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Accepting Guest Author Submissions :: Breakups & Divorce

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Published: 12 Jun 2018 › Updated: 12 Jun 2018Accepting Guest Author Submissions :: Breakups & Divorce

Accepting Guest Author Submissions :: Breakups & Divorce

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Do you have a story to tell about this subject?

  • How did you handle it?
  • What was the final straw or the moment you knew it was over for you?
  • How did you feel when it was over - Regret? Relief? Gratitude?
  • What did you learn from it?
  • What could you have done differently or how will will you be different in a future relationship?

How do you submit?

If you would like to be featured as a guest author on The Muse Project, please submit your blog in HTML format (please include your photos formatted as well) or your vlog in either dropbox or Google Drive to ogc@ogc at theohgeecee@gmail.com. If you don't know how to submit in HTML, don't worry. I only just learned as well. It helps to use the Editor/Raw HTML toggle button on posting screen of Steemit. You can copy/paste from that.

Deadline for submissions on this topic will be Monday June 18, 2018.

We will choose 3 submissions to be posted on the Muse Project. The author will receive a 20% payout from the post. And as always, 25% of every post goes into the scholarship fund for the Project.

Comment below or email theohgeecee@gmail.com with questions

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