I Think Too Much About Everything

Subtitled "And I don't know if that makes me thoughtful or just tired." A personal essay that opens with a friend's offhand observation — "One thing I notice about you, it's so obvious, but I don't think you see it" — and works through what it means to live inside a mind that won't stop turning every interaction, decision, and offhand comment into a problem to solve. The piece sits between gentle self-recognition and quiet exhaustion, refusing to romanticise overthinking as "depth" while also refusing to pathologise it.