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When You Stop Over-Explaining Yourself

Have you ever walked away from a conversation and felt the urge to explain yourself… even when no one asked? Many of us develop the habit of over-explaining, not because we are unsure of ourselves, but because we want things to feel smooth and comfortable. Over time, that quiet search for approval can shape how we speak, how we act, and even how we see ourselves. In today’s conversation at the kitchen table, Margaret reflects on why so many people feel the need to justify their thoughts, decisions, and emotions — and what begins to change when that habit slowly fades. Because something interesting happens when you stop explaining yourself: life becomes calmer, steadier, and surprisingly freeing. Pull up a chair and join the conversation. ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 Pull Up a Chair – Welcome to the Kitchen Table 01:12 Why We Feel the Need to Explain Ourselves 03:45 The Hidden Habit of Seeking Approval 06:30 Where This Behaviour Often Begins 09:05 A Quiet Personal Turning Point 12:10 What Changes When You Stop Explaining 14:45 The Freedom of Letting People Misunderstand 17:00 Final Reflections at the Kitchen Table 📌 Contact Information If this conversation resonated with you, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. 📧 Email: margaret@atthekitchentable.co.uk 🌐 Channel: At The Kitchen Table with Margaret New reflective conversations every week. ⚠️ Disclaimer The thoughts shared on this channel are based on personal reflections and life experience. They are intended for general conversation and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional psychological, medical, or therapeutic advice. If you are struggling with emotional or mental health concerns, please consider speaking with a qualified professional in your area.