Background & Inspiration

Every time I go to bed and close my eyes, my mind becomes energized, replaying every word I’ve said and every event in my life. The harder I try to stop, the more persistent these memories become. As new ideas form, I often get up—whether it’s 3 or 4 a.m.—to write them down.

This is the essence of my life. As a highly sensitive person (HSPs), I deeply process everything, often feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. I used to see it as a burden, thinking it kept me from real joy. That changed after reading Ilse Sand’s Highly Sensitive People in an Insensitive World, where I learned to appreciate my sensitivity as a gift.

Highly sensitive people have a finely tuned nervous system, reacting deeply to external stimuli. While it can be challenging, it also opens up infinite possibilities. Everything I experience triggers ideas that enrich my imagination, helping me reach my potential. Despite the difficulties, I’ve come to see my sensitivity as fascinating and something to be grateful for. This animation aims to convey that realization playfully.