Dear Overthinking
Dear Overthinking
I think we spend too much time together
I want to break things off between us
I can’t spend as much time as I do agonizing over decision
I can’t spend the rest of my life worrying about whether I picked the right path
You always say to me
“What if that’s not the right choice?”
“What if you’ve made a mistake”
“Maybe it would be better to do nothing at all”
But that’s the thing
Doing nothing is the wrong choice
100% of the time
Second guessing is a plague
It’s your fault, and I just can’t deal with it anymore
I usually pick the right answer on the first try
But you tell me that I didn’t
Do you know how hard that is?
Not only to speculate that others doubt my credibility
But to doubt it myself
Just isn’t something I can handle
Do you know how hard it is?
You have to
You’re living in the same place as anxiety and apathy
You know what it’s like to live with those two
You have to be around them every second of every day
Guess what?
So
Do
I
I would like to have more confidence in myself
I think everyone other than Tony Stark would
There’s not much I can do to make myself bolder
Brighter
Harder working
Better
But seeing you leave will be the first step towards progress
Honestly, I’m not super happy to see you leave
We’ve known each other for a long time
But out of all my personified personality flaws
You seem like the easiest one to get rid of
Plus, you never pay your third of the figurative rent
Anxiety and apathy are useful to some degree sometimes
But you never catch anything I’ve missed
So for those reasons
I never want to see you again
Goodbye and good riddance
P.S.
Your figurative belongings are in your imaginary car
And I’m going to want the pretend house key back
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