1st Post! #NotAlone - Overthinkers....This is for you!

Do you feel alone even when you are surrounded by people? Do you feel like enjoying and not feeling guilty while having fun? If yes (even if no), go ahead and read the post :)

Welcome to Euphoria! A pragmatic approach to life. I will be sharing few tips, tricks and real-life stories on acceptance and happiness.

So many thoughts, my kvothe. you know too much to be happy ―Patrick Rothfuss,The Wise Man's Fear

Before all of you start overthinking right away, " Not another self-help blog", Stop. Stop right there. Let's analyse if we are overthinking or anyone we know overthinks.

You love your family, but do you think you staying at home or sharing your troubles burdens them? You try your best to keep them happy always even though they are wrong?

You feel tired to explain the work to others and instead do the work yourself?

Do you feel lonely even when you are surrounded by friends?

Do you feel being good or best at something is a bane not a boon?

Do you feeling sharing any of your concerns is a trouble to others?

Do you feel while texting your partner/friend and not getting a reply gets you read the messages multiple times to find a fault?

Do you feel it is your fault when ever something goes wrong?

Do you always apologize for everything?

Do you drag a person with you for something you like and they hate, and then feel guilty about it?

Do you think about all these things before you sleep and start the conversation in your mind with yourself, which doesn't allow you to sleep?

Do you hide and cry?

Did you just overthink about all the above questions?

Don't you worry. Overthinking is not a crime, once you accept and learn to live with it.

Over my next few posts I will be sharing few stories on how I accepted overthinking and how I am happy :) Trust me I am!

Keep posted :)

Please send me some feedback on what I can improve in my next post or any topic for my future posts. Awaiting all responses with an open mind :)

I think and think and think, I‘ve thought myself out of happiness one million times, but never once into it. — Jonathan Safran Foer