我非多心是你多情
[wŏ fēi duō xīn shì nĭ duō qíng]
Translated as 'It's not that I overthink, it's you who overfeels.' It suggests defensive reassurance; trying to clarify that any apparent overreaction comes less from personal insecurity or suspicion ('overthinking') than from reacting reasonably to another's overly intense or inconsistent feelings ('overemotionality').'