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Why I Hate Odyssey

Because who hates creativity and a good read?

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Why I Hate Odyssey
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Sorry to disappoint, but if you clicked on this because you wanted to read why I hate Odyssey, you came to the wrong site.

I truly love Odyssey and everything it offers our generation. I have been with Odyssey since August of this year and I don't have a negative thing to say about it. Odyssey offers millennials a platform to voice their stories and opinions.

Being a Content Creator for Odyssey has been one of the best decisions I have ever made. I write one article per week, and it can be about ANYTHING I want. Odyssey invites creativity and freedom with your writing. It can be about your sister, your Greek organization, school, family, the current news, history, your town, etc.

There isn't a word limit either, isn't that great?

Odyssey is diverse, and Odyssey is always evolving. They are always trying to out do themselves. Odyssey is always adding new things to expand the site and the experience so that the Creators feel comfortable on the platform in order to be able to share even the most personal of stories. There's always something to look forward to around the corner.

Are you interested in joining Millennials of San Antonio community, or a community near you? We would love to have you! Request an invite here and have your voice heard.

If you would like more information on Odyssey, you can get in touch with SherShah Atif! He is the managing editor at the head office in New York City, and you can reach him at shershah.atif@theodysseyonline.com.

I hope you join my community, or a community near you!


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