‘Overshare’ Is 2014’s Word Of The Year
by admin | Dec 28, 2014 | Oversharing
‘Overshare’ is officially 2014’s word of the year. Honestly – I am thrilled since it is a word that not only teens and kids need to become better aware of, but especially adults and parents. Oversharing, as outlined above, is generally giving...Recent Posts
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