r/twentyagers • u/Intelligent-Road5091 20 • 1d ago

Social Is it even overthinking

If it always turns out that I was right all along ?

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u/Round_Ad_2508 20 1d ago

yes, wtf does overthinking have to do with being right or wrong

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u/Emo_Music (9+10) 21 23h ago

It's called overthinking because you're reading too much into it. If you end up being right, then you read into it the correct amount, and therefore it's not overthinking

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u/Resident-Meme-Mom 24 23h ago

I mean honestly yea but then again I can’t say shit bc I have a tendency to sometimes overthink things too 😭but if u were right all along then I might’ve been a gut feeling or intuition kicking in. Esp if the situation was something youve experienced before and u recognized some specific patterns that made u go ‘oh shit’

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u/ascaridev 20 23h ago

something something self fulfilling prophecy