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How to handle and help emotionally sensitive people

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Aqib Memon
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Develop trust with sensitive people by listening attentively without judgment. Offer gentle feedback on how their attitudes impact relationships, but avoid direct criticism which could make them defensive. Suggest improving self-esteem by focusing on positive influence over children and role modeling strengths.

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How to Handle and Help Emotionally Sensitive People Develop a bond. Without them realizing it, super sensitive people have low self esteem. Before you can make her aware, you must develop a bond and trust in the relationship. Don't say what you don't mean and don't beat around the bush. It's easier to get your message across and influence her to improve her attitude when she trusts you. Become an attentive listener. Don't be so indifferent and try to ignore her. Become an attentive listener. Try to understand how she sees, thinks and feels. You will gain her respect and also understand her motives. Offer feedback Offer her feedback on how her attitude and behavior have driven away her friends or family members. Tell her what would become of her children when they grow up because they look up at her for strength and as a role model and will emulate her behavior. Avoid being insensitive. Don't instill more self hatred and try to reveal her weakness. She will become defensive. Subtly guide her to react accordingly to make her realize how her attitude has affected her relationship with other people.

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How to handle and help emotionally sensitive people

  • 1. How to Handle and Help Emotionally Sensitive People Develop a bond. Without them realizing it, super sensitive people have low self esteem. Before you can make her aware, you must develop a bond and trust in the relationship. Don't say what you don't mean and don't beat around the bush. It's easier to get your message across and influence her to improve her attitude when she trusts you. Become an attentive listener. Don't be so indifferent and try to ignore her. Become an attentive listener. Try to understand how she sees, thinks and feels. You will gain her respect and also understand her motives. Offer feedback Offer her feedback on how her attitude and behavior have driven away her friends or family members. Tell her what would become of her children when they grow up because they look up at her for strength and as a role model and will emulate her behavior. Avoid being insensitive. Don't instill more self hatred and try to reveal her weakness. She will become defensive. Subtly guide her to react accordingly to make her realize how her attitude has affected her relationship with other people.