Zuko Komisa

That moment when we realize we’ve divulged too much information is something we’ve all experienced.
Oversharing can cause a wave of embarrassment that lasts long after the initial slip-up, whether it’s a personal secret that was revealed to a coworker or an intimate photo that escaped privacy settings.
Oversharing can sometimes happen from your uncontrollable eagerness which makes us divulge information without properly weighing the repercussions.
Andy asked: “Have you ever caught yourself in a conversation or with a group of people and you realize that while in conversation you have just overshared? That moment when you actually did not want to share intimate of private details but the problem is you have just overshared. It’s out there. When we give people unwanted access, and not calculating how this could backfire on you because the people you share the information are not in your close circle.”
Kaya 959 listeners shared their embarrassing oversharing stories on Feel Good with Andy Maqondwana.
Listen to the full conversation here:
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