I've always been extra sensitive to other people's emotions. Whether it's in a crowded subway or on a busy street, I always capture the momentary changes in people's hearts. It's as if I'm a quiet dancer, delicately perceiving every beat, every emotional ebb and bust.
Some say it's because I'm overly observant, while others say it's because I have an indescribable sense of empathy. I'm not sure if their claims are accurate, but what I do know is that this sensitivity has given me a unique experience and a deeper understanding of life.
When I see the sad eyes of a stranger, I feel the pain, just like my own. I will imagine their lives, understand their emotions, and feel their pain. It's a feeling of pain and happiness, because I believe that only people who have truly experienced pain can better understand the meaning of happiness.
I also feel joy from the joy of others. When I see the carefree laughter of children in the park, I will be infected by their happiness, as if I have returned to that carefree childhood. I will reminisce about those good times and think about those hopeful futures.
Someone asked me why I didn't become a psychiatrist and help those in need. I smiled and shook my head. Because I know that I can't help everyone, but I can use my sensitivity to perceive the world and understand the pain and joy of this world.
I know that I can't change the world, but I can use my sensitivity to perceive the world and understand the world. I know that I can't change others, but I can use my sensitivity to perceive others and understand them.
I guess I'm an emotional dancer. I perceive the world in dance, and I understand life in dance. Although I sometimes feel tired because of my sensitivity, I still choose to continue. Because I know that I can only truly understand the world when I perceive it with my sensitivity. It is only when I perceive others with sensitivity that I can truly understand them.
I also know that this sensitivity sometimes hurts me. Because when I feel too many emotions, I can lose myself. But I'm not afraid. Because I know that I can only truly understand myself when I am brave enough to feel the emotions of others.
I would like to be an emotional dancer. Although I am not strong enough, I can use my sensitivity to perceive the beauty of the world. Although I am not smart enough, I can use my sensitivity to understand the emotions of others.
I think I'm a delicate poet. I record the ups and downs of every emotion in the Psalms, and I depict every emotional moment in the Psalms. Although my words are not flashy, I can use my sensitivity to depict the most real emotions. Although my words are not deep enough, I can use my sensitivity to express the most sincere emotions.
I would like to be a delicate poet. I'm not perfect, but I can use my sensitivity to paint the most realistic world. Although I am not perfect, I can use my sensitivity to express the most sincere emotions.