Overthinking Kills Your Happiness Novels & Stories

“Being muddleheaded certainly feels better than thinking through every single thing. “Sometimes, being happy is the most important thing in life. “Thinking too much and too clearly often makes you obsessed. “That would in turn make you feel less happy. “What’s more… “Who could be prepared for everything in life? “When you can accept something, you’ll be able to wait for it to happen naturally.”

I couldn't put my feelings right now into words, I am too happy beyond the words exaggerated and too much. "Mom" D*mn, Dang it! I felt like the universe stab my heart with full force. This feeling is killing me, now I know that too much happiness can also kill. The way he softly call me for the very very first time after more than 10 years, If the happiness I had right now can be covered into light then I guess I can light up the whole planet by myself.

I need more, it's been too long since I've consumed anything and it's killing me inside. My mind feels overwhelmed, it always has, because I know I shouldn't do bad things but I can't stop doing them. They make me feel good and alive and drugged I feel nothing. Intoxicated, nobody bothers me, nobody seems to want to screw up my life. Joel always said that the path to happiness is one more line.

As long as I'm with him doesn't matter whether as his mistress or not but I'm grateful that I'm being lucky enough to spend good quality time with the great man as well as the love of my life, MY FIRST LOVE! Dreams! Infinite fantasies have made an ocean in my head even after knowing where it's leading me. But we humans are so hell-bent on first choosing something out of our reach and then starting to fantasize about that specific thing in our head in different-different possibilities, yup overthinking! Eventually, a devasted and emotionally messed is left, with depression invitation at the end.

Shacking my head trying to get rid of these thoughts I focused on the single thought that we were going to make this work and nothing bad would happen, we have been happy for the time being so why would that change after the wedding. The nerves I was hoping would go away before I was walking down the aisle to Jack. Arriving I could see that Nicolene was also nervous and that she was having the same thoughts I was moments ago. I looked at her, took her hand, and told her everything was going to be okay ad that we would be doing this together.

He felt like he was suffocating whenever he thought about how someone as pure and kind as her would soon die from such an illness. More than once, he'd wondered why I wasn't the one who was cursed with cancer. I was evil, and the world would only be better off with my death. Hector shared his thoughts. He'd said more than once, "Jennifer is such a wonderful woman. Samantha's the one who should be dying!" Benjamin's resentment for me grew at that thought. The wedding was about to start, yet I'd yet to arrive. Did I think I could do whatever I wanted just because I was pregnant?

"And don't care about what other people think, their hate cannot hurt us. Also if Bright cared about his reputation than you, he wouldn't be with you now. He would've left you already." She was right.. dumb me.. "You should stop overthinking." Still I couldn't help but overthink again and again. I didn't like to be a burden to anyone. I knew Bright loved me and he won't care. But still I would have a bad impact on him. That thought bothered me all the time. He deserved more.. that was what I always thought even though I knew I shouldn't. - - -

(Diana POV) “You know what, be happy when you see your loved one happy… even if he is not with you, but because you love him. That's what truly matter, you want to see him happy. And if we force ourselves on them, the process will just break them. That will be the cause of their sadness. It is like a bird that you keep inside a cage, death will be the only way to set them free from their captors. Bottom line is, we should just respect their happiness.”

It seemed to make sense, and Lulu became thoughtful. Then, he added, "Mental exhaustion is the worst thing to happen for a person. In other words, overthinking—it hasn't even happened yet, but it's already happened over a thousand times in your head." That was indeed the case for Lulu, who worried about what would happen between her and Zachary in the end. Worried that he would change, and become sick of her. But it had not even started yet, so who could expect the outcome? Lulu nodded. "I understand.