I'm sorry if this sounds harsh, but my first thought after reading the descriptions of your sensativity is "And the problem is?"
It's only the real cowards who are afraid of their own feelings, and we all know about the bad things that happen through tention or bottling things up, it's like burying toxic waste.
If your at the point in your recovery when you need to cry and experience emotions, well that's where you are. Just so long as you don't hurt others or feel ashamed or appologise.
Hopefully over time you'll find yourself being better acquainted with what your feeling and able to say "Well this is where I am right now! I'll deal with that, but be aware it will pass"
I always found myself it was amazing how much better I felt after a few really bleak, dead days to just let myself break down and cry, I always felt better afterwards.
Of course there were times I handled things badly, I snapped at people sinse I desired to be alone, or broke down with a friend and chronically appologised sinse I felt I was being a burden. I have however learnt these days how to handle things, and stay focused even when i needed to express emotions or cry, and it's been a good thing to learn.
So, "Being very sensative?" not at all, just another step on the journey, and a credit to you in being strong enough to take it, particularly with all societies crap about "men don't cry!" etc going on.
This doesn't prove your sensative, it proves your strong enough to be honest.
Luke.
