A reading about someone specific
Most questions are about one person. Say who they are to you and the questions change: an ex is not asked the same things as a partner or someone new.
Pick who it is aboutWho is it about?
- My ex Should I reach out to my ex?
- Someone new Where is this going with someone new?
- My partner Why do I feel alone with my partner?
- A friend Is this friendship still mutual?
- Someone at work Should I say something at work?
- Family Why is this family thing so heavy?
Who they are to you, not who they are
We never ask for a name and you should not type one. “My ex” tells the reader everything it needs, and a name would add nothing to the reading.
Questions people ask
- Do I have to give their name?
- No, and please do not. Choosing a relationship — my ex, my partner, a friend, someone at work — gives the reading all the context it uses. A name adds nothing and is not ours to store.
- Can it tell me how they feel about me?
- It will not claim to read another person's mind. What it can do is read your sense of the situation, which is usually the thing actually being asked.
- Do I need to know anything about tarot?
- No. Every reading opens by saying what is on the card and what it tends to mean, then connects it to what you asked. Nothing assumes you have read tarot before.
- What does it cost?
- One coin turns one card. Your first few are free, and there is a free one every day. Coins you buy never expire.
- Is it accurate?
- It is reflection, for entertainment. A reading will not name a date, promise an outcome, or tell you what someone else is thinking. What it does is read the card against your question.