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The Psychology of People Who Absorb Other People’s Emotions

Do you feel exhausted after social interactions, carrying the invisible weight of emotions that aren't yours? In this deep dive into the psychology of people who absorb other people's emotions, we reveal why this trait is not a "defect" or "weakness," but a sophisticated survival mechanism. Discover the hidden reason why your mind acts as a biological radar system (Hyde) to protect you, even when it feels like it's destroying your peace (Jekyll). In this episode of Hyde Saves Jekyll, we explore the high-fidelity architecture of the sensitive mind. While your Jekyll feels drained, isolated, and "too sensitive," your Hyde reveals that this absorption is actually evolutionary intelligence—a weapon used to detect threats and maintain tribal safety. We dismantle the 5 patterns of this cognitive configuration and teach you how to stop being a victim of your own empathy. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: • 🔍 The Root Cause: Why your nervous system is tuned to "The Atmospheric Barometer" and evolutionary hyper-vigilance. • 🧠 The Psychological Mechanism: How "The Somatic Echo" and overactive mirror neurons dissolve the boundary between observer and participant. • 🛡️ How to Integrate (The Solution): Shifting command from "Sponge" to "Mirror" to become sovereign over your own energy. TIMESTAMPS: • 0:00 - Introduction: The Invisible Luggage • 1:36 - Pattern 1: The Atmospheric Barometer • 3:12 - Pattern 2: The Somatic Echo & Mirror Neurons • 4:39 - Pattern 3: The Chameleon Reflex (Fawning) • 6:07 - Pattern 4: The Regulator's Burden • 8:20 - The Solution: From Sponge to Sovereign (Conclusion) HASHTAGS: #MindPulse #Hyde #Jekyll #Empath #HighlySensitivePerson