They say the devil is in the details.

But what happens when you are the one who cannot stop looking?

We are taught to pay attention, to notice everything, to think before we act, to understand what lies beneath the surface. But somewhere between awareness and obsession, curiosity can become exhaustion. A thought becomes a thousand thoughts. A memory becomes a wound reopened. A detail becomes a world of its own.

**The Devil in Details** is an exploration of what happens when the mind refuses to leave anything unexplored.

Through reflections, stories, and observations about overthinking, trauma, burnout, self-awareness, memory, and the human need to understand everything, this book enters the uncomfortable space between knowing yourself and losing yourself inside your own mind.

Because sometimes, the things we notice are not the things that hurt us.

Sometimes, it is the fact that we cannot stop noticing them.

This is a book about the beauty and burden of paying attention.

About minds that dissect every conversation, every silence, every memory, every mistake.

About the moments when self-awareness stops feeling like freedom and starts feeling like a prison.

And ultimately, about learning that not every detail needs to be understood, every wound needs to be reopened, or every question needs an answer.

Because sometimes, peace begins where the analysis ends.