Al Shakhs Mofret Al Hassas | Elaine Aron

Sometimes non-hypersensitive people feel isolated, and feel bad, because of the idea that we, as hypersensitive people, are different from them, and sometimes it seems that we think we are superior to them, they say, "Does that mean I'm not an allergic person?" There is another problem, which is that the word "sensitive" also means that the person has a greater understanding and awareness, hypersensitive and others have these qualities, which improve when we feel better, and we pay attention to the details of things. And in the case of feeling relaxed, sensitive people enjoy pain Excessive perceiving nuances. However, in the case of excitement, which is a frequent occurrence in the case of anaphylaxis, we are not understanding, nor are we allergic. Instead, we feel boredom, boredom, and the need for solitude. In contrast, your non-hypersensitive friends will understand more about them in the grinding chaos. I thought long and hard about how to name this trait, and I knew I should not repeat the mistake of conflating it with introversion, shyness, repression, and the many misnomers that therapists and others had given us. None of these names describes the traits that are neutral to our state, which carries less negativity. "Sensitivity" really expresses the ability to face stimuli; So this seems like a good time to counter the bias against the hypersensitive by using this term to our advantage. On the other hand, being For the most part, you should enjoy knowing that there are many people who think the same about your surroundings. And we haven't been able to communicate as hypersensitive people before. We are meant to communicate in the present, and we will collaborate with our communities to achieve the best results; In Chapters 1, 6, and 10, I will elaborate on the importance of the role of hypersensitive people in their societies.