How do you feel when you see it, again, differently?

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Hello everyone! Hope you're all doing well.
Posting here for the first time so a short intro would do just fine. I'm an avid reader a learner in her early 20's who joined the community and block-chain with the intention to learn and communicate with people from different nationalities and social backgrounds because this has always intrigued me to the core, an urge to know about them;exploring how they think, learn, communicate, precisely how they live and so on.

Now, moving towards something that I wanted to talk about.
Inherently or genetically, the trait of being emotionally sensitive has been, in most cases, irksome for most people around including myself. Oftentimes, we feel so perplexed by the intensity of emotions most probably as an effect of the unfavorable situations that it clouds our consciousness and rationality, consequently, causing more troubles. This is merely a distinguishable yet disturbing portion of the whole for the ones who don't realize the wondrous aspects this trait has.
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An emotionally sensitive person finds meaning in everything by the grace of their deep feelings and experiences(which they hold onto through-out their lives), has powerful self-awareness due to recalling or even evaluating their words, conversations, actions and reactions over and over again. Moreover, he/she tends to be highly empathetic, innately nurturing,(impulsive), intuitive, have got appreciative attitude even towards the smallest things and gestures. I've also found such people to find beauty in whatever they encounter in their lives, even the gloom-ridden roller-coaster ride of emotions seems aesthetic at some point.
The emphasis is upon acknowledging the beauty of the differences and understanding that knowing is better than wondering that just leads to chaos.
How you perceive things can change a lot of things, within and without.
Thanks for reading!

How do you feel when you see it, again, differently? | Ecency