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How Highly Sensitive People Interact With The World Differently

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Northerner

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Highly sensitive people have been labeled a lot of ways in the past, like fragile, over-emotional and intense. But there's more to a highly sensitive person than just excess crying and a whole ton of feelings.

Those with an empathetic personality are actually biologically wired to behave the way that they do. As a result, they also have an entirely different approach to to their physical environment -- and that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Below are just a few ways highly sensitive people interact differently with the world around them than their "thick-skinned" counterparts.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/06/09/highly-sensitive-person-behaviors_n_7543140.html

Quite a few 'ticks' there for me...
 
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