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The Noise in Her Head

Maya sat on the edge of her bed, her phone in her hand, staring at the message she had just received. It was from Tom, a friend she'd met at a conference a few months ago. "Hey, are we still on for dinner tomorrow?" it read.

Her mind immediately began to race.
Was it just a casual invitation? Did he want to catch up, or was there something more to it? Maybe it was just friendly, but why did he add that smiley face at the end? She hadn't noticed it before, but was it a hint? She'd been thinking about him a lot lately—too much, in fact. The thoughts swirled around her head like a storm, each one more complicated than the last.

What if he was testing the waters? Should she be more direct, or should she play it cool? But what if she was reading too much into it? What if he was just being polite? Maybe she was overthinking it. She scrolled through their past messages, searching for clues, trying to decipher his tone, looking for signs she might have missed.

The more she searched, the more unsure she became.
Did he always text like that, or was it different this time? She hadn’t heard from him in weeks. Maybe she wasn’t as important as she thought. Was she even the type of person who overanalyzed every little interaction? Her heart raced as she imagined all the possible scenarios. What if he was disappointed in her? What if she said something wrong last time they spoke?

Hours passed, and the room felt smaller with every thought. She had been staring at the same screen, reading the same words, when her phone buzzed again. A new message from Tom.

"
Actually, I just realized I have a work thing tomorrow. Sorry, we’ll have to reschedule."

Maya felt a strange mixture of relief and embarrassment. She laughed quietly at herself.

She had built an entire world of worry from a single, simple question.
I think Maya did right by listening to her intuitive worrying. An out of the blue text, from someone she met a month ago could only have been made in the spur of a moment. Maya deserves someone who doesn't see her as an afterthought. His quick cancellation means he was two-minded about her
 
Maya sat on the edge of her bed, her phone in her hand, staring at the message she had just received. It was from Tom, a friend she'd met at a conference a few months ago. "Hey, are we still on for dinner tomorrow?" it read.

Her mind immediately began to race.
Was it just a casual invitation? Did he want to catch up, or was there something more to it? Maybe it was just friendly, but why did he add that smiley face at the end? She hadn't noticed it before, but was it a hint? She'd been thinking about him a lot lately—too much, in fact. The thoughts swirled around her head like a storm, each one more complicated than the last.

What if he was testing the waters? Should she be more direct, or should she play it cool? But what if she was reading too much into it? What if he was just being polite? Maybe she was overthinking it. She scrolled through their past messages, searching for clues, trying to decipher his tone, looking for signs she might have missed.

The more she searched, the more unsure she became.
Did he always text like that, or was it different this time? She hadn’t heard from him in weeks. Maybe she wasn’t as important as she thought. Was she even the type of person who overanalyzed every little interaction? Her heart raced as she imagined all the possible scenarios. What if he was disappointed in her? What if she said something wrong last time they spoke?

Hours passed, and the room felt smaller with every thought. She had been staring at the same screen, reading the same words, when her phone buzzed again. A new message from Tom.

"
Actually, I just realized I have a work thing tomorrow. Sorry, we’ll have to reschedule."

Maya felt a strange mixture of relief and embarrassment. She laughed quietly at herself.

She had built an entire world of worry from a single, simple question.
Can I name this as "overthinking"
Like every woman concious about herself about her family her loved ones.......she got a friendly invitation from a friend but she started to take it in wrong way and right way both cuz she got stuck in web of her thoughts.
Moral : Ask them first then decide what they are
 
Can I name this as "overthinking"
Like every woman concious about herself about her family her loved ones.......she got a friendly invitation from a friend but she started to take it in wrong way and right way both cuz she got stuck in web of her thoughts.
Moral : Ask them first then decide what they are
Ofcourse it's another overthinking episode :)

Missed adding the tags when I posted the thread. Jus checked... Can't add rn . So.. yeah .
 
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I think Maya did right by listening to her intuitive worrying. An out of the blue text, from someone she met a month ago could only have been made in the spur of a moment. Maya deserves someone who doesn't see her as an afterthought. His quick cancellation means he was two-minded about her
Yeah .. that's right ...! overthinking helps be cautious !
That's something non-overthinkers also should be doing... But alas... Ppl jus jump in and complain getting butt hurt later....
:unamused: silly folks....
 
Maya sat on the edge of her bed, her phone in her hand, staring at the message she had just received. It was from Tom, a friend she'd met at a conference a few months ago. "Hey, are we still on for dinner tomorrow?" it read.

Her mind immediately began to race.
Was it just a casual invitation? Did he want to catch up, or was there something more to it? Maybe it was just friendly, but why did he add that smiley face at the end? She hadn't noticed it before, but was it a hint? She'd been thinking about him a lot lately—too much, in fact. The thoughts swirled around her head like a storm, each one more complicated than the last.

What if he was testing the waters? Should she be more direct, or should she play it cool? But what if she was reading too much into it? What if he was just being polite? Maybe she was overthinking it. She scrolled through their past messages, searching for clues, trying to decipher his tone, looking for signs she might have missed.

