Things I Overshared by Kelsey Humphreys

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Things I Overshared by Kelsey Humphreys is a candid, emotionally charged novel that explores the complexity of self-discovery, the impact of vulnerability, and the journey of healing from personal struggles. This book combines humor, heart, and a lot of honest self-reflection as the protagonist Lauren learns to navigate her relationships, career, and her own inner battles. The story follows Lauren, a woman who's trying to balance her life, which often feels like it's on the verge of falling apart. Her tendency to overshare—whether on social media, in personal relationships, or in her career—becomes both a source of humor and discomfort. As the narrative unfolds, we see her struggling with the consequences of being too open, sometimes to the point of self-sabotage, and grappling with how much of herself she’s willing to expose in the quest for connection and self-acceptance. Lauren’s character is relatable in her flaws, vulnerability, and search for meaning in her chaotic life. She explores themes such as identity, self-worth, and the pursuit of happiness, all while learning the importance of setting boundaries, choosing authenticity, and embracing both her strengths and weaknesses. As Lauren’s story progresses, she confronts the emotional fallout from her oversharing habits and learns how to redefine herself in healthier ways. The book is written with a balance of humor and heartache, making it a refreshing yet poignant exploration of personal growth. The moments of lightness are balanced by the more profound reflections on relationships, mental health, and the messy reality of modern life. Through her mistakes and triumphs, Lauren learns that while oversharing may sometimes bring connection, true intimacy requires deeper trust and self-awareness. Kelsey Humphreys’ writing is insightful, full of wit, and captures the complexities of modern relationships and self-image. The book is not just about oversharing, but about learning when to speak, when to hold back, and how to own your story in a way that promotes growth and healing. Things I Overshared will resonate with readers who enjoy stories about self-discovery, the pitfalls of social media and modern communication, and the process of learning how to live authentically. It's an honest and inspiring look at the power of vulnerability and the challenge of finding balance in a world that often feels too fast-paced and demanding.