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"Murder your darlings" actually means something more specific than that. It doesn't just mean not to be attached to passages you like, but to be especially sus
by pg 17y ago
"Murder your darlings" actually means something more specific than that. It doesn't just mean not to be attached to passages you like, but to be especially suspicious of them.
- ivankirigin 17y agoInterestingly, that's the 3rd variant of the phrase i've heard in as many days. Perhaps those using it should be obligated to rephrase it ;)
- cracki 17y agousing -> ignoring obligated -> doomed rephrase -> repeat huh?