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"you are too much in your own head" what does it mean​
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"you are too much in your own head" what does it mean​

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You think too much than your age ...

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Well, I believe it just means that you aren't paying attention to the world around you and how it works, and only believing what you only think.

It really depends in what situation this was said in.

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