Is being an HSP a crime?

No matter how old you’re or what time your age has passed, the fact is that you can’t satisfy yourself being an HSP. HSP stands for Highly Sensitive Person. A person who overthinks about each little thing that happens to him. A person who becomes over depressed about very little talk. Did you think just once in your life how difficult life is for them? They don’t do this intentionally. They are the part of the world’s 20% population that is suffering from this kind of nature.

They feel alone in groups, crowded places, parties, music concerts, contests, shows, or even within the whole world. They just feel alone. They care about others. They don’t want to hurt anyone and also expect the same thing from the person in front of them. If someone tells them they are wrong, they never hesitate to say sorry even if the fault is not in them. But if someone hurts them they never say a word to them just keep silent and cry when they are alone. Is it justice to them? Just want to ask this world is it true?

As a friend, they try their best to make the best ones. But sometimes they don’t do so even with a lot of struggle because they thought the fault is in them. They are too soft-hearted that they are hurt by very few words.

All they just need is care, appreciation, and attention. They just need sincerity. They just need someone who talks to them without judging them.

But the people around them are not good enough to support such persons. and they have just been left behind alone in the cave of darkness where even not a bit of spark of hope is available for them. And this is the bitter truth of our society.

Even people don’t support these words but these are true.

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