So, basically, some of us are born with emotional WiFi signals too strong and life keeps pinging unsolicited intense feels. Meanwhile, others interpret subtle social cues like decoding Morse code—no wonder we're hurt when the barista forgets our name. Emotional turbulence? Bring snacks.

If your sensitivity was a superpower, you’d be the Avengers’ emotional emotionalist — detecting slights from a mile away, reading TOO much into a text ping, and crying during commercials for insurance. Therapy? It’s just your bat signal for sanity.

Turns out being 'too sensitive' isn’t whining, it’s genetic lottery. Some people come out of the womb ready to feel every social snub like it’s a TED talk on their worthlessness. No wonder the friend who didn't text back feels like a personal apocalypse!