Highly sensitive people don't see better, but differently
Many Highly sensitive people wear glasses. So they don't see better. Their brain simply processes visual stimuli differently. If only a small thing changes in a room, they notice it immediately.
Minimal facial changes are immediately registered and evaluated. Disorder causes them discomfort. They have an eye for mistakes.
Highly sensitive people are often sensitive to light and also dislike diffuse light. They like structure and first get an overview. They perceive the smallest movements, for example, a fly on the wall.
Laser or flickering light can cause physical discomfort in HSP. Small LED lights on devices are perceived as too bright and disturbing.
Young children are easily distracted by this. On the other hand, they become enraptured when they see an ant from three meters away.
Visual input can also lead to overstimulation
to a lot of visual input makes HSP restless Some glasses wearers take off their glasses in overstimulating situations to create distance from what's happening.
As precisely as they perceive details, they are partly "blind" to larger changes. A new hairstyle, weight gain or loss, a missing beard, or even a new car are often not noticed or noticed very late. They then get into the car and wonder why something is different.
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