I'm So Sensitive

Remember the Baby on Board signs that people used to hang in their cars? I wish I had a Sensitive on Board sign for our group. So the world would know how fragile we all are. Oh, we are some of the strongest people in the world I believe, but we have very sensitive souls that are easily hurt and the hurts run deep. We love and care deeply, and bruise easily. I think we all have scars that have made us stronger but those scars can also be opened back up at times.

Butterfly Bea is the wisest woman I know because she created this group. She wasn't sure if anyone would join, but she met a need in all of us! She is to be congratulated for her insight. God truly blessed the world wth this wonderful friend of mine.

That being said, I just wanted to post a small reminder about what we are here for in this group. Obviously we are all very sensitive and that is one of the things we are here for. To educate ourselves about all the wonderful qualities of being senstive and to be thankful that we were bestowed with this blessing. We want everyone to see that our sensitivity is a gift from God not something we need to be ashamed of.

We can speak our minds here and share our problems, hopes, dreams and fears. We can support each other. Advice can become a difficult thing for us to offer here. We can share our own experiences in a loving way, but we should be very careful not to offer therapy. We are not licensed therapists that can offer up advice but a group of people who have come together to love and support one another.

In everything we say we must be aware that someone's feelings may be hurt on the other end of the message. I have seen how much we help each other and the support and openess we share here is a rare thing. You are all beautiful in my eyes and I am so glad to call you all my family.

If you ever have concerns, worries, suggestions or questions about this group don't be afraid to PM myself, Lori, Dawn or Jo. We are all committed to making this the most Sensitive Group on Eons.

Love to you all,
Mary