It is interesting to see how in today's #WordWeavers answers many of the mentors turn out to be antagonists or at least have antagonistic traits.
I wonder if that is something likely if you write realistic mentors because there inevitably comes the time when the mentee needs to do their own decisions which might not be in alignment with how the mentor taught them. š¤
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2024-02-25 12:30:53
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