom (INFP en el MBTI), pero mi corazón tiene una llave y las cosas no entran tan fácilmente.

My boss called me a week or so ago on my day off. And ridiculed me for something that she normally wouldn't have an issue with. Directly after that me and my wife and child got in the car and headed off to our planned excursion. But I immediately turned around and went back home because what she did but upset me so much that it it ruined our entire weekend because I couldn't get it out of my head. She's probably mad at me because she found out I'm looking for another job but it's not like I'm just going to quit on her without a notice other employees quit and she wishes them good luck so why would she be so upset with me or just trying to better myself????

0:15-0:20 lmao when I tell you this is me!! And it can all happen in like the span of an hr. I feel soo validated!! Thank you for sharing this video with us! ❤️❤️

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I'm a 5w4 and I definitely have some traits of HSP. I can be pretty sensitive to violence or nearly anything negative in media (doesn't stop me from consuming it, but I still feel some of those things on a very deep level). In generel I feel like such things stay in my mind very long. Also I'm super sensitive to other's emotions. When I know someone around me feels bad I do as well and can't concentrate on my tasks. When it comes to noises and stuff, I feel like I can ignore them pretty well. But there are certain (random) things I can't stand at all 😅

Great video!! Thank you :)

Hey! I'm an enneagram type 4w5 😊

Yes I am. 2nd thing is me=annoy from smells high noises shiny lights... Alone time, pleasure from little things, I notice things cautious. 🙂 Im not best empath, thats my friend.

Violence shows , i had a tolerance, bc i've been raised with horror movies. I know it's fake, but real violence oh no, stay away. Intense emotions, YEAH... Gotta flee from loud sounds. Time to reset is needed, art and music too. It's funny how some of my friends don't understand, but at the same time they describe me by my exaggerations :p

5/hsp (score 21). Appreciated the link to the test.

Lol true and I already know/knew I'm a HSPA

I’m a HSP and my 5 year old daughter is DEFINITELY a HSP as well which has been a challenge. My husband says that he’s in the middle of an anxiety sandwich lol

I don't know if it's because I learned (and still do) how to shutdown or masking (I don't know if it's possible) to get by the day. What I usually do with what you said: 1. I don't like them, but I get used to some. I try to look the silver line on those kind of stories, but more than not, I ignore all of them. 2. Sometimes the feelings are just too much, I feel like I want to scream. My mind won't stop ranting "stop!" over and over again. Breathing exercises and distractions like music or movies kind of help. Things to read too. 3. I thought I was alone on the cloth and fabric thing. Sounds and lights are sometimes overwhelming, so I just (usually if I can) hold my breath, cover my eyes and ears. 4. I don't know. I try to not be nosy on someone else's business. 5. Pockets? Yeah, sort of. 6. I might not be an experto on a lot of areas, but yeah. One learn to really enjoy the small things in life. 7. That fails me sometimes. And sometimes people is not comfortable sharing something so sensitive with other people (see point 4). 8. Being told that all my life.

I used to be but then both sociopaths and hsps alike turned me into the complete opposite. In some ways I am glad because now people fear me instead.

HSP/INFP-T/Enneagram 4/5...ya think?

So 🥺im basically crying to this

Not gonna lie, the opening montage was accurate and hilarious 🤣

It’s strange because I feel like I am an HSP as an enneagram 5 but I love true crime and watching all kinds of horrific things but I also think that comes from my fascination with psychology and wanting to understand why people do what they do! Lol

Type 2 here and honestly not surprised I relate to these

Can you do more videos on this topic?

Im sensitive to screams (exept for other who is screaming at others or others screaming at everyone) Im sensitive to angry people who dislikes me Im sensitive to others who dislikes me Im sensitive to harm others all the time Im sensitive to being punched Im sensitive to being beaten up

I remember when my dad took me to see Die Hard in the theater years ago. My hands were covering my eyes throughout the entire movie 😂