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Comment on How To Be Less Sensitive by Kim@How To Manage Stress

Kim@How To Manage Stress — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 00:02:57 +0000

I had heard of the 80/20 rule but not in reference to sensitivity so thank you for shedding some light on that!

Comment on Interview With Carolyn A Brent Author of Why Wait by tim@ Respite Care

tim@ Respite Care — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 12:03:17 +0000

It is great to see someone addressing the tough issues that need to be dealt with when caring for a loved one! When I was caring full time for my mother I sometimes felt as though it was getting to much for me. A friend of mine suggested that I looked into respite care and have a few days break for myself. It was a great idea and it gave me the chance to recharge my batteries and renew my enthusiasm to give my mother the care she deserved.

Comment on Interview With Carolyn A Brent Author of Why Wait by Joyce Joneschiet@aging in place, seniors, aging at home

Joyce Joneschiet@aging in place, seniors, aging at home — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 22:29:20 +0000

Thanks Glenn for this blog post! I’m looking forward to reading Carolyn’s book and I appreciate the interview she gave here.
I’m on day 9 of the blog tour so come and check out my post and comment back!
All the best,
Joyce

Comment on How To Be Less Sensitive by guruglenn

guruglenn — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 12:45:16 +0000

Thanks for contributing to the discussion Misty. Your story is compelling and one I can relate to very much. Even though it is difficult being sensitive in this world we live in, trust me when I say you have a gift that is going to make you a leader in times to come. The journey for you will be to understand yourself completely so that no one can hold power over you. Sign up to get my free customized numerology report athttp://numerologybirthdate.org ” rel=”nofollow”> http://numerologybirthdate.org . It will help you start the journey within.

Comment on How To Be Less Sensitive by Misty

Misty — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 06:07:13 +0000

Hey, this website was helpful to me. But I feel like I just have different kinds of sensitivity. As far as people being mean or saying hurtful things I can pretty much just shrug it off (unless it’s a person of authority (like my boss) personally insulting me) but relationships are fine in general. But I have huge problems with change and death and loss. Even people who I don’t know. Heath Ledger died years ago but I can’t watch his movies. I just feel so weird about death. I can’t comprehend it. Also any sort of animal abuse or child abuse or murder just bothers me so strongly. Sometimes just for an hour or so and sometimes and just cry and cry about things I can’t change. And I realize they don’t directly affect my everyday life and maybe I shouldn’t care so much but I just can’t help it. Nobody cares about anything these days and it’s really hard for me to care so much. But I am so sensitive that I can’t help. I can’t volunteer at an animal shelter or homeless shelter, I would cry the whole time. I want to help make things better but I am too sensitive to actually do anything…. Sometimes I like being sensitive. Being able to read people’s feelings and to be a good listener and really appreciate the beauty of everything around me. But I also cry during most movies at some point and my family just rolls their eyes but I get attached to things and ideas and when they aren’t there anymore or something shifts I almost can’t process it…

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Comment on How To Be Less Sensitive by guruglenn

guruglenn — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 12:39:13 +0000

Thanks for reaching out I will email you some info I think will help.

Comment on How To Be Less Sensitive by mysteryman

mysteryman — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 17:25:31 +0000

hi im a college student.a guy! im a very outgoing,funny and lively person.people often enjoy my company.but i have a problem of hypersensitivity.but i dont show it off to ppl.this is the reason why i have many friends but no real close buds.music is my only escape!
i also feel lonely sometimes even when im around a lot of friends.im even scared of getting into relationships because i just breakdown easily.i lose control easily.i just cant control my anger sadness or whatever that im feeling and this keeps me from doing anything whether an assignment or preparing for my test.
the part that i breakdown easily scares me the most..im a guy and how am i going to manage my worklife and worse how am i going to manage a family in future!!
i often coulnt sleep at night spending time thinking things that doesnt make sense!!
do i have a problem??
should i see a doctor??
or its just an overly exaggerated fear???

Comment on The Upside of Anxiety Disorder by hyperventilatie

hyperventilatie — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 01:00:19 +0000

Like I had a dream last night and all I can remember was that I was told something, then started hyperventilating and I was asking everyone I saw for a paper bag but no one seemed to have one. Then I woke up and I was hyperventilating. Does anyone know what the meaning behind this dream is?.

Comment on How to Overcome Fear by dreamswork

dreamswork — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 02:17:31 +0000

Fear is universal instilled in us at a very young age to prevent us from exploring and venturing out where adults can’t see or supervise us. As we got older some of these fear were overcome but the feeling itself is there and we associate them with things around us. The problem is that some people are not able to live their lives to the fullest. Facing these fears to me is not just the solution but rather getting rid of the feeling itself and realizing that in this world things do happen and we can’t keep limiting ourselves just because we fear something might happen.
This article is really very useful in order to eliminate fear all together and help people understand there is nothing wrong with them for being afraid but there is also something that they can do to change their situation.