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Today, I want to discuss the "guilt" that HSPs (Highly Sensitive People) often face, especially when they can't help others in need. We'll explore why this guilt occurs and how to manage it.

Parents often wish for their children to lead better lives, and when they perceive that their children's actions do not align with this ideal, they may become concerned and try to steer them in what they believe to be the right direction.

In life, many people strive to maximize their potential, and this goal is deeply connected to experiencing happiness. Here, we will explore three key points on how to achieve this.

Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese technique for repairing broken pottery, using gold or silver powder to beautifully mend the broken parts. It symbolizes not just repair but also the acceptance of damage as beauty, finding new value in it.

In modern society, we often feel a vague sense of anxiety by focusing on the unchangeable past or the yet-to-happen future amidst our busy lives.

HSPs are highly sensitive and react strongly to environmental changes and other people’s emotions. On the other hand, non-HSPs are less affected by environmental changes