My general opinion on content warnings still stands, however: Whether or not they're good for a reader isn't the point, the point is that the reader has a choice

(It's a little more complicated than this, but more or less.)

Highly recommend! As a writer, it also tends to be the time I can really work out my ideas

I wouldn't speak in *as* certain terms, but please preserve the things you care about.

Excerpt: "GOP-aligned polling groups have released 37 polls in the final stretch of the campaign, according to a study by the New York Times, during a period when longstanding pollsters have been curtailing their voter surveys. All but seven showed a lead for Trump, in contrast to the findings of long-established non-partisan pollsters, which have shown a more mixed picture – often with Harris leading, albeit within error margins."

Obviously not posting this to make you complacent about voting, (please vote Harris, please unsub if you aren't planning on it) but I want to show y'all it isn't as bleak as it seems

you should still keep a copy of anything you care about though