Two Camels in A Tiny Car

I've mentioned a few times in my older posts how not everything is the way it seems.
To one person a situation may seem like the size of a mountain, but to another person it's merely a sewing needle. This is because an individuals mind over reacts.

Recently, my friend had a huge crush on this guy at my school. She freaked out when he saw him glance at her. Normally, this wouldn't be a big deal, but since her minds focused on him, she believes anything he does is directed at her. It's normal, but its nerve wrecking.
And annoying to the people near by who have to hear the freak out.

A lot of people don't know how to tell when they're over reacting to such things. While others don't want to believe it when they're told. Again, it's normal, but annoying.

When the human mind is focused on a certain thing, it either strains itself to a point where it's unreliable, and you end up over looking stuff, or you may begin too notice TOO many things. Usually unimportant things. This is why when you feel like you have something serious to do, or you're unsure of something, you ask someone else. Because you might just be over looking something, or looking at something a little too much.