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Rated Jun 14 • 2 reviews • relationships • indianchild.com
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Do It When Youre Not in the Mood | momlogic.com

Rated Dec 06 2008 • 3 reviews • relationships • momlogic.com
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The Art of Verbal Intimidation : Learn it and fight back!...

Rated Oct 26 2008 • 77 reviews • psychology, relationships, communication, self improvement • jaymorrissey.com
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Ruhis Tumblelog

Rated Sep 16 2008 • 13 reviews • relationships, university, arts, kindness • bitsncrumbs.com

This sums me up as well as my conversational profile quite nicely.

Have to thank my pal, BettyJoBradley, for "letting" me pinch it from her marvelous, thought-provoking [as always] SU page. Get smarter. Go visit BettyJoBradley. Now.
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http://photos.friendster.com/photos/54/63/32873645/1_2571...

Rated Sep 08 2008 • 107 reviews • relationships • friendster.com
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Newsvine - How to Heal a Life - Suicidal to Serenity

Rated Aug 08 2008 • 3 reviews • mental health, highly sensitive people, relationships, hsp • newsvine.com
How to Heal a Life
Suicidal to Serenity
...and a neat aspect of this real true life story is that StumbleUpon played a pivotal role. Had I not had the SU HSP Group I would probably have never met this friend. This friend would have probably not found my HSP resources because I doubt I would have understood that there existed such a need for people to get "understood," "validation" and "assistance" with this gift.

To imagine I made such an impact in someone's life and although I KNOW I do because I receive so many honoring thank you's from friends often...But just to get such a LONG message that spilled through my new friends heart in order to share with me the gifts s/he had received as a result of actions I took...to have such an impact in someone's life like that and for the good...it is such an amazing blessing.

And the really neat news is that any single one of us can sow these sorts of seeds! We really can. All we have to do is make a choice; Sow seeds of understanding, compassion, love, kindness, help, or whatever you have to spare or are good at or sow seeds of anger, hostility, ego, selfishness, and bitterness. Whichever. That's it. I hope you enjoy this.

How to Heal a Life - Suicidal to Serenity

The Highly Sensitive Person Introduction & HSP articles at my website
HSP Forum on StumbleUpon - Where HSP's get together on SU.
Books on being HSP - Or related books depending where the HSP is on their journey
Highly Sensitive Articles : HSP issues in "Living Within Samsara."
My Stumble Tags : HSP, Indigo and Related Items.
HSP Links to Helpful Sites : HSP member contributed links.
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Wait—Are You Implying I Need to Read This Article? - 1...

Rated Apr 22 2008 • 4 reviews • relationships, self improvement, highly sensitive people, hsp, codependency • msn.com

"Joanna describes herself as sensitive, and she is. But her reaction to my comments wasn't sensitivity; it was defensiveness. The two may feel identical to the person experiencing them, but actually they're worlds apart."

That's right. Being an HSP has nothing to do with being defensive although the two can exist in the same person. [Like the article, "Sensitive like TNT" is the Highly Defensive Person, where classic HSP is "Sensitive like an overclocked computer."]

However, because a person uses the term "sensitive" in order to paint nicely their defensiveness, it gives genuine Sensitives - who are not defensive - a bad impression onto people who'd otherwise not know the difference.

I love HSP's. My closest friends are all HSP's which basically means we can go days without talking and come back together knowing precisely where each other *were.* If I had a relationship with an HDP [Highly Defensive Person], I'd have to end it before I got too enmeshed, as I quit walking on eggshells about 4 years ago.
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Gimundo | Good News... Served Daily

Rated Apr 05 2008 • 1 review • humanitarianism, relationships • gimundo.com
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Fatherwork

Rated Mar 23 2008 • 1 review • family, relationships, parenting • byu.edu

This is an excellent article on parenting from the perspective of divorced [non-custodial] dads. I disagreed with one statement however. [Which is pretty good considering the length of the article in which I read in its entirety.]

Oftentimes, children don't understand why a divorce occurred, and who, if anyone, is at fault.

I think I get what they are going for here and if I am correct, they could have worded it [more clearly] to be, "Oftentimes, children don't understand why a divorce occurred, and sometimes have the notion it was their fault."

For the former wording, it seems to appear as if the article thinks the child would be better suited to know if it was *Dad's* fault or *Mom's* fault; and I strongly disagree with the idea any child needs to place blame.

Considering the validity of this article, otherwise, I cannot help but to assume this excursive statement as unintentional.

I had a really unusual conversation with my then-partner's ex-wife. She wanted my affirmation that it was acceptable for their 5 yr old to know that "Dad" walked out on them by having an affair. She really said, "Don't you think C***** has a right to know?" I said, "First of all, I am unsure if that's even appropriate for any adult child to ever know, but mainly I am *very* sure it is inappropriate for a 5 yr old to know."

Of course this was on the heels of her telling C***** that ex was a loser and etc. And then the child got into the habit of hitting his father and other "conditioned" things that hurt him deeply.
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Florida Limousines

Reviewed Jan 23 2008 • 107 reviews • psychology, relationships, four agreements • h2limousine.com

This can be condensed into two of the Four Agreements: 1. "Be impeccable with your word." [ie, Say what you mean.] and 2. "Don't Make Assumptions." [ie, Don't turn into a mind reader.]
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