Okay, so I decided to give one of those free 3 card love tarot readings a go the other day. Wasn’t really expecting much, you know, just curious mostly. Things have been a bit… well, let’s just say stagnant on the romance front, and I figured, why not? It’s free, right?
So, I started by just searching around online. Found a bunch of places offering these things. Picked one that looked simple enough, no weird sign-ups or anything immediately obvious.
Getting Started
The site loaded up. It asked me to kinda focus on my question about love. Didn’t have a super specific one, more like a general ‘what’s going on?’ kinda vibe. So, I took a moment, closed my eyes briefly, tried to clear my head, and just thought about… well, love, I guess. My situation.
Then there was usually a button like ‘Shuffle Cards’ or ‘Draw Your Cards’. I clicked that. Watched some digital animation of cards shuffling. Felt a bit silly, but hey, I was committed now.
The Reading Part
After the shuffling animation, three cards popped up on the screen, face down. Then, one by one, they flipped over. The site usually labeled them, something like:
- Card 1: Your Past / The Situation
- Card 2: Your Present / Obstacles
- Card 3: Your Future / Outcome
It varied a bit between sites, but that was the general idea. Three positions, three cards.
Then came the interpretations. Under each card, there was a little blurb explaining what it might mean in relation to my love life, based on its position. It wasn’t super detailed, kind of generic stuff mostly. Like, one card might talk about past disappointments still affecting me, another about needing to be more open, and the last one maybe hinting at potential but needing effort.
I read through them. Some bits sort of resonated, you know? Like, yeah, okay, maybe that past thing is still lingering. Other parts felt a bit vague, could apply to anyone really.
Final Thoughts
So, did it solve all my love life problems? Nah, of course not. It’s a free reading on the internet. But it was an interesting little exercise. Took maybe five minutes total. It kinda got me thinking about things from a slightly different angle, which I suppose is the point.
Didn’t cost anything but a few minutes. It was a simple process: focus, click, read. Nothing magical happened, but it was a harmless way to spend a bit of time reflecting. Wouldn’t base any major life decisions on it, but for a quick, free bit of introspection? Sure, it was alright. Just managed my expectations from the start.
