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Maegan Tintari (@lovemaegan) was a critical part of the very first wave of fashion bloggers — back when posting an outfit felt embarrassing, sponsored content made you a “sellout,” and no one knew this could become a real career. I’ve personally followed her career since the start of my own, and talking to her in person for the first time ever felt like falling back into a conversation that had been going on for years.

In this episode…well, let’s just say I cried, and had realizations that I’ve been searching for for years, in real time. Because we talked about what that era actually felt like — and what happened to us when it seemed to all collapse almost overnight.

We discuss, among other things: The viral DIY that changed Maegan’s trajectory, the spectacular collapse of Glam Media, GOMI and the emotional toll of public scrutiny, and the very particular grief of not being able to recognize yourself when you look in the mirror.

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3. Read Maegan’s novel-in-progress
4. Read about the collapse of Glam Media
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