The biggest challenge to children's online privacy can be a parent who overshares.
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Thursdays always bring a fresh crop of shares (and overshares) that make us smile.
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His recent cuddly overshares on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram appear to have a strategic element.
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But we also learned what happens when you're an Avengers: Infinity War cast member who overshares.
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You know how the saying goes: The couple that overshares jokes about "space pants" together, stays together.
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Kardashian West, 35, was responding to a question from moderator Elisa Camahort Page about her reaction to people who think she overshares.
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Other tips from Green include how to deal with a colleague that overshares or starting a new job on a positive note.
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Each time the Twitter alarm sounded, the floodgates of obituaries, condolences, and personal reflections washed over us in a series of Facebook overshares.
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Love him or hate him, SNL just isn't the same without Davidson's jokes about his mom (and overshares about his high-profile relationships).
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In an interview with GQ, she overshares, like she tends to do, everything from illegal ass shots to her surprising obsession with American history.
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She comes in late and complains about how tired she is, overshares her personal relationship issues and tells sexual jokes that make me uncomfortable.
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Using social media involves lots of embarrassing trial and error: inappropriate jokes, outrageous overshares, mixing up personal and professional accounts, accidentally interacting with dead people.
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The defendants carted into the virtual crossroads are public figures as well as previously inconspicuous people — a drunk in a parking lot, a girl who overshares on Instagram.
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She's become the model of the outwardly super-cool, inwardly self-doubting millennial who comically overshares, but also has some frank, pertinent points to make about race and gender.
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When a friend overshares about their loss (or anything, for that matter), it can be a good idea to edit your news feed preferences so that you're not seeing Chichi on a regular basis.
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The main character's mother, who arranged the food-court appearance, delivers a 40-page introduction before he speaks, and we're periodically reminded she's there listening to him, as he overshares about his childhood and occasionally insults her.
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The narrative is told entirely through Fitger's letters of recommendation, in which he overshares his grievances over academic politics and offers cautious praise for his students (he likens the intellectual style of one talented young woman to a "highly articulate snake"), while also revealing his fundamental decency.
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At Rachel's request, Ross tells her one of his sexual fantasies: the scene from Return of the Jedi, where Princess Leia is in the gold bikini. He then gets upset when he finds out Rachel told Phoebe about the fantasy. Rachel tells Ross that girls tell each other everything, and she is surprised that guys do not do the same. He and Chandler later decide to try it, but Chandler overshares when he reveals that sometimes he sees his mother's face when he is with a woman.
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4 according to Bernadette Adams Davis of PopMatters, the character does not display a particular interest in any sport. Poitier characterized Abby as a woman who "doesn't design herself to fit other people's perceptions and wants". Episodes include storylines where Abby imagines being someone else, and overshares details about her love life with her best friend, Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin), who is also the program's anchorman. In the pilot, Abby breaks up with her boyfriend, Will Jeffries (Kadeem Hardison), but they argue over their rent-controlled apartment and decide to share it as platonic roommates.
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