Archive · 2 Oct 2025
The Week Contest: Submit Regime-Friendly Romantic Declaration
The Week magazine is holding a contest where people are asked to come up with a new way of saying "I love you" that fits with the ideas of a strict government.
The goal is to create a new romantic statement that the government would approve of.
To enter the contest, you need to email your idea to [email protected] and put "Regime love" in the subject line.
The deadline is a specific date and time, and the winning idea will be announced on a specific website.
The winner gets a one-year subscription to The Week magazine.
The Week is hosting a contest.
The contest asks for a regime-friendly expression of love.
Entrants must email their submission.
The subject line for submissions must be 'Regime love'.
The prize is a one-year subscription to The Week.
- Who
- Entrants to The Week contest
- What
- Submitting a regime-friendly alternative to "I love you"
- When
- Entries are due by noon, Eastern Time, Tuesday, Oct. 7
- Where
- The Week website and email
- Why
- To win a one-year subscription to The Week
- Contest Topic
- Regime-friendly love declaration
- Submission Method
- Email to [email protected]
- Subject Line
- Regime love
- Submission Deadline
- Noon, Eastern Time, Tuesday, Oct. 7
- Winner Announcement
- Oct. 10 at theweek.com/contest and Oct. 17 issue
- Prize
- One-year subscription to The Week