Part Time Philosopher

That One Time My Friend Said They Aren't Special . . . . . I slapped her real hard . . . . . just kidding lol I didn't . . . I wanted to . . . . . But I just couldn’t... a nd wouldn’t             In my opinion, nothing is special from the get go, people will judge that thing numerously based on its quality, its quantity, and many other criteria’s that they have for it. Then it can be called special or common or rare etc. But problems start to arise when people want to become special, like every single one of them. And in order for them to know their self-worth more easily, they ask their friends, or judge it based on how they feel at that moment. It’s kind of bothering when everyone wants everyone to treat them special, that thought isn’t wrong but the fact that you need someone else to say you’re special in order to make yourself good is weird.        ...

The Double Edged Sword: Overthinking             Overthinking is a blessing and a curse altogether, one moment you thought that everything is fine but the moment you think about it too much then things goes downhill Fast. For an example when people walk we just do it, BUT when we think too much about how our posture be like, what should our hands do, how far apart should our legs be, some of us (me included) become confused, and start to walk weirdly after being conscious about our actions. Overthinking is something that is very disturbing by nature, it makes us think deeply on many things which are not always essential for our daily life. It may be very confusing, but when it is processed well it becomes a good idea or even solution to a certain problem.             I do think that I can become a over-thinker and once I start overthinking, there is no ...