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The Peaceful Retiree is a community website that encourages people to submit articles which focus on our themes and guidelines. Because of the amount of monthly submissions we receive, we cannot guarantee that all articles will be published, but we can guarantee that we’ll try our best. We do not accept articles that are political, religious, focused on hate speech, or attack any groups, constituencies, or individuals.

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All we ask is that you stick to the topics you find on our website; and, of course, our guidelines of goodness. We can’t wait to read your handiwork.

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