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- From being invalidated by others to the fear of being misjudged, here are a few reasons why we may overexplain a lot.
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We feel empathy for the ones who hurt us. We have emotional maturity gaps and are unable to resolve childhood trauma. (Unsplash)
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Our feelings have been dismissed by the ones we love for so long that we have also started to invalidate our emotions. (Unsplash)
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We constantly fear being criticised or judged. Hence, we try to overexplain to people to get over that fear. (Unsplash)
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We feel that we should justify our experiences to others so that they can understand us better. We fear being misunderstood. (Unsplash)
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We have consistently felt misunderstood all our lives. Hence, we feel the need to get validation from others. (Unsplash)
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We often feel shamed and judged by others. Hence, we try to overexplain ourselves to prevent the thought of being invalidated again.(Unsplash)
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