Sherry on X: "Oversharing is a symptom of loneliness because it’s the mind’s desperate need for intimacy, which has to be built over time with a slow exchange of secrets. The oversharer wants to expedite this process, they want the benefits of close friendship with someone they’ve just met" / X
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Sherry @SchrodingrsBrat Oversharing is a symptom of loneliness because it’s the mind’s desperate need for intimacy, which has to be built over time with a slow exchange of secrets. The oversharer wants to expedite this process, they want the benefits of close friendship with someone they’ve just met 12:26 AM · Jun 14, 2024 3.6M Views 343 0 3 4 3 10K 0 1 0 K 61K 0 6 1 K 16K 0 1 6 K Read 343 replies
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