Highly Sensitive People HSP Community Group

The highly sensitive person (or HSP) is someone who cares deeply about everything ... feels emotions with great intensity ... is highly conscientious ... has a rich and complex inner life ... is very intuitive ... is often creative in a variety of ways... is easily overwhelmed and/or overstimulated. A HSP needs lots of quiet time,space, and freedom. If this sounds...

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Lonewolf363
Lonewolf363
I am going to spend Christmas eve, listening to my church chior sing for the first time, and I am happy, we will arrange pick up for you when you would like to come christms morning because my friends have a long road to travel so I may meet my gay minister, listen to him speak about love in such a beautifly put way, we all accepted the things we cannot change, have the courage to face the things we are, And have the insight to go on living. No matter what now. And be happy!
deleted_user
deleted_user
I agree, we accept the thing we cannot change,,like the serenity prayer,,courage to change the things you can, and wisdom to know the difference. I like yours better,,the INSIGHT.
Acceptance is a beautiful thing, if we all could do that with each other and ourselves,,that would make our lives so much better and calmer.
Group FounderJanvier
Janvier
I agree ... acceptance is a beautiful thing. It's alright for us to be different & still have respect for each other.
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deleted_user
It sounds like you have created a safe place for yourself in church where you feel loved and accepted for who you are...wonderful!!
Lonewolf363
Lonewolf363
Yes it has been a journey I took when I was ten. Then I truly began a life study,thinking I was alone. Until my brother type friend no not blood, best friend since i was 18 now 38. A century at least. He's married common law to me, they've been together sing grammar school. It sure sounds a lot better than eating ravoli over the sink *giggling.
The best part is my old councler goes there, and we just happen to run into each other, and decided,"Hey that's where we know each other from church." I asked him to join me in prayer. He knew I was symptomatic. He was my savior when invented a place called survivers. It was for people like us, only we were taught skills to move on and be happy. I was untill mom outright wished I would die first so She doesn't worry what to do with me...Does she think I am going to be "sick" forever"? It doesn't work that way. And my sister will never have power of attorney over me not as long as I live. Love yous, HEidi