Lety Does Stuff“Some of what you loved most about your partner was actually your own goodness reflected back to you; it’s yours to keep and carry forward.”
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Really hate how more and more publications are writing like, an eloquent article title, and then a completely unrelated SEO title.
“How Does My Divorce Make You Feel?” is absolutely perfect.
“Dr. Lilly Jay on Her Divorce From Actor Ethan Slater” just gives more publicity to someone who hurt the author so much that they didn't even include their name in the article.
onehushhush@lety I keep seeing articles about Game of thrones, something to the effect of "What this one character's final words foreshadow about the Winds of Winter release date". Like lots of articles, from lots of different companies. Its not ai slop, its legitimate thought pieces about how a characters actions might affect a plotline in the upcoming book the winds of winter, but the article has nothing to do with its date. They add it on for SEO. "Release date". lmfao
@lety everything is clickbait