Your Type
Your mind-reading level is too sharp, even to the point of self-depletion. Any change in the submarine's atmosphere triggers your 'pressure gauge' alarm. A colleague's casual sigh or a boss's brief reply sets off countless internal monologues: 'Are they unhappy with me?' 'Did I say the wrong thing?' You care too much about others' emotions, keeping yourself highly tense. Remember, deep-sea water pressure constantly changes; not every fluctuation means disaster. Try bringing your focus back to yourself. Others' emotions are truly not entirely your responsibility.
💡 Did you know?
A hyper-sensitive gauge mistakes tiny currents for tsunamis, often exhausting the operator.
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