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Social Media Users Discuss Guilt After Gossiping

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A recent article discusses the emotional aftermath some social media users experience after gossiping, termed 'post-gossip clarity.'
The author, Polly Hudson, suggests that those feeling guilty about gossip should embrace it rather than feel remorseful.
Hudson compares the feeling of post-gossip clarity to the French phrase 'post-coital tristesse,' implying a cultural nuance in the way emotions are expressed.
The article argues that a more positive perspective on gossip could mitigate feelings of guilt associated with it.

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A recent article discusses the emotional aftermath some social media users experience after gossiping, termed 'post-gossip clarity.'
The author, Polly Hudson, suggests that those feeling guilty about gossip should embrace it rather than feel remorseful.
Hudson compares the feeling of post-gossip clarity to the French phrase 'post-coital tristesse,' implying a cultural nuance in the way emotions are expressed.
The article argues that a more positive perspective on gossip could mitigate feelings of guilt associated with it.

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