We All Should Know Less About Each Other

Synopsis

In a world where every thought, meal, and fleeting emotion is broadcast to an audience of hundreds—or thousands—Matthew Shumway invites readers to step back and laugh at the chaos. 'We All Should Know Less About Each Other' is a humorous exploration of the modern tendency to overshare, from social media rants to workplace TMI (too much information). With a sharp wit and a stream-of-consciousness style, Shumway dissects the absurdities of our oversharing culture while offering relatable anecdotes and keen observations. This book is not just a critique but a celebration of the human need for connection, albeit with a call for balance and boundaries. Readers will find themselves chuckling at the familiar scenarios while reflecting on their own habits. Whether you're a serial sharer or someone who cringes at oversharing, this book provides a lighthearted yet thought-provoking escape, encouraging everyone to embrace a little mystery in their social lives.