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Your brain makes you overexplain because it’s trying to avoid being misunderstood and accidentally makes it worse.

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Overexplaining is a communication habit often linked to anxiety or fear of being misunderstood. It isn't a built-in brain function, and the idea that it backfires is a common observation.

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