How To Stop Overthinking & Regain Peace in Your Relationship
You know that feeling — you send a text, and the minutes start stretching into what feels like hours. Why haven’t they replied yet?
Did I say something wrong, or am I just overthinking my relationship? Before you know it, you’re replaying past conversations, analyzing their tone, and convincing yourself that something is terribly wrong, leading to doubt and anxiety.
Overthinking in a relationship can feel like an endless cycle of doubt, worry, and stress. These thoughts can fuel insecurity in a relationship and lead to emotional exhaustion or relationship burnout, creating unnecessary tension between you and your partner.Many people struggle with overthinking in relationships — often resulting from anxiety in past experiences, insecurity, or fear.
It’s normal to want clarity and reassurance in a relationship — whether it’s romantic or platonic — but constantly second-guessing every interaction can quickly tumble into misunderstandings and conflict.
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