- After a twelve-year relationship and being ghosted twice by Dawn, how do I move forward, and are my signs and dreams telling me to wait?
Mike reads the last letter: a 55-year-old man dated Dawn for twelve years, both of them leaving their marriages, was ghosted twice, and now wonders whether his 'divine messages, signs, and dreams' mean he should keep waiting. The room is blunt: erase her number, the relationship is over, and visions that arrive after 'a bucket of' anything are not from the Lord. The hosts call it confusing divine intervention with the tingleys and warn against pursuing someone already in a committed relationship. Secular's answer asks whether Dawn is a houseplant and advises staying away at all costs. The show signs off with the room chanting for the sign-off dance.
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