interesting counterpoint on resilience

There's been some backlash during the pandemic about people advising others to think positively to the point we now have a term called toxic positivity. There's also been a lot of talk about resilience during the pandemic. It looks like people are finally starting to question that as well:
https://www.npr.org/2022/08/16/1117725653/why-being-resilient-might-matter-less-than-you-think
It's interesting in light of what HSP research has investigated regarding vantage sensitivity and classifying resilience as "vantage insensitivity".

It is interesting. She's advising people to be more like HSP in a way; to embrace and listen to emotions as a healthy way of dealing with adversity and hardship. Mostly we get advised to be less sensitive, to suck it up and move on; that is what the popular definition of resilience has become. It's something well entrenched in many cultures now.