psychic

[JiltedJane]

HAS anyone ever used a psychic to predict their love life or get advice? Just wondering what everyones opinions were and if they had a reading what the outcomes were? Correct prediction or false? Why you don't believe in them?

[Chilli]

Depends who it is.

You would only take any notice of somebody that hits the mark all over the place with you or on something big, not just a few things , or somebody with a serious reputation.

l have whom l still consider a dear friend although we haven't spoken for awhile now but l won't talk about that .

But oddly , it was really weird actually years ago a friends grandmother , l didn't know her , she's English , he was just talking about her one day and next minute for some weird reason l was in her kitchen and she was doing my cards.

 

She was the real deal , