Saoirse Hanley: There’s no such thing as TMI in my book. I like to spill my guts and no topic is off limits

As far as I am concerned, there can never be too much information. In fact, nothing makes me happier than the sentence “This might be TMI, but..

.” Whatever it is that you’re about to tell me, trust that I am ready and willing to discuss it. Yes, I want to hear the dirty details about your Bumble date last weekend.



Absolutely, tell me what you did about the fungal toenail you couldn’t clear up. You had an interesting thought on the toilet? Fill me in! I don’t want any detail spared, or any corners cut, give me the full, unabridged version of your story. As people, we’ve gotten very sanctimonious about what we do and don’t say.

It’s become terribly uncouth to spill your guts, even if you’re not generally a conservative person. It’s generally accepted that if you’re among polite society, you should probably keep the nasty parts of any story to yourself..