The more she searched, the more unsure she became.
Did he always text like that, or was it different this time? She hadn’t heard from him in weeks. Maybe she wasn’t as important as she thought. Was she even the type of person who overanalyzed every little interaction? Her heart raced as she imagined all the possible scenarios. What if he was disappointed in her? What if she said something wrong last time they spoke?

Hours passed, and the room felt smaller with every thought. She had been staring at the same screen, reading the same words, when her phone buzzed again. A new message from Tom.

"
Actually, I just realized I have a work thing tomorrow. Sorry, we’ll have to reschedule."

Maya felt a strange mixture of relief and embarrassment. She laughed quietly at herself.

She had built an entire world of worry from a single, simple question.
It happens.We forget to take simple message in its simple meaning form and try to find out reason behind it. Even if we know that , mind dosnt listen and starts behaving like Sherlock Holmes.:cool:
 
What if Maya answered “yes “ to the message the moment she saw it and got the reply as change of plans ? More embarrassment?

L”iF”e itself is a big “ what if” where we lose certain nicer subtleties of life in unforeseen/cumbersome web of thoughts!

But I got a hint here: you would scroll through and dig my replies or how I responded to your posts , if I ask you for a dinner date ? Okay I behave ! Just kidding.

Keep up the good work. I have more comments about your way of writing and will cover in your next post.
Nice
 
Haha, I've reread it a couple of times. And this exact same thing happened to me (I’m embarrassed right now, hiding my face with both hands). The way a person gets caught up in a single word, and the topsy-turvy thoughts that follow.
Pheww... I've just copy pasted my message here. That's exactly how I felt. ☺️
Have I read this comment somewhere else too :rolleyes:
 
Maya sat on the edge of her bed, her phone in her hand, staring at the message she had just received. It was from Tom, a friend she'd met at a conference a few months ago. "Hey, are we still on for dinner tomorrow?" it read.

Her mind immediately began to race.
Was it just a casual invitation? Did he want to catch up, or was there something more to it? Maybe it was just friendly, but why did he add that smiley face at the end? She hadn't noticed it before, but was it a hint? She'd been thinking about him a lot lately—too much, in fact. The thoughts swirled around her head like a storm, each one more complicated than the last.

What if he was testing the waters? Should she be more direct, or should she play it cool? But what if she was reading too much into it? What if he was just being polite? Maybe she was overthinking it. She scrolled through their past messages, searching for clues, trying to decipher his tone, looking for signs she might have missed.

The more she searched, the more unsure she became.
Did he always text like that, or was it different this time? She hadn’t heard from him in weeks. Maybe she wasn’t as important as she thought. Was she even the type of person who overanalyzed every little interaction? Her heart raced as she imagined all the possible scenarios. What if he was disappointed in her? What if she said something wrong last time they spoke?

Hours passed, and the room felt smaller with every thought. She had been staring at the same screen, reading the same words, when her phone buzzed again. A new message from Tom.

"
Actually, I just realized I have a work thing tomorrow. Sorry, we’ll have to reschedule."

Maya felt a strange mixture of relief and embarrassment. She laughed quietly at herself.

She had built an entire world of worry from a single, simple question.
Aaah the classic overthinking world!!! It's both fun and tiresome to think a lot about such a trivial matter. But then we get disappointed at times when things don't work according to what we thought
 
Maya sat on the edge of her bed, her phone in her hand, staring at the message she had just received. It was from Tom, a friend she'd met at a conference a few months ago. "Hey, are we still on for dinner tomorrow?" it read.

Her mind immediately began to race.
Was it just a casual invitation? Did he want to catch up, or was there something more to it? Maybe it was just friendly, but why did he add that smiley face at the end? She hadn't noticed it before, but was it a hint? She'd been thinking about him a lot lately—too much, in fact. The thoughts swirled around her head like a storm, each one more complicated than the last.

What if he was testing the waters? Should she be more direct, or should she play it cool? But what if she was reading too much into it? What if he was just being polite? Maybe she was overthinking it. She scrolled through their past messages, searching for clues, trying to decipher his tone, looking for signs she might have missed.

The more she searched, the more unsure she became.
Did he always text like that, or was it different this time? She hadn’t heard from him in weeks. Maybe she wasn’t as important as she thought. Was she even the type of person who overanalyzed every little interaction? Her heart raced as she imagined all the possible scenarios. What if he was disappointed in her? What if she said something wrong last time they spoke?

Hours passed, and the room felt smaller with every thought. She had been staring at the same screen, reading the same words, when her phone buzzed again. A new message from Tom.

"
Actually, I just realized I have a work thing tomorrow. Sorry, we’ll have to reschedule."

Maya felt a strange mixture of relief and embarrassment. She laughed quietly at herself.

She had built an entire world of worry from a single, simple question.
i need maya brain so much thinking for the smiley face at end o_O
:Cwl:anyways jokes aise
:giggle:it was a nice to read this post you wrote it really well but i am still processing how maya can think so omg

smiley face:)
 
i need maya brain so much thinking for the smiley face at end o_O
:Cwl:anyways jokes aise
:giggle:it was a nice to read this post you wrote it really well but i am still processing how maya can think so omg

smiley face:)
That's pretty much how an overthinker's brain functions :D
 
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