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[HSP] There are too many impossible things

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

Nice to meet you at work the other day.

I had a chance to meet face to face

(It s not very good to say.

While fully aware of emotions)

This person personally...

I'm a pretty bad type of race, lol

Specifically, starting with the attitude of zero affection

(Is it a Noh mask?)

i answered the question, but there was no response

Conversation style like asking questions repeatedly...

I really don't accept it

(Although it is a taboo feeling to say this again)

Sometimes I was not good at looking

Just a 2-30 minute conversation.

It made me feel like hell.

if we were to rank pain

This situation seems to be quite high.

Conversations with people who don't feel right

It really cuts the spirit.

i'm not doing anything wrong.

I wish I was regal

It is not easy to do so,,

Especially for this type of person.

The feeling of "scary" will inevitably precede

I'm freaking out

I feel a little pathetic.

Just judge that "this person is impossible"

I was able to refrain from contact as much as possible

I think this is the evaluation point for this time.

The importance of properly grasping one's own tendencies

It was also a moment to realize again.

There are more elements that are not accepted than people

There are parts that feel difficult to live by all means

"What do you feel stressed about?"

Even if you just have a firm grasp

More measures can be taken.

There are various things every day

Avoid unpleasant elements even a little

So that you can live a comfortable life

I would like to continue to devise.

Delicate-san # delicate I want to connect with Delicate-san # hsp # hsp temperament

2025/7/12 Edited to

... Read more私もHSP気質で、日常のちょっとした事柄が積み重なって大きなストレスになることが多々あります。特に電話対応が大の苦手で、電話でしか予約できないお店だと予約を躊躇してしまう経験があります。突然鳴る電話に慌てて対応しなければならないことが特に精神的な負担になります。 また、待つことも大きなストレス源です。宅配などで荷物を待つのも嫌いですし、誰かに待たされるのも同様に嫌で、宅配ボックスが必須アイテムになっています。時間に関しては、予定が押したり待たされたりすることに対して我慢が効かず、すぐにイライラしてしまいます。自己管理においても時間の見積もりと実際の状況に差があると心が乱れやすいものです。 さらに、約束の日が近づくと憂鬱になることも悩みの一つです。たとえ出かけてみれば楽しいことが多いのに、前日は「行きたくない」気持ちが強くなってしまいます。これはHSP特有の過敏な心が、不安や緊張を強めてしまうからだと感じています。 人前で叱責された後や気まずい空気を感じた時は、その場からすぐに消えたい衝動に駆られることもあります。精神的なダメージが大きく、それを引きずって日常生活に影響が出ることもあり、こうした場面では特に注意が必要です。また、ニュースなどの衝撃的な情報も心にずっと残り、しばらく動揺が収まらないことがあります。 自分がどんな場面でストレスを感じるか、無理を感じるかを理解することは、対処法を考えるうえで非常に重要です。例えば、電話のハードルが高ければメールやネット予約が可能なサービスを探す、待ち時間のストレスには予定に余裕を持たせる、気まずい状況を避けるためには自分の気持ちを丁寧に伝える方法を練習するといった具体策もあります。 私自身、自分のHSP傾向を把握してからは、こうしたストレス要因をなるべく避ける工夫を日々取り入れています。完璧ではないですが、無理なことを無理と認めることが、心の健康を守りながら生活の質を上げる第一歩だと実感しています。HSPの方々も、自分の気持ちを大切にしつつ、少しずつ生きやすい選択を積み重ねていけるといいですね。

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