Why You Feel Everything So Deeply (and how to survive it) - Dr Sasha Hamdani - #1147

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Why did you get interested in researching emotionally sensitive people? 'cause I am an emotionally sensitive person. And I think also just from my body of work, seeing patients you just start to see patterns of people becoming More

Or falling into the pattern of being emotionally sensitive. And what does that look like? What's the experience of life like for someone who's an emotionally sensitive person? You know, I think it's different for each person, but I think th one of the bigger overarching things Is that these are the people who feel things quickly. Deeply and for a long time.

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