Admit it: everyone gets a little overdramatic sometimes, even you.
I'm not talking about being upset over something that's actually terrible or whatever, but the times when the reaction is completely out of proportion with the event that inspired it.
Maybe it's stress, or hormones, or you're just plain having A Day, but we've all done it to varying degrees.
You know the ones. I'm willing to bet that as soon as I said something, a specific name popped into your mind.
I have a person in my life who is just like that too.
Can we all just agree that if a person has to scroll to read one entire text message, then it should be an actual phone call?
Seriously, why do I need to know what so-and-so said to what's-his-face when I barely know them and wasn't invited to (or interested in) the event it happened at?
I get the need to vent sometimes, but there's a limit and it's about when my finger would be required to scroll up on the wall of text you've sent me.
Sometimes your emotional reaction just happens faster than your rational one, and that's okay.
As long as you don't do it all the damn time and admit when you've done so, then it's good.
If everyone except you is somehow always to blame, though? Maybe take a second look in the mirror.
