Deni Iseli

Sincere as HSP with dissociation Deni Iseli

As HSP, it is not difficult for me to be honest and sincere. Because as HSP, I am simply honest and sincere. That may sound exaggerated, but I do everything I write in my books in a sincere way. All I write in my books are texts that come to my mind spontaneously regarding the subject of the book. I live more and more in reality. That has a lot to do with my negative childhood. Due to the presence of the mental disorders PTSD, (open and hidden) narcissism, codependency, gaslighting (cunning manipulation technique of hidden narcissism) and TPS in the family I grew up in, I learned a lot, in an unpleasant way. Now that I am 62 years old and making progress with my therapy, I am increasingly aware of myself, of life and of how people can be. People are not always honest and sincere through various reasons. I take all my observations seriously now. In my negative childhood I had signals that things were not right in the family I grew up in. Because I still wanted the attention and love of my parents at the time, I had ignored the signals. As HSS, I like to try out and experience. I now draw my own conclusions and make my own decisions, in a more conscious way than in my negative childhood. I am also honest and sincere to myself. When I am mistaken, I admit it to myself. As a result, I am open to my own shortcomings and I can develop myself. I prefer to have spiritual wealth than material wealth.