As HSPs we know that speaking up about being HSP (and all it entails) can be a slippery slope. Beyond the obvious cultural stigma against being sensitive (with sensitivity being associated with weakness and bursting into tears every other minute or being an easily offended narcissist) there is a deeper fear that often bullies us into hiding who we are. Sensitivity is a slippery slope because it gets a lot of people wondering “what else […]
On HSP Hiding & Why Being Seen is Important to Feel Connected
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