· Brittany Ellich · illustration  · 1 min read

Time spent overthinking a message vs. importance of conversation

A line graph comparing the amount of time that I spent overthinking a message vs how important the conversation is. At not very important, I start out at more overthinking than I should. It quickly goes up to 'A concerning amount' of overthinking at kind of and extremely important.

Brought to you by, overthinking about something. I’m never not doing it.

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