It's a pet peeve of mine when I hear someone call somebody else "too sensitive." It is never meant is a compliment, which is ironic given that it is sensitivity that makes us the empathetic, warm, caring, compassionate people that we are. It's even more ridiculous because the person calling the other person "too sensitive" is usually getting so many wonderful perks from being in a relationship with that sensitive person.
Counseling/psychology articles written by Elizabeth Kupferman, a professional counselor in Southlake, Texas dedicated to helping women overcome depression, grief, and anxiety so they can find happiness and achieve their dreams.