Do you think Tarot readings or accurate, and do you guys believe in them or just it just false hope?

[Anonymous]

I tried a tarot reading online to get some clarity from my ex and if they could see if he was still thinking about me or not. And basically they told me, that he thinks about me, and there is a girl who’s interested in him, but he doesn’t reciprocate her feelings, but they hang out. They also told me, she distracts him and that he’s trying to understand himself and thinks about our relationship and regrets our break up. i could screenshot but it’ll just be a lot. they said he’s just focusing on work, and socializing not think about relationships but ours, and that this girl who’s talking to him is his age and has dark hair, but she can’t replace me because our connection etc. I don't know i want to believe this is true, but im doubtful. Do you guys believe in tarot readings?

[MrOracle]

Tarot card readings are almost always successful - their goal is to separate marks (i. e., suckers) from their money, by telling them sweet lies that they are desperate to believe. Psychics and Spiritualists and Astrologists and many other variations all do the same thing: they feed people false hope in return for money.

And they will all eventually happen upon someone who is so desperate that they'll keep going back again and again, paying more and more, and the real trick is to give that person JUST enough (and no more!) to keep them coming back again, in an endless cycle, until they're broke. Some people end up taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from a desperate person (nearly always female, and nearly always someone else's money, usually her husband's). Women comprise over 80% of the marks for these "services."

This guy is your EX, meaning you aren't together with him anymore, and you almost certainly are never going to be, so FORGET ABOUT HIM, stop trying to find out what he's doing, and MOVE ON. Don't pay scammers to give you false hope. Take the loss, LEARN FROM IT (there's at least one lesson - often more than one - to learn in any loss), and do better in the future, but stop going backwards.

[Asker]

Ok, so it’s not accurate and they’re just really good with sweet lies and false hope, i had a feeling, but i’ve never done one, and didn’t know if they were legit. Now i know that it’s bs!

[MrOracle]

You were smart enough to be skeptical and ask questions, so you're doing better than a lot of people.

In the future, if you want your relationships to be a success, vet every potential partner by their morals, values, and life-goals at the very beginning - BEFORE you make any commitment to them - and if you discover major red flags, and you can't work them out with a solution you can both live with (without complaint), then have the strength to end things right there. This is true no matter how attractive they are or how strong your feelings are for them - if their morals, values, and life-goals aren't right, then you have zero chances of long-term success, so if you commit anyway, you'll just be letting yourself get used (and often subsequently discarded).

Do NOT rely on your feelings alone, because your feelings would be perfectly happy to lead you into the arms of even a serial killer - your feelings have no concept of the future, only the current moment - so it's up to you to ALSO use your logic and reason to protect yourself and make better choices.

[alexiah]

We get it men are very logical!

[leahzrc]

I am into tarot cards I pick a daily card and an Angel card. I leave it on a card stand with the reading open and look back. Last night I got my own moral guardian angel Mumiah and last night was a night of fortune for me because I connected my family to play the spirit board together and now a family member is going to die but today was simple fortune

[leahzrc]

I meant yesterday morning I picked Mumiah she is "God, the End of the Universe"

[zagor]

As accurate as flipping a coin.

[QuietRunner]

did one once

it was accurate