For the Overthinkers, Homebodies & Hyperfocus Queens
Ever feel like your brain’s running 37 tabs at once—and not a single one is loading? Yeah… same. That’s kind of the vibe behind so many of the products in our Etsy shop right now. Whether you’re deep in hyperfocus mode, trying to pep-talk yourself with a mug of something warm, or you just need your laptop to scream “I’m not lazy, I’m just mentally reorganizing my entire life”… these are for you.
Here are a few of our favorite finds for fellow neurodivergent, introverted, or just plain peopled-out humans:
🧠 Let Me Overthink This Sticker
Perfect for laptops, journals, or water bottles—because you know that one decision you made in 2017 still haunts you at 2am. (We see you.)
💥 Hyperfocus Mode Sticker
Stick it where you do your best deep dives—your desk, planner, or phone case—and let everyone know you’re busy time traveling through a task rabbit hole.
☕ “It’s Way Too Peopley Outside” Mug
Some days the vibe is “I’ll stay in, thanks.” This mug says what we’re all thinking… preferably while sipping something cozy.
🌼 “One Mental Breakdown Later…” Sticker
You know what? Humor helps. And this one makes us laugh and feel seen.
✨ Shop the Full Collection
You can check out all the stickers, mugs, and little neurodivergent treasures over in our Etsy shop, Two Left Footprints. These make fun gifts, too—especially for the friend who always shows up 10 minutes late but with the world’s biggest heart.
If you’re someone who feels deeply, thinks way too much, or prefers cozy over chaos—you’ll feel right at home here. 💛
— Katie
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