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This week: Signs- are they real? Edited by: Samberine Everose  
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Hello everyone, I’m Samberine Everose and I'm here, one of your full-time editors in the Romance/Love Topic of the WDC Newsletter, and just like I've been saying I will not be tired in expressing my thankfulness to all the beautiful people here in this wonderful community of writers for not only helping us to improve our writings but giving us also encouragement and inspiration every day. 
We often use signs, it's good to sprinkle it not only to our written romance story but also to our real-life romance story. Signs can sometimes encourage us to hope and to dream more. Here are some tips for you to consider where we can adapt different signs if ever.
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Signs- are they real?
I was being reminded by the stars in the sky, when I gazed them one night, after a hard rainy day, its about the signs that I sometimes believed before when I was in my teen years.
Signs that sometimes tells about our future-
Signs that sometimes tell about who we are in our past life(though this is a fiction and I don't already believe this, this time)
and signs that sometimes that tells about who will be the right person for us.
I usually write it in a journal, it's like I collect the sign's details, then create a good conclusion at the end.
Having still a young heart before as a teenager being curious about anything and what will be going to happen in the future, and I usually write it in a journal or diary.
Signs can be a good sweetener also that we can sprinkle when we write some romance story, especially if the personality of our main character is something idealistic or even not, as long it's romantic.
Here are some signs that we can adapt to our characters while we are writing a romance story.
 1.Signs by the use of seasons-
Signs can determine through the season, and each season has its own personality,. Using the different seasons in every year, we can create a good setting that can link to be a good sign of a romantic venture.
Like for example, the season of summer, it always stirs an enjoying escapade under the sun on a beach. The spring season gives a sign about a new romance, the autumn season's about farewell, and winter can be a sign of missingness.
2.Signs through letters or names
-I usually like to see if the combination of two names is compatible with each other, or when the names are in rhyme, or they have the same starting letter.
3. Signs through days and months.
- these signs tell about the birthdays of the two characters if the zodiac signs are incompatible with each other., maybe if we study the personality of each zodiac sign, we may find the compatible partners of our characters.
4.Signs through events or situation.
Have you already experience an impression that some person even if it still the first time you meet then, it's like they are already so close to your hearts?
Or a situation that always involves the same person we see, is this a sign of destiny?
We can adapt to our romance story, we can use situations to enhance feelings that we may want to reflect on our audience.
5.Signs that comes from God.
There are wonderful signs that come from God, and they are all for our betterment,, they are also the signs He stated when the time He will return back., there are also the signs of His Love for us, we should only be observable and noticeable about all of His signs.
Signs sometimes can always be good cause it brings hopes and encourages us to dream and be excited for tomorrow. Signs that I am saying here are the good signs, they are also the bad signs, I will discuss it to my next romance letter.
But when I became matured from being a dreamy teenager, I just only realized that what is happened in our past will always affect our future, that God plans are always the best, even sometimes His ways are not understandable, He always leads us to our betterment.
So whatever signs maybe we have, these are only a good flavoring that sometimes spices up our romance story. 
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Our Question for this week Newsletter:
Do you believe in sign?, In what encounter have you experienced?
Comments from our past Newsletter:
In your own opinion, are you in favor of divorce? why?
"Romance/Love Newsletter (July 22, 2020)"
Your July 22nd newsletter caught my interest, because you make so many good points. I may be revealing my age when I say this, but there was a time when divorce was considered a failure. A divorced person, man or woman, must have something wrong with them if they couldn't make their marriage work. While I'm glad the stigma is no longer prevalent, it does seem like divorce has become too easy an out when there is trouble in a marriage. I attended my nieces wedding not long ago, and I overhead a young woman talking to her friends. She was to be married soon, and she said, "You know, if it doesn't work out we can just get divorced." I wondered why she would get married if she was already considering that her marriage might not work out and how easily it could be ended. I've known people who stay together 'for the children' and I saw how unhappy the parents were. In my opinion, unhappy and unloving parents do not translate into happy children.
I've been married to my high school sweetheart for over 51 years. There have been a few rough times along the way, but we chose to work through them, and I'm very thankful that we did.
~ Bikerider 
Samberine, I love the fact that you are opposed to divorce. It is a sad fact that it exists at all and I am in a country where it is all too prevalent. I think it is a sad state of the fragility of the human in their sin that allows it in our lives. It is much harder, but so much more worthwhile to work at marriage and fidelity. The only time it might be prudent to divorce is if there is abuse from one spouse to another. No one should have to live their whole lives in an abusive situation. I wish we lived in a world that was not full of sin.
~Aural 
I like this N/L Married 46 years b-4 first wife passed away. Married by the Bible, No divorces by the law.
~Monty 
Bless your heart. I had no idea there was no divorce in the Philippines. I’m in total agreement with you. While God told Moses he made a bill of divorce because of the HARDNESS of their heart. Sad to say it’s true. What the issue is, He didn’t allow divorced couples to remarry. Even in the New Testament he reiterated in Peter not to put away a wife/husband and marry another while the first one was still alive. In the last 50 years or less our government makes divorce/remarriage easy as using a pencil and eraser. Not so with God. You can try to explain it to others any way you want to justify your actions but when you stand before God they will be stuck in your throat. Be careful who you choose. I just wrote a passage about keys to marriage having been married 47 years. A friend is doing a marriage webinar for single women and young marrieds
~Quick-Quill 
You are so right; divorces are an ugly thing and heart-wrenching for those that are entangled within its grasp. I had a divorce ten years ago, and it was a domino effect on family and friends. When couples go through a divorce, it not only affects their children. It does the grandchildren, parents, family friends, and so on. God hates divorce; He enjoys the unite of happy families. When divorce rears its ugly head devastation is in its wake. I'm sorry to hear that the Philippines has legalized divorces. You are so right; times are taking a turn for the worse, not better for humanity. They have taken God out of so many things. The battle for Christ needs to be stronger than ever for us to survive this cruel world; that it is becoming more every day.
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Teresa aka LegendaryMasKLMs❤️BrewinMagic 
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