【實用社交app】Heart On My Sleeve (HOMS)|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

About 20% of all people are what has been discovered to be Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs). They tend to be described as simply shy, overly sensitive, introverted, etc., but this is not accurate as HSPs are present in all walks of life, occupations, cultures, religions, etc. HSPs can be overwhelmed by their surroundings, necessitating "alone time" for them to relax and calm their minds, but many HSPs aren't even aware that there are many others like them because they keep their condition to themselves out of embarrassment, including even from family members, co-workers, bosses, etc.

HSPs tend to have problems forming and maintaining intimate relationships because they are easily overwhelmed by emotions that can be triggered by what to most people would be innocuous stimuli. Bright lights, loud sounds, and being touched can be triggers, and it doesn't take much imagination to realize that intimate relations can be so emotionally devastating to HSPs that they can't bring themselves to become involved with anyone. This can result in depression, withdrawal from social situations, and intense loneliness in a downward spiral that can't be deflected by others because they aren't aware.

Heart On My Sleeve (HOMS) is an app that will help HSPs who are not aware of their condition to become so, and they will discover a large community of other HSPs who completely understand what they are going through. HOMS is named for the tendency of HSPs to be honest, trusting, extremely nice people who find it difficult to express themselves to others. HOMS will allow HSPs to find each other without having to go through the embarrassment of exposing their condition on typical social media sites which are much more oriented to people who tend to have completely opposite attributes from those that HSPs have.

HOMS will notify HSPs when others like them are in proximity and will allow them to chat, share photos, etc., without risking being revealed in public. HSP activities will be able to be organized that are appropriate for their sensitivities. HOMS will be extended to Gear/Fit and other wearables to allow HSPs to communicate more easily and privately with other HSPs, and when they are together, they will be able to share specific interests and desires via text, icons, and images.

HOMS will be further expanded as users provide feedback and research in HSPs expands, including data that HSPs may volunteer to provide to researchers actively studying and evaluating the condition (many HSP researchers and psychological therapeutic practitioners are themselves HSPs).