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  • One of the biggest things Kim and I have in common

    我跟 Kim 最大的一個共通點

  • is that we're both highly sensitive people.

    就是我們都是高敏感者。

  • In this video I'm gonna talk about

    在這支影片我會談

  • what that means, where it all comes from,

    什麼是高敏感、高敏感的來源、

  • and some of the perks and challenges.

    和一些好處跟挑戰。

  • So let's first get out of the way

    首先先排除掉

  • what it doesn't mean to be a highly sensitive person.

    跟高敏感族無關的東西。

  • Even though a lot of people throw around the phrase,

    儘管很多人常會丟出一句話:

  • "You're being too sensitive,"

    「你太敏感了啦」

  • as if sensitivity is a choice and it's a bad one,

    好像敏不敏感可以選擇,而且是不好的,

  • that's not what it means to be a highly sensitive person.

    但這並不是高敏感族的表徵

  • Being a highly sensitive person

    會是高敏感族

  • has got to do with the nervous system

    跟他們的神經系統有關,

  • that you're born with,

    是天生的,

  • which comes from the genes you inherit from your parents.

    遺傳自父母的基因。

  • Both of my parents are highly sensitive people,

    我爸媽都是高敏感族,

  • and since Kim and I are as well,

    我跟 Kim 也都是,

  • our future children will most likely

    我們以後的小孩很可能

  • turn out to be highly sensitive too.

    也會是高敏感的。

  • We all have a nervous system

    我們都有個神經系統,

  • and it looks a little something like this.

    長得像這個東西。

  • It's the thing that notices all the things

    它會感知所有事情

  • happening both inside and outside of your body

    不管發生在你體內或體外

  • and it sends that information to your brain.

    然後回傳那個訊息到你的腦。

  • It's what helps you sense and feel.

    它就是幫助你感知、感覺的東西。

  • So when you feel, "Brrr, it's kind of chilly,"

    當你感覺「啊有點涼」

  • "Ouch! that's sharp!" "So loud!"

    「噢!好尖銳!」「好吵!」

  • That's your nervous system at work.

    正是你的神經系統在運作

  • And it does more than just break down your experiences

    它也會做其他事,除了將你的經驗區分成

  • into two simple categories.

    兩大程度類別。

  • Depending on how sensitive your nervous system is,

    你的神經系統越敏感,

  • you may be able to break down your experiences

    你應該就越能將經驗區分成

  • into quite a few categories.

    不少程度類別。

  • So not just between "it's not cold" and it's cold,

    所以就不只是「不冷」和「會冷」

  • but "it's cool", "it's chilly",

    而是「涼爽」、「寒冷」、

  • "it's cold", "it's really cold", "it's freezing", and so on.

    「很冷」、「超冷」、「冷爆」等等等。

  • Your nervous system also causes you

    你的神經系統也會讓你

  • to think about everything you're sensing

    去思考所有你在感知的事情

  • and feel all your ups and downs in your emotions.

    感受你所有的情緒起伏

  • And when something doesn't feel so right to your nervous system,

    當你的神經系統感覺不太對的時候,

  • you go about trying to correct it

    你會試著修正它

  • like doing this if you're cold

    像覺得冷就會雙手環抱、

  • or pulling away from something sharp

    碰到尖銳物品會抽離、

  • or covering your ears if something is too loud,

    覺得太吵就摀住耳朵,

  • and doing whatever you need to do

    總之做你該做的

  • to make yourself feel better emotionally as well.

    讓自己情緒上也好過一點。

  • All sounds pretty normal right?

    聽起來都蠻正常的對吧?

  • But 15 to 20 percent of people

    但15%到20%的人

  • have what's called a highly sensitive nervous system.

    有所謂的高敏感神經系統。

  • They feel and sense more,

    他們能感知、感覺更多,

  • they taste and smell in greater detail,

    他們能嗅聞到更多細節,

  • see in more detail, they think more

    看得更細、想得更多,

  • and they feel stronger emotions.

    情緒反應也更強。

  • "You want Mommy to sing a song, honey?"

    「寶貝你想要媽咪唱首歌嗎?」

  • "Let me know how you feel about the song, okay?"

    「待會告訴我你覺得這首歌怎樣,好嗎?」

  • "I don't want you to come 'round here no more,

    「我不再想要你在我身邊了,

  • I beg you for mercy.

    還請你放過我。

  • You don't know how strong my weakness is

    你不知道我多麼脆弱,

  • or how much it hurts me.

    而它傷我多深,

  • So I let you in knowing tomorrow.

    所以我接受你,明天開始。

  • I'm gonna wake up missing you."

    我醒來就會想念你。」

  • Being born into this population comes with a lot of advantages,

    生於高敏感一族有許多好處,

  • but it also comes with a lot of challenges as well.

    但也帶來很多挑戰。

  • You're able to pick up on things

    你能領會很多

  • that most people don't pick up on,

    大多數人無法領會的。

  • but you can also pick up on too much

    但也會領會太多,

  • that it can get overwhelming at times.

