<p>Do you notice little details about your surroundings that others miss — especially details about the people around you? Do you quickly get <a href="https://highlysensitiverefuge.com/overwhelmed-highly-sensitive-person/">overwhelmed </a>when your to-do list is long, your weekend is busy, or when you spend time in a loud, bustling place? Do you reflect on your experiences deeply, and feel emotions in a big way?</p>

Deep

<p>If so, you might be a <a href="https://highlysensitiverefuge.com/">highly sensitive person (HSP) </a>. HSPs are the 20 percent of the population who process things more deeply than others. This stems from a difference in their brains and nervous systems.</p>

If you're a highly sensitive person (HSP), your brain may be the most powerful social machine in the known universe. Here's why.

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The Difference Between the Highly Sensitive Brain and the 'Typical' Brain

The Difference Between the Highly Sensitive Brain and the 'Typical' Brain

Sonny Haze