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As coronavirus hysteria rises, people have begun stockpiling essentials like food, toilet paper, medications, and of course, soap, hand sanitizer, and disinfectant wipes. So many fear that they may be put on quarantine and be unable to buy anything they need, hence all of the panic-buying.
Strong women are caring and efficient at the same time, and they make things look so easy around them. As a matter of fact, they are some of the most enduring caregivers and are capable of performing tasks remarkably. They are multitasking and never let their problems come in the way, even when dealing with many things at once. However, they can sometimes feel the strain of being stressed out and dealing with many responsibilities on their own.
Becoming a father is quite easy, isn’t it? You don’t need to do anything in particular. Sex and a little bit of luck are enough to get a woman pregnant and become a parent. But, being a dad is a whole different story. Being a dad is far more than getting a woman pregnant. Much more than fathering a child. It is about the type of person you are, the way you view yourself and the world around you. The way these views are reflected in how you treat your child.
You've more than likely been told by more than one person that you're too sensitive or too emotional. As a child, you probably cried easily, had a highly active imagination and were very quiet or shy. You may have even thought that there is something wrong with you. Well, there isn't. Being a HSP is something you should never feel ashamed of. HSPs are highly nurturing people who feel emotions very deeply and appreciate the subtle beauty in the world.
