A couple days back I read an article about psychology which made me realise something. I'm not going to explain the article here because it is going to make the post too long but I will write about what I felt after reading it. I realised that maybe some things do not have a meaning and they happen just because. Maybe we are not meant to know the science behind everything and there is possibility that everything does not happen for a reason. Something's just happen and maybe we shouldn't spend hours thinking about their whys and how's and what ifs. 

This led me to think that maybe our problems all start this way. Menial things happen in our lives but we obsess over them, over analyse them and make them a big deal. For example when someone say's something very ordinary some of us might spend hours thinking about why the speaker extended those words, what he/she actually meant by it etc. 

We could reduce our problems by half, perhaps more, if we stopped over analysing things, if we only just enjoyed things without thinking too much. Things don't always have to happen for a reason, perhaps we should stop trying to look for meaning behind every tiny little thing. In this commotion of a world we should pay attention to things that really matter.