Why Do People Overthinking?
By Sunshine
@Femiyuniar (30)
Bandung, Indonesia
June 3, 2020 6:10am CST
Sometimes, i question myself why do people overthingking? Overthinking is condition feeling anxious because think to much usually came at night when the conditions are alone and lonely. But, what are we really worried about? Future? Relationship? We are often trapped in our own illusions or thoughts. Actually there is nothing we need to worry, we just have to go through each day well.
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@BellaEdward (215)
• India
3 Jun 20
Hi. Its easier said than done. Either I need to be engaged in something that requires my full attention, or I will just not be able to stop my thoughts. May be its sign of some anxiety disorder. But currently its not just me, with this panademic situation and its economic crisis, adding more negative news around the world, people will go full on overthink mode, I think. Very few people have the ability to be contained and live in the moment and i am jealous of such people.
@BellaEdward (215)
• India
3 Jun 20
@myklj999 hi, thank you for welcoming. And dont get me wrong, i have seen the same post under many discussions just now. Isnt against mylot rules? Or are you a moderator or admin here?
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@nawala123 (20871)
• Indonesia
4 Jun 20
Hello Teh Femi, my fellow indonesian
Welcome to mylot
Overthinking may make you worried, stressed and have imsonia
@jayanth_77 (7180)
• India
3 Jun 20
Overthinking leads to anxiety .We become sleepless and start worrying about things which are not in our controll.
@Lakshman15 (2662)
• India
3 Jun 20
Each members has each their unique thinking power so dome think over some not..
@amitkokiladitya (171927)
• Agra, India
3 Jun 20
Yes. ...even I start over thinking and this leaves me so much worried
@Aansh13 (11390)
• New Delhi, India
3 Jun 20
I do understand, overthinking is harmful... But sadly this is sometimes a part of nature or trait.... Anxiety and overthinking are one of kinds ofthe mental illness
Sometimes you just can't help...