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I can’t be the only one who looks to signs and horoscopes when making big decisions


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by Esther O'Moore Donohoe
16th Nov 2021

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Signs and symbols can offer comfort when making life’s big decisions. And while the universe can give you all the signs you want, ultimately it’s down to you to push forward

I 1000% do not believe in star signs but also, I check them every single week on at least three different websites. As I read them, I filter out any hint of caution or negativity implied in the astrological word soups and instead treat them as cosy assurances that my week ahead will be golden. I don’t want to know how they work, I just know that I like ‘em. Before I left my full-time...

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