overthinking
By esther
@iamhadasa (12)
Denpasar, Indonesia
August 8, 2026 5:34am CST
Lately I have this sudden flashback of my teenage years, I think it's because of all those video and music on social media that trigger the old memories. A little bit of sadness and regrets "tickled" my heart. I think I have lost 80% of my oldself, I miss them. I am 40 now, is it too late to re-discover my oldself while I am also struggling with my current self?
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@nawala123 (20892)
• Indonesia
10 Aug
mee to. i foten have the same problem. overthinking because of the past and also the future
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@nawala123 (20892)
• Indonesia
3h
@iamhadasa btw i am 40 years too this years. i dont know if am so old now
@AmbiePam (124594)
• United States
8 Aug
I think you can find part of the old you - the best parts - and incorporate them into your current self. Perhaps part of you is gone, but I like to think that’s to prepare yourself for the better part of you now.
It’s important to “feel your feelings”, but don’t let them mess up the possibilities of today.
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@iamhadasa (12)
• Denpasar, Indonesia
8 Aug
When I was still a teenager, always want to be an adult. Now, I wish I can be in my teen again 
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@valherma00 (4963)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
14h
i'm almost 40 too and i feel noatalgic as well to some years of my life that will never come back. i also wanted to grow up fast and i feel sorry that i wanted that at all. i guess overthinking does that and tough times around us, in the world and so on.
@iamhadasa (12)
• Denpasar, Indonesia
8 Aug
I am easily overthinking once the memories cameback tickling... I always ended -up with "what if"
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