Social media can be tough for HSPs.

Curious… does anyone design with sensory processing sensitivity in mind?

15–20% of people have a brain difference called sensory processing sensitivity—a trait that affects how we process information, emotion, and sensory input.

I rarely hear people talk about this…

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Thanks for tagging me, Vera. 

I first learned about SPS from Elaine Aron and I do consider myself in this category, although I haven't talked about it much on Farcaster.

If anyone is designing with SPS in mind on the purple app, I haven't heard about it yet (but I'd like to)!

I first learned about the concept of "time spaciousness" from Elaine Aron's work too, and now I use it frequently in my writing and other projects.

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I haven’t seen mentioned exclusively either, yet I am seeing more and more curiosity from creators in adjacent projects. 

I think there is a timeline edging ever closer to this slowcaster vision. where we can see more clearly our reflections in the relative stillness. 

the more we seed this energy into the grid, the stronger the roots are in this network. 

I’ll be taking my time to read this lovely gift. thank you 🫶🏻

Thanks for tagging me, Vera. 

I first learned about SPS from Elaine Aron and I do consider myself in this category, although I haven't talked about it much on Farcaster.

If anyone is designing with SPS in mind on the purple app, I haven't heard about it yet (but I'd like to)!

I first learned about the concept of "time spaciousness" from Elaine Aron's work too, and now I use it frequently in my writing and other projects.

 https://hsperson.com/rebels-for-time-spaciousness/