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As a young psychic myself I have found these blogs to be very helpful.I have begun to understand and accept that I have the ability that I do. Slowly I am starting to feel better about what I have.
As a young highly sensitive person I have found these blogs to be extremely helpful. I don’t feel solo carzy anymore and when the thoughts that I am crazy start to form in my mind I simply come to this website and feel better. With the help of these blogs a I have embarked on the journey of accepting myself and my abilities,I also don’t feel so isolated in my struggles as a highly sensitive person but most of all thankyou for being a light in a path full of shadows and most importantly everytime I read one of these blogs I feel less and less crazy
Thanks Michelle, I know where you’re coming from. These feelings you’re describing are exactly why I started this blog. It’s good to know I’m being helpful, it means a lot to me.
It wasn’t until about a week ago whilst looking at a Discovery channel show on sextuplets and heard one of the parents describing the personality of one child as being sensitive because you only needed to tell him once for him to obey,it resonated with me so much that I promptly went and did some internet research. You see I have never felt accepted or loved unconditionally by my immediate family. I have only ever heard mostly negative comments about myself and needless to say was suffering from low self-worth. From the age of 14 and watching the “Cosby Show” I realised that my family behaviour was way off the mark. I was exposed to a lot of emotional abuse and sometimes violent behaviour coupled with a lot of anger not to mention the criticism.I realised that my family life was dysfunctional but that it didn’t have to be.Almost 20 years and many tear-filled suicidal thoughts later I have finally found such an important picture(I had the pieces but wasn’t able to completely relate everything) relating to who I am and what are my personality traits that like Michelle I don’t feel as alone and crazy anymore.I even feel empowered..it’s strange,I have always felt I was special/gifted despite being made to feel contrary to this.This feeling slowly ebbed away to the point of almost being extinguished but never went away totally.I wanted my own loving,supportive and respectful family so badly(because I knew the pain mine had caused me) that I was driven to expose the true me and work through my issues and today..I am so tearful..it has paid off. I feel this information will propel me only forward.Noteworthy I think is that I first found this info. as related to highly sensitive people and later psychic ability which fits in with the “sixth sense” my grandmother was said to have which I had eventually put down to experience related knowing.I don’t feel as confused and futile anymore as I have always been a curious person and knowing and understanding makes all the difference to me.