Alone time and highly sensitive people go together like fish and chips (or peanut butter and jelly, if that’s how you roll). But getting the acceptance that alone time for a highly sensitive person is a necessity can be challenging. Making others understand that you are not being antisocial is sometimes more troublesome than it should be. But it’s worth persevering.
I am a highly sensitive introvert. Being the mother of highly sensitive children has taught me a lot about myself. The most important thing I have learnt is to accept myself…
Are you a highly sensitive extrovert? Although it’s more common to be an introverted highly sensitive person (HSP), you are certainly not alone. I’m delighted to introduce you to Alison…
What problems do highly sensitive people face? If you are a highly sensitive person (HSP) life probably looks a little different though your eyes than it does through the eyes…