You Got: Low Sensitivity

You don't seem to react strongly to outside things and can stay calm and fair-minded most of the time. You're pretty good at handling loud environments, social situations, and abrupt changes. This doesn't mean you don't care or feel deeply; it just shows you can deal with a lot without getting upset. You might prefer to face life's challenges rather than avoid them.

You Got: Moderate Sensitivity

Your sensitivity level is moderate, which means you are sensitive to external stimuli but can regulate your emotional responses appropriately. When dealing with stress or discomfort, you may need to use some coping strategies, such as taking a short break or engaging in relaxing activities. Your attention to detail and ability to perceive others' emotions are probably above average, allowing you to demonstrate more empathy in interpersonal interactions.

You Got: Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)

Your results indicate that you are most likely a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). You have a keen sense of subtle changes in your surroundings, such as sound, light, smell, or other people's emotions. This increased sensitivity can lead to exceptional performance in areas such as art, creativity, and deep thinking, but it can also leave you feeling extremely exhausted when dealing with stress and conflict. To maintain your physical and mental well-being, you may require more personal space and time to recharge, as well as relaxation and recovery techniques that are appropriate for you. Remember that being highly sensitive is a gift that allows you to see things from a different perspective and experience profound emotions.