Probably Oversharing
Alissa DeRogatisIt’s casual. It’s honest. It’s run-on sentences. It’s a little bit like a diary (except instead of locking it up, I send it straight to your inbox). Some weeks, it’s heartbreak. Some weeks, it’s unsolicited dating advice. Every week, it’s me—oversharing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 53 | Subscribers | Read | probablyoversharing.substack.com |
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Alissa DeRogatis is a writer in Charlotte, NC. Her debut novel, Call It What You Want, is a love letter to all girls who have had a hard time getting over someone they never dated.
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