Okay, so let me tell you about this free pregnancy tarot reading thing I tried out. I was scrolling online, you know, just killing time and feeling a bit anxious about, well, things. Then I saw these ads or posts popping up about free tarot readings specifically for pregnancy questions.
Finding the “Free” Reading
Honestly, I was curious. Like, what could it hurt, right? It said ‘free’. So I clicked around a bit. Found a few websites offering this. Some looked kinda sketchy, others more put-together. I picked one that seemed simple enough, didn’t ask for too much info upfront. Didn’t want to give my credit card or anything, obviously, because ‘free’ sometimes isn’t really free online.
Going Through the Motions
The process was pretty straightforward on the site I chose. I think I had to enter my name or maybe just think about my question really hard. Then it showed me a bunch of digital tarot cards, face down. I had to click on three of them, just randomly, or maybe ones I felt drawn to. It was all very quick, just a few clicks.
Then came the waiting part. Not long, maybe like 30 seconds while the page ‘processed’ my reading. Felt a bit like one of those online quizzes, you know?
What I Got
The reading itself popped up on the screen. It was just text. A few paragraphs explaining what the cards I picked supposedly meant in relation to pregnancy. It talked about things like:
- New beginnings
- Nurturing energy
- Patience being needed
It was all very… general. Nothing super specific. Stuff that could apply to pretty much anyone hoping for or wondering about pregnancy. It wasn’t bad, just vague. Like a horoscope, but with cards.
My Final Thoughts
Look, did it magically tell me if I was pregnant or not? No. Of course not. I wasn’t really expecting it to, deep down. It was more like a momentary distraction, something to focus on instead of just worrying. It felt like someone giving you a gentle, non-committal pat on the back.
Was it worth it? Well, it was free and only took a couple of minutes. So, yeah, in that sense, sure. It didn’t harm anything. But did it provide any real answers or deep insights? Nah. Not for me, anyway. It’s just one of those internet things you try once when you’re looking for a bit of hope or just something to do. Didn’t change anything, but it passed the time.
