There are people who react very violently to everything that happens around them in this world. Any events that do not even happen to them, they perceive as their own. Such people are extremely emotional, feel the mood of others, can worry about all of humanity at once.
People whose attention is constantly directed outside are not able to digest all the incoming information and at some point their consciousness is overloaded. As a result, they begin to suffer if someone is offended, breaks down on strangers, cry and scare others, acutely worry about climate changes or because of the failure of a friend’s son in exams, sobbing over the plots of the films watched, or become depressed. They painfully perceive other people's emotions and transfer other people's problems onto their shoulders. Their empathy is highly developed, but they are not introverts. Such people are called high frequency.
Reasons for this susceptibility
Similar features of the psyche have physiological reasons.
The part of the brain that synthesizes the information received about the world and people has increased activity and more than ordinary people, the number of mirror neurons responsible for the emotions of another person and his experiences.
This is not a disease, but a inherited trait that helps a person survive.
Additional characteristic
High-frequency people have empathy, so they almost always know exactly what you are feeling right now. They have developed intuition, they are good listeners and creative natures. There is always something to talk about with them, they are full of ideas. Most often, such people can be found among musicians, artists, poets, actors, volunteers and environmentalists.
Among high-frequency people there are those who find it very difficult to express themselves, because they are afraid to upset loved ones by starting to do something on their own, or to hear unflattering reviews. They experience serious problems at work, reacting to any negative emotions of others, which exhausts them completely. Such people are especially sensitive to criticism. They may begin to get angry, cry, be offended, scandal, or, conversely, become depressed and discouraged, which will not allow them to adequately evaluate their work and eliminate mistakes.