    導致偶爾會崩潰。

  • And just like everybody else,

    而你也和其他人一樣,

  • you won't be able to function optimally when you're overwhelmed.

    當你崩潰時,你無法很妥善地表現自己。

  • But when this happens to you,

    然而當你表現失態時,

  • most people may only partially get your struggle

    大部分的人大概只了解你部分的掙扎,

  • and be quick to judge that you're just weak

    很快就開始批評你就是軟弱,

  • or making the selfish choice to be a difficult human being.

    或者是很自私地把自己弄得很難搞。

  • Consequently, a lot of highly sensitive people

    因此,很多高敏感者

  • grow up feeling like something's wrong with who they are

    在成長過程中覺得自己不對勁

  • and a lot of them go through life outwardly

    他們很多都去發展較外向的生活

  • pretending to be like everybody else.

    假裝他們跟其他人一樣。

  • But nothing's wrong with you.

    但你沒有錯。

  • You've just got a different level of sensitivity.

    只是有不同層次的敏感度罷了。

  • Now, within that 15 to 20 percent,

    在那 15% 到 20% 的高敏感族群中,

  • there's an even smaller minority, 1% of the population,

    其中 1% 是更少數的人口

  • that have an extremely sensitive nervous system.

    擁有超級敏感的神經系統。

  • When you're a part of this group,

    若你是這其中的一份子,

  • the advantages and challenges that I previously talked about,

    我前面提到的好處和挑戰

  • get even more magnified.

    都會再放大。

  • Yes, you might be extremely detail-oriented, smart,

    你可能是超級注重細節、聰明、

  • creative, and empathetic, but you're also

    有創意、有同理心,但你同時也

  • more likely to have a greater level of anxiety

    可能有更多的焦慮

  • around your own intense thoughts, emotions,

    圍繞著你本就豐沛的思緒、情感、

  • and the world around you.

    你周遭的世界。

  • Even if you grew up with intuitive parents

    即使你由直觀的父母帶大

  • who tried their best to steer you in the

    盡力將你帶往

  • right direction, as a child, you probably

    正確的方向,你小時候應該

  • opted for solutions that were immediately gratifying

    會選擇馬上有甜頭的選項

  • and, perhaps, not always the best in the long run.

    也或許不盡然是長期而言最好的選項。

  • And then in the long run, after you've

    然後長遠來看,你已經

  • repeated your self-taught ways of control again and again,

    一遍遍重複你自學的自我控制

  • you've developed strong patterns

    你就發展出了一些頑強的

  • that are difficult to break.

    很難改變的模式

  • And then it's usually in your adult years

    等到你成人以後,

  • you realize that these patterns aren't

    你才發現那些模式不再

  • working for you, so you seek professional

    有效了,你就尋求專業

  • help to get your freedom back

    協助來重拾自由,

  • and learn better ways to deal with your challenges.

    去學更好的、面對挑戰的方式。

  • But throughout this entire journey,

    但在這整個修煉中,

  • you constantly hear people saying,

    你會不斷聽到人們說:

  • "You're crazy!" "You're too sensitive!"

    「你瘋了!」「你太敏感了!」

  • "You're so overdramatic!" So it's really

    「你太小題大作了!」所以真的

  • hard not to believe that something's wrong with you.

    很難不去相信自己出了問題。

  • But again, nothing is wrong with you.

    再次強調,你一點錯都沒有。

  • You've just got a

    你只是被賦予了

  • different level of sensitivity that most people

    不同層次的敏感度,而大部分的人

  • do not understand.

    無法理解。

  • And then finally, within the family of highly sensitive people,

    最後,生在一個高敏感者的家庭,

  • there's an even smaller group

    會感覺有一個更小的團體

  • that shows up on this earth once in a lifetime

    很難得出現在這世上的小團體

  • whose advantages and challenges are just out of this world.

    它擁有的好處、面臨的挑戰都是無與倫比的

  • Because of all their challenges

    但因為他們的挑戰,

  • many highly sensitive people

    很多高敏感者

  • wish they weren't the way they are.

    都希望他們不是高敏感。

  • Many wish they could have been born just like everybody else.

    大多希望他們就像其他人一樣。

  • But we're not meant to be just like everybody else.

    但我們生來並非要和其他人一樣,

  • We're meant to stand out and shine.

    我們生來就是要大放異彩。

  • And I can't wait to teach you guys how to do that.

    我等不及要教你們如何做到。

  • Thanks for watching you guys.

    謝謝收看。

  • If you're interested in working on your mental health,

    如果你有興趣提升你的心理健康,

  • make sure to subscribe to our channel.

    麻煩確認有訂閱我們的頻道。

  • Both Kim and I have been through a lot

    我和 Kim 都經歷了不少,

  • and we plan on sharing our experience here.

    我們計畫在這裡分享我們的經驗。

  • And let us know in the comments if you've got any questions about

    在下面留言告訴我們,如果你有任何關於

  • being a highly sensitive person.

    高敏感者的問題

  • Alright, see you next time. Bye.

    好了,下次見。掰掰。

One of the biggest things Kim and I have in common

我跟 Kim 最大的一個共通點

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