Why You Should Stop Over-Explaining Yourself to Gain Peace
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In a world where opinions are loud and judgments come quickly, it’s easy to fall into the trap of over-explaining yourself. Whether it’s justifying your decisions, defending your boundaries, or clarifying your feelings, many women find themselves offering lengthy explanations to be understood—or worse, to be accepted. But here’s the truth: You don’t owe anyone a detailed account of your choices, and constantly explaining yourself drains your energy and disrupts your peace. If you’ve ever felt exhausted from trying to make others understand you, this article is your invitation to let go. Let’s explore why you should stop over-explaining yourself and how doing so can restore your peace of mind. The less you share the better it is for your mental state. (Photo Credit: Freepik) 1. Over-Explaining Erodes Your Self-Confidence When you over-explain, you subtly communicate to yourself and others that your decisions need external validation. This constant need to justify your actions can erode ...