What Are Highly Sensitive People Traits And Characteristics

One in twenty people is considered the most sensitive person (HSP). This means that it is possible that you yourself are sensitive or that someone you know is sensitive. 42% of people are not very sensitive, which means that many things do not bother them the way they do HSP. All the others fell somewhere in the middle, a few strange ones with no feelings at all about anything. (Other than that - 20% of all animals are very sensitive too). Who are the HSP, and What Are They Like? Who are the HSP? We are thoughtful, cautious, conservative; those who say “Hey, wait a minute. Let's think about this before we act. ” Every society needs people who are more sensitive, just as we need heroes, leaders who are ready to take risks. However, we are the ones who help to anger the less sensitive species, those who may be brave, rash and rash and who may not have considered the consequences of their actions. The most sensitive people are usually found in the roles of counselors, counselors and self-help advocates. Unfortunately, in Western society, we are also labeled "defective", in terms of how non-HSP perceive it. We are considered to be "very sympathetic, very cautious, very shy, very shy, ignorant, very afraid." It should be noted that these are not “problems” that need to be addressed and resolved by sensitive people. Labels attached to us create problems. Most insensitive people are also shy, shy, intrusive and fearful, while there are many sympathetic people who come out, who are very friendly, intelligent, and risky. We just tend to think of things first and then weigh all the factors our senses take before moving on. Symbols and Characters are misinterpreted So, what are some  characteristics and characteristics of the most sensitive person? Let’s take a look at some  facts and legendary labels attached to this special group. Shame - You will probably find the majority of shy people in the HSP group. That doesn't mean everyone is shy. That is a myth. Many insensitive individuals are also ashamed. Sometimes, what is wrong with shame is actually a measure of the situation and the people we have just met. We are careful. If our senses say something wrong about a person, we will not be so open to them. Calculation of the first impression. It is not just the way a person dresses, but all the way he or she behaves, the aura, the attitude, and other subtleties that we absorb all our emotions. We consider the thoughts, feelings and emotions we experience in each new situation. This may make some of us seem “embarrassed,” but we are not. Introverted - Another myth. You will find many HSP that can be unveiled, outdoors and fun. You will find many unsympathetic people as irrational. Don’t make the mistake of deep thinking and inner vision like introversion. We need more time alone. This is because our emotional systems can become overcrowded in a situation where an insensitive person may find us rejuvenating in some way. When we become weak and overly motivated, we need to find a quiet place quickly to stabilize. This is why many HSP tend to stay home more often than not to go out, rather than to go to a party. It's not that we don't want to ... we just know that our systems can't handle fullness for too long. If we cannot escape, we will pull ourselves up, as a shield, to try to reduce the noise, visions, sounds, and smells that attack us. Fear - Unless you are completely stupid and lack consideration for others, who can say they have never been scared sometimes? This is not a special feature of sympathetic people. New experiences often trigger butterflies, frightening thoughts and inner turmoil in many people. HSP tends to feel those feelings deeply. Shyness - Caution, careful examination of the situation, need to see "the whole picture", and the possible consequences of our actions are inherent in us. If everyone carelessly ran into everything, we would have more chaos in our world than we do right now. Very Sensitive - Yes, this is our main feature. We cover everything around us at once. Lights, sounds, smells, vibrations, are all absorbed, processed, and evaluated. Unfortunately, when there is a lot of work and noise around us, we can't bear it for long. For example, music that may be low to moderately sensitive may sound like a rock concert to us. Emotionally, we are affected by the many conflicts in the world. We feel the pain of another person's heart, we realize the low levels of anger or resentment in the room, we sympathize with other people's problems, and we feel great grief over tragic tragedies. What Does It All Mean? A very sensitive person will learn hidden things in a place that most unsympathetic people cannot see or feel. This can bring us great benefits. It can save us from many situations where there is a problem with the blood. Our abilities can prevent us from doing business or making dangerous personal decisions, if we follow our instincts. And because of our in-depth sense of the environment, we are often the ones who make others aware of the potential environmental problems that dishonest companies may ignore in order to benefit themselves. HSP are often the ones who push for change and change in state law for the benefit of all. Like anything, it is good to know that you are not alone, that there are others out there who have to deal with the same types of situations and "labels" as you. Sure, it doesn't hurt a bit, but you know there are similar types you can look for and talk to ... and they will understand. Yes, we tend to show more of the above features and features than unsympathetic people, but we are not the only ones who own them. Sometimes, it is a misinterpretation of what actually happens in the mind of the HSP by non-HSP. Only the most sensitive person could really understand. The good news is that people who have been very sympathetic to our existence since time immemorial ... and we will always be there, working to make the world a more understanding, thoughtful and peaceful place for everyone.