Okay, so I tried this thing I saw online – a free tarot card reading for relationships. I was kinda skeptical, but hey, nothing to lose, right?
First, I googled “free tarot card reading relationship” and a bunch of sites popped up. I chose one that looked legit-ish (some looked super sketchy, like they’d steal my credit card info). It asked me to focus on my relationship situation, which is… complicated, to say the least.
Then, I had to pick some cards from a virtual deck. I think I chose like, three cards? I don’t remember exactly, but I tried to really think about my situation while clicking on them. It felt kinda silly, ngl.
After I picked the cards, the site generated a “reading.” It showed me the cards I picked and gave a little blurb about what each card supposedly meant. The first card was something about communication, the second was about… feelings? And the third was like, the overall outcome or something. I can’t really recall.
Honestly, the reading was pretty vague. It said some stuff about needing to be more open and honest, and being mindful of my partner’s feelings. Which, duh, is pretty generic relationship advice. It didn’t really give me any specific insights or tell me anything I didn’t already know.
I also tried another site, just to see if the readings would be different. This one had a slightly different layout and the cards were different too. The process was pretty much the same: think about my relationship, pick some cards, read the interpretation.
This second reading was even more vague than the first! It talked about “potential challenges” and needing to “trust the process.” Super helpful, right? It felt like it could apply to anyone in any relationship.
So, did the free tarot card reading solve my relationship problems? Nope. Did it give me any earth-shattering revelations? Definitely not. Was it a fun, slightly cheesy way to spend five minutes? Maybe. I guess it’s worth a shot if you’re bored and curious, but don’t expect miracles. Maybe spending the money on a real reading would be better.
