Things I won’t read

Some questions are too big for one piece of good news and one piece of bad news. Here is what I leave alone, and why.

I don’t read how long anyone has, whether someone will get sick, whether something bad might happen, or whether you will or won’t be pregnant. A birth chart can’t answer these, and they aren’t mine to guess at.

If one of these is weighing on you, the right door is a doctor, a professional, or someone you trust. I’m here for the lighter questions.

I don’t pick winning numbers, and I won’t tell you what to buy or sell. I read people, not markets.

I can offer a story to think about. For medical, legal, or financial decisions, speak to a qualified professional.

Please don’t use a piece of good news or bad news as the reason to do something big, or to skip it.

I can’t read secrets, hidden feelings, or the mind of someone who isn’t standing here with you. I read you, and the season you’re in.

That includes your ex’s new someone. I won’t say what they’re like, or whether it will last.

I won’t tell you a relationship is over, and I won’t tell you someone is the one. Love isn’t a verdict, and I only do weather.

If you’re thinking about hurting yourself, or you’re in danger, please contact your local emergency services right now. In the US, you can call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Elsewhere, findahelpline.com lists lines by country.

A reading is not the right help for this, and you deserve the right help.

Your season, your patterns in love, one good thing, and one thing to watch.

Ask me something you can carry.