Why Highly Sensitive People Get Mentally and Emotionally ‘Flooded’
“Flooding” is the extremely uncomfortable feeling of being overwhelmed mentally and emotionally.
An INFJ at heart, Lauren is currently studying for her masters in Marriage and Family Therapy in the rainy, evergreen state of Washington. In all her imagined free time, she enjoys reading historical romance, watching dog videos, planning trips to places she cannot afford, and stress baking. She is a firm believer that there are no ordinary people; everyone has some extraordinary in them.
“Flooding” is the extremely uncomfortable feeling of being overwhelmed mentally and emotionally.
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