I did a self-test and it turned out that I am highly sensitive. But I notice clearly that I have always been different from the others. I noticed this in 1st and 2nd grade, but I can't describe everything that is different about me. But I always felt like I was from another planet. According…
Hey, I'm wondering what would happen to someone who is already so highly sensitive and takes something like LSD, which further heightens their perception? Would they go crazy?
So, I've noticed that I react very quickly to other people's moods. If someone is sad, I am too. After experiencing a lot during the day, I need time to process it all. And I'm generally very sensitive. However, I have autism, and that's sometimes the case. How can you tell the difference between autism…
…mostly these women are consistently unfriendly. Yes, these traits are also found in men, but to a much lesser extent. I've only met 1.5 men like that so far…
I've noticed this for years, and the strange thing is that 95% of them are women. Can I assume that they were ignored as children and silenced according to old clichés? Have you made similar observations, and how do you explain them? I've also noticed that these women tend to get irritated quickly and are…
Today, I happened to read an article about autism. More specifically, the text ( https://www.refinery29.com/de-de/dating-als-autistische-frau ) tells the story of a woman who is said to be autistic and, as a result, has trouble dating. The problem is that I personally identify with the things described. Not all of them, but a lot of them….
Hello, I prefer to talk to older people, think faster and differently than other people my age (I'm a teenager), have different interests than my peers, have a strong sense of justice, and am also more advanced than others my age. I simply behave differently and have a different level of knowledge. I'm also extremely…
Hello :), I was recently diagnosed with high sensitivity through tests by my psychologist. I have to say that I've only been struggling with highly sensitive symptoms for a short time (since my 30th birthday) (yes, I'm still struggling with them ;)). Unfortunately, I get overstimulated very quickly, mostly by light (daylight isn't really a…
I was diagnosed with Asperger's autism at the age of 6. In kindergarten, I played with toys on my own, in my own way, and from a very early age, I practiced stimming (always the same movements). I can still remember seeing water bottles with pictures on them in kindergarten. I would then stand in…
To you psychology students, Can depression lead to a reduction in empathy? Can a highly sensitive, empathetic person become an antisocial person? Please also include sources, if possible, or longer explanations. Thank you.
For me, the feeling of my skin is changeable; there are three possibilities. Option 1: If I hold both hands of another person for half an hour, I will feel the other person's skin afterwards. Option 2: If my palms rest on a duvet for 45 minutes, my skin feels like the material of the…