Highly sensitive people experience everything more acutely: they cry with happiness, suffer from criticism, and get tired quickly. In addition, they often encounter misunderstandings: it seems to others that they are simply being dramatic. But Jenn Granneman and Andre Solo believe that sensitivity is a gift akin to a superpower, because hypersensitive people are able to show greater empathy, have developed intuition and sensory intelligence. And there are many more of them than it seems at first glance, and the authors of the book urge you to accept the value of hypersensitivity and learn to live with it. For many, the word “sensitive” has a negative connotation, as if a person was caught in weakness, accused of something or something else worse, insulted. From this book you will learn what hypersensitivity really is, how to communicate and work with sensitive people, what they are like in love and friendship, how to raise a hypersensitive child. Regardless of whether you are hypersensitive or know such people, The book will help you understand and recognize this unique aspect of personality.