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Did you overreact about something today?
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I can't remember
Since you just did AI-less Whumptober, I was wondering if could recall the kdramas that treated the minor injuries, like a scraped knee, on the same level as a heart attack lol. And the male lead is like, we have to take you to a hospital straight away
Hey anon!
This isn't my forte but a few came to mind where the lead's reaction is exaggerated, or the caretaker's is exaggerated. Might not be exactly what you're looking for, but these are the kdramas I thought of. There are a lot of Chinese/Thai series that do this though!
Bad Memory Eraser - Ep. 12
Hometown Cha Cha Cha - Ep. 8
Doctor John - Ep. 27
The K2 - Ep. 11
Queen of Tears - Ep. 10
Strong Woman Do Bong Soon - Ep. 4
I’ve decided to no longer use the “Not Interested” button on YouTube and instead skip straight to the “Do Not Recommend Channel” button.
It feels a little like a child accidentally bumping into me, and I pull a shotgun out at them, but it also makes me feel better, so oh well.
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Can people fucking stop telling me I'm too sensitive, fr??
Like, as if I didn't already know that. As if I didn't constantly beat myself up for always overreacting to every little thing like a dumb child. Stop telling me I'm a party pooper, ruiner of fun with a stick up my ass. I'm already my biggest hater and my harshest critic. All you're doing is making me feel even more like shit and even more justified to hate myself because of it, because I think "if everyone else also thinks I'm oversensitive and always overreacting then I'm right"
I don't want to be told shit I already know. I don't want to be told "you have to change you have to get better" when I think about that shit every day.
I want to be comforted and told that it's okay. That it'll pass. That I'll get better with time. That I'm trying my best and my efforts are seen and understood. That I'm loved.
archiving one of my favorite twitter interactions cause the one in red wiped it off the face of the earth
If you're anything like me and get really affected by minor things and feel your emotions very intensely and think that makes you overdramatic, let me tell you: You're not.
There's something I've been told by now 2 very close friends of mine that always comes to mind in these moments: You're not being overdramatic if that's what you're feeling.
To expand on that: Being overdramatic is when something feels like a 2 (on a 1-10 intensity scale), but you present it as an 8 for xyz reasons. However, if something feels like an 8 for you, you get to express it as an 8. Even if for other people it'd feel like a 2, even if you logically know that it is a 2, if in your heart you feel it as intensely as an 8, then reacting to it according to your feelings is NOT an overreaction.
You're not selfish, you're not manipulative, you're not any of the bad names your brain calls you simply because you feel too much. Professional help is recommended simply because this is harmful to you and only you, feeling emotions at 100% all the time is exhausting and draining and makes you feel insane. I know. Really, I know.
But don't let anyone around you make you feel guilty for being this way. And if they do, don't assume they're right just because they're your family or your friends. People who really care about you won't make you feel bad for things you shouldn't be feeling bad for.
