Emotional Hyper Sensitivity - Good or Bad?

yes some are just like that even knowing that those are all fake things ,just the actors do what they are said by the director,i think such a person is to be taken to the place where the shooting is done ,and make them see everything in real for few years so that they can stop crying seeing movies.

Maybe she is depressed about something else and does not realize it. I have heard of women going through menopause going through emotional spells similar to pregnant women. Something about hormone in balances. Has she seen a physician to start with? If nothing is going on physically then therapy could be the next step.

It's normal for her, but it would probably drive me a little crazy.

Hi Rambansal, Do not think with emotions, use your emotions to think.

Being emotional is good but going overboard is unacceptable.People who are emotional generally are good hearted ones because they view things from their heart. But it can also have an adverse effect on them when they are not able to control their emotions.

I think it's a bad thing if it's too much. It's too much if it hurts or at least disturbs people around. Maybe it's a disorder if it goes too far. You can help her by having her checked.

I don't think there's anything really wrong about being hyper-sensitive. In many instances, I would rather deal with a hyper-sensitive than with a person who has no (or low) sensitivity. A sensitive person has compassion, and cares about things. Sure, maybe they care a little more than the average person, but they do care. People with no sensitivities don't care at all about others, or the consequences of their actions. As for women, I think on some levels we show more sensitivity than most men. We are typically 'the nurturers', and from that standpoint, we cry when we're happy, sad, hurt. And, being more prone to caring about others feelings, we tend to understand where somebody is coming from. We are sensitive, and even cry tears of happiness when our friends child excels at something, or our friend gets a raise, or gets hurt. Whether man OR woman, a hyper-sensitive person can feel others pain or joy, and empathize with them, and show compassion. I do not view a hyper-sensitivity as a negative thing, rather as one with a deeper depth of human compassion and understanding for others.

hi rambansal I think its just part of compassion to weep at sad parts in a movie but in real life the one who must respond to emergency is the calm cool person who cannot cry as that impedes the need to know that the hell you are doing. Being too emotional then can risk an ill person's life.As a nurse's aide I often went home and cried about a very ill person but never ever while caring for that very ill person. tears have their place but not in the work place.

I think it's a good thing because it shows you care! If only more people in the world were sensitive to the degree that you are, it would be a far gentler, happier place. As for your wife's sensitivity levels, I can understand that it might make you feel uncomfortable if she gets so tearful and would it be something you could both discuss together to see if a compromise could be reached?

Hi Rambansal, Do not use your think with emotions, use your emotions to think.

Good that you brought it up. I think it is not so nice to be hyper sensitive. I am like that so I am going to enumerate where it went wrong for me. We, i.e., hypersensitive people tend to be careful with the way we talk or express feelings. We try to avoid hurting others and in the process bend backwards on issues where we are not really willing to compromise. Somewhere the resentment builds up. When people who are not as sensitive talk without thinking we are hurt very deeply and we recall all that resentment, and pour it all out at the wrong time. In a nut shell, it wont earn us friends.

I value a developed sensitivity quality as a good ability to experience much along with having empathy for other people in a more understanding manner. You can feel with other people in their different emotional states. As I've developed my sensitivity I'm more receptive for other peoples emotional energies and even pick up thoughts from human beings and animals. There are times when I discipline my emotional expressions, by using the willpower of my mind to think of other things while there is something that is painful or sad.

I think there is nothing wrong to become a hyper sensitivity.When watching a moving movies,she must find something she pathetic then she will cry.I am one of these people,i am involved into the movies plot,then when i notice mercy experience of the leading role toward the rival ,it makes me weep.I am moved by their moral,tolerant,and gentle.

As long as it doesn't bother most people, then I guess it is can't be a bad thing B-) Actually it is better than person that can't crying at all even in the saddest situation. And as for me, in my opinion, I like people that can easily crying because of pathetic case. For me, it is because he/she should have a caring and sincere heart :)

hello ram, I cry with movies too, I cry for small things like seeing street children dirty and hungry. I cry when I can't do anything or help a certain people because I am not in any position to do so,or my capacity is limited. I cry when I am hungry (anyone can laugh at me- hahaha) well,yah,because I seldom eat so,when I feel hungry that means I am hungry (hmnnn) Now,when it comes to love..or loving someone,I still cry when things went wrong. And that's what I am always afraid of,because..once my tears stopped to fall for that person...it means that love fades as well. have a good day jaiho®

Somehow it is bad to be too much emotional. If that's your problem, then stop watching very emotional movies. Watch movies that are enjoyable not sad.