Origin Story “Oversharing” Party

Do you disagree with the concept of oversharing? Do you feel like it’s a reasonable and human thing to share what’s happening in your life with the people around you?
For example:
Someone asks the (fake) question, “How are you doing?” You answer honestly, sharing that “Actually, things aren’t going so well”, only for that person to quickly jump off the phone or walk away mid sentence… And according to a quick search on google, they likely bolted ‘cause they felt you were oversharing….. Leaving you to wonder: Why do people even ask, “How are you?” if they don’t mean it?

We can only control ourselves, and do our best to be considerate of neuro-typical norms. But here, in this event, we don’t have to mask our openness, or limit our transparency. In this group, we get to share fully, without being shamed. Come, share your unedited real life origin story with people who care enough to listen.

GROUP DETAILS:

If you:

• Loathe small talk….
• Want deeper conversations…
• Long for real topics….
• Want to know and be known…
• See no point in the repetitive exchange of meaningless pleasantries….
• Are tired of skirting issues that matter to you…
• Are tired of being shamed for “oversharing”…..
• Believe that a group of mature, respectful people, who are confident in what they believe, can and should enjoy civil conversations with people of various beliefs….

This is the group for you!

This group is especially for:

• Introverts
• Conservatives of all backgrounds
• Neural-Divergent individuals
• Level 1 Autistic peoples
• Stoics

We discuss “taboo” topics, such as:

• News & Politics
• Lifestyles & Religion
• Conspiracy Theories

We have entire gatherings specifically for “oversharing”:

• Origin Story Overshare Party
• Today’s Events Overshare Party
• Big Emotions Overshare Party

THE RULES:

Banned Topics:

• Anything illegal or immoral
• Anything related to harming self or others

Conversation Etiquette:

• Please only use small talk as a quick bridge to a deeper topic
• Listen without interrupting
• Please listen to gain understanding, not to rebuttal
• Only offer suggestions if requested
• Kindly respond to what the last person said before sharing what you have to contribute
• We keep meetings short to be considerate of those prone to social energy depletion.
• We ask that everyone keep their comments to 2 minute chunks, so multiple people to get share and respond.
• Don’t try to change anyone’s mind
• Understand we aren’t always going to agree, please be ready to agree to disagree.

We have a zero tolerance policy, first offenses result in immediate removal from the group.