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"In a state of overexcitement, a person often feels good in the short term—charged, energetic, maybe even euphoric. The brain is in a highly aroused state; dopamine and adrenaline surge, which can feel like 'fun' or being 'in the flow.'
From the outside, however, this doesn’t necessarily come across as pleasant. Others often perceive the person as:
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too intense or 'over the top,'
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emotionally hard to connect with, since no real resonance occurs,
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sometimes inappropriately cheerful in situations that call for calm or seriousness.
This paradoxically leads to socially less connection, even though overexcited people actually seek closeness or want to share their enthusiasm.
The pleasant feeling in this state is thus more of an internal nervous system high, not deep well-being. When the arousal drops, exhaustion, irritability, or emptiness often follow."
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