Adapted from Aron and Aron’s Highly Sensitive Person scale, here are nine things highly sensitive people do:

1. They become overwhelmed when they have a lot to do.

Highly sensitive people struggle to stay on task when they have several different things to do. They become observably anxious, and as their stress level increases, they have more difficulty being productive.

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9 Core Qualities of Highly Sensitive People Recognizing you’re a highly sensitive person might explain a lot. Posted September 26, 2016 | Reviewed by Ekua Hagan

KEY POINTS

  • Being a highly sensitive person is related to introversion, but not the same.
  • Highly sensitive people struggle to stay on task when they have several different things to do.
  • Highly sensitive people easily sense when other people are feeling overwhelmed.

Studies estimate that 15-20 percent of the population is highly sensitive. However, many people don’t know what this means. Although it’s related to introversion, being a highly sensitive person is not the same thing. Highly sensitive people are hypersensitive to a variety of stimuli, ranging from pain to caffeine consumption. Consequently, highly sensitive people exhibit several specific, observable behaviors.

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8. You’re fearless

And lastly, one of the most undeniable traits of someone who has a strong personality is that you are fearless. You are born to lead and set trends, you care not for the opinions of others and mindless gossip-filled conversations. You look at life and all its curve balls as a challenge and do not stop until you have gracefully conquered each one.

You don’t let the intimidated intimidate you, instead, you help build their self-confidence with love and grace which you have cultivated throughout your life.

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