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64 | 5 Reasons You Should Stop Judging How You Feel Emotions, So You Can Embrace Your Feelings Without Shame as an HSP
Manage episode 486638323 series 3332374
Do you ever feel like you’re too much? Like your emotions are too big, too intense, or too hard to explain? If so, you’re not alone—and you’re not broken. As a highly sensitive person, emotional intensity is part of how you’re wired. But instead of judging yourself for it, what if you learned to embrace it?
In this episode, I’m sharing why feeling deeply is actually a strength, not a flaw—and how to stop criticizing yourself for emotional reactions that others might not understand.
You’ll also learn how to hold space for big emotions without feeling “dramatic” and a few simple ways to soothe yourself after emotional overwhelm. If you’ve ever been told you’re too sensitive or you’ve internalized that message, this episode will help you start shifting that narrative and reclaiming your emotional depth.
Related Episodes:
- 63 | Why It’s Okay to Cry a Lot as an HSP – And How It Helps You Know Yourself Again
- 54 | 4 Biggest Myths About Being "Too Sensitive" (and why you should ignore them)
- 49 | You Deserve Kindness Too: Why Self-Compassion is Essential for HSPs
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🎁Free gift: Journal Your Feelings Roadmap: https://latoyaedwards.net/guide
⭐️Join the FB community: https://latoyaedwards.net/community
☕️Work with LaToya:
Schedule an Emotional Reset session: https://latoyaedwards.net/coaching
Ready to stop running away from your feelings or pushing them down because you don't know what to do with them? Break free from emotional overwhelm with step-by-step support to process your feelings in a way that actually works for you as an introverted HSP. Join the Journal Your Feelings small group program. ⤵️
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64 | 5 Reasons You Should Stop Judging How You Feel Emotions, So You Can Embrace Your Feelings Without Shame as an HSP
Journaling for Highly-Sensitive Introverts | HSP, Self-Care, Regulate Emotions, Boundaries, Burnout
Manage episode 486638323 series 3332374
Do you ever feel like you’re too much? Like your emotions are too big, too intense, or too hard to explain? If so, you’re not alone—and you’re not broken. As a highly sensitive person, emotional intensity is part of how you’re wired. But instead of judging yourself for it, what if you learned to embrace it?
In this episode, I’m sharing why feeling deeply is actually a strength, not a flaw—and how to stop criticizing yourself for emotional reactions that others might not understand.
You’ll also learn how to hold space for big emotions without feeling “dramatic” and a few simple ways to soothe yourself after emotional overwhelm. If you’ve ever been told you’re too sensitive or you’ve internalized that message, this episode will help you start shifting that narrative and reclaiming your emotional depth.
Related Episodes:
- 63 | Why It’s Okay to Cry a Lot as an HSP – And How It Helps You Know Yourself Again
- 54 | 4 Biggest Myths About Being "Too Sensitive" (and why you should ignore them)
- 49 | You Deserve Kindness Too: Why Self-Compassion is Essential for HSPs
____________________________________________________________
🎁Free gift: Journal Your Feelings Roadmap: https://latoyaedwards.net/guide
⭐️Join the FB community: https://latoyaedwards.net/community
☕️Work with LaToya:
Schedule an Emotional Reset session: https://latoyaedwards.net/coaching
Ready to stop running away from your feelings or pushing them down because you don't know what to do with them? Break free from emotional overwhelm with step-by-step support to process your feelings in a way that actually works for you as an introverted HSP. Join the Journal Your Feelings small group program. ⤵️
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