An Overthought

Overthinking 101

By Karli LawPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

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Overthinking, that’s what I do

Most days I don’t wear shoes

In my head

In my bed

My head may have some loose screws

sad poetry

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Karli Law

Jack of all trades, know-it-all, call me what you will I prefer to have a little knowledge on all things relatable...or not relatable. I like to call them my Eclectic Adventures! FYI: my music playlists look very much the same.

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