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Meghan Dillon

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As seen in: Evie Magazine, Wiley Online Library, The Hockey Writers, Lexology, Mondaq, Whiskey Riff, World Trademark Review (WTR), Intellectual Asset Management (IAM), Country Now, Law360 Canada
Illinois State alum | 1 Corinthians 13:13 | Blackhawks fan | Reality TV addict | Pop Culture Writer @evie_magazine
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“Right Answers Mostly” vs. Unwell: The Podcast Tagline Drama, Explained

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They say imitation is the highest form of flattery, but what happens when it borders on plagiarism? The “Right Answers Mostly” vs. “Unwell” drama may have the answer.
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Why Every Girl In Her 20s Suddenly Wants To Be A Magazine Writer Again

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By Meghan Dillon Verified
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Picture this: it's 2007, and you’re 13 years old. You invite some of your best friends over for a sleepover. Your friend tasked with bringing the magazines hits the jackpot with the latest issues of Girls' Life, Seventeen, and Teen Vogue. Over pizza and soda, you flip through them.
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When Did Wanting A Husband Become Controversial?

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By Meghan Dillon Verified
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If you had asked my 22-year-old self where I thought I’d be in ten years, my answer was simple. I’d be a wife to a loving husband, a mother to an adorable child (or two), and work as a writer. Nearly a decade later, I’m proud to say I work as a freelance writer, but I have yet to achieve my dream of becoming a wife and mother. It’s not the timeline I imagined, but I’m not interested in grieving a plan.
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