Is this expressed correctly
When we want to say that all we think is someone:
My mind is flooded [by/with] your thoughts. (which one is correct or difference)
or
My mind is flooded [by/with] thoughts [about/of] you. (which one is correct or difference)
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When we want to say that all we can think about is some one we care about, it is correct to say:
"My mind is flooded with thoughts of you."
"My mind is flooded with thoughts about/of you." is also correct.
One may also say: "I can't get you out of my mind." or "I can't stop thinking about you." or "You are all I think about." or "You are the only thing on my mind." or countless versions of the same thing.
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