Julianna Pillemer
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 24 Feb
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Yeah, absolutely.
In fact, the irony is that the thing that they think is going to be this endgame, this happy ending, is actually the thing that makes them want to quit creating altogether.
So many of them get to the space where they say, this just isn't sustainable.
Like, I cannot continue creating, feeling this way every day.
And so many of them describe wanting to leave the platform altogether.
envisioning a future where they're no longer creating.
So it really, yeah, there is sort of an irony to it that it's the thing that they think is going to make them the most happy in the world.
And it's actually the thing that tanks their creative endeavors.
Super empty.
The words that they used to describe one that really stuck out to me, the crumpled up ball of paper, but a flattening effect.
Right.
So they just said I was kind of flattening and suppressing myself to fit into this box that I think my audience, how my audience views me.
Right.
And it's very two dimensional.
And so people who get stuck in that space, right, it's almost paralyzing because if you're just creating kind of thinking and trying to anticipate what not just your audience, but right, the algorithm is going to pick up.
it ends up being sort of debilitating and they can no longer do the work that they initially was so like moving for them and provided so much meaning.
And so, yeah, it's a really sad state of affairs.
Yeah.
So we found that actually they developed what we call entanglement management strategy.
So strategies not to say, screw the audience.
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