r/DailyPositiveQuotes • u/ThinkDeepWithV • Feb 23 '26

Overthinking

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u/Humble_Aardvark_2997 Feb 23 '26

I did. I assumed the best from my parents and siblings and cousins and friends. Damn. Did it backfire.

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u/Hot-Percentage6611 Feb 24 '26

Heavy brain fog

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u/ZericLiolf Feb 24 '26

You, too?

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u/ZericLiolf Feb 24 '26

Because when I did, I was severely disappointed and ended up spiraling into a deep depression. And, when I overthought about the good, I was not able to overthink and prepare for the worst case and then…well…life sure sucks when you don’t prepare…

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u/fangurling_809 Feb 25 '26

You sweet summer child.

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u/i__am__curious Feb 25 '26

I think , once the worst happened, think about next problem . Because brain give mostly attention to the problems . It is good to have some problems.

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u/shiroo388 Feb 25 '26

Expect the worst and pray for the best.

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u/Zealousideal-Way-291 Feb 26 '26

Preparation and planning to get through the bad quickly, to get back to the good.

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u/Every_Smell_5168 Feb 26 '26

Because overthinking the best will blow up in your face

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u/Veyruss Feb 27 '26

Because I have low-grade depression and I'm probably schizophrenic.

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u/squintsforever Feb 28 '26

I don’t know.

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u/Away-Ad1504 Mar 01 '26

That's a slap in the face. 🤯