Not everyone feels things the same way. What might seem like a small comment or a harmless joke to you could linger in someone else's heart for days. We all carry unseen battles—quiet heartbreaks, deep fears, unspoken grief. Emotional tolerance isn't uniform; some people have softer hearts, more porous boundaries, or longer healing journeys. It doesn’t make them weak; it makes them human. In a world that moves fast and speaks loud, gentleness is a radical and necessary kindness. So let’s choose compassion over criticism. Instead of asking why someone is “too sensitive,” ask how you can be more understanding. Kindness costs nothing, but it can mean everything to someone hanging on by a thread. Slow down. Speak gently. Love people in the way they need to be loved, not just how you want to love them. The smallest grace you extend might be the reason someone feels safe enough to stay.