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Rumination: Repeatedly Thinking Over the Same Thoughts

Rumination: Repeatedly Thinking Over the Same Thoughts

(599 words)
March 6, 2026

Rumination is a cognitive process characterized by persistent and repetitive mental focus on specific thoughts, experiences, or emotions. During this process, an individual may believe they are evaluating the same thought from different perspectives. However, in most cases, the core content of the thought remains unchanged and continues to recur in the mind. Negative experiences, past mistakes, regrets from social interactions, and uncertainties about the future are among the primary triggers of

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Ömer Said Aydın

Ömer Said Aydın

Overthinking: The Most Direct Way to Complicate Life

Overthinking: The Most Direct Way to Complicate Life

(575 words)
November 29, 2025

Have you ever found yourself repeatedly replaying in your mind even the simplest moments of your life, or getting lost in endless cycles of thinking about a minor conversation, an insignificant mistake, or an ambiguous situation, crafting alternative scenarios over and over again? This is one of those moments when the silent saboteur known as “overthinking” is at work. What Is Overthinking? Overthinking can be defined as continuously and excessively dwelling on a situation, event, or idea, repea

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Nursena Şahin

Nursena Şahin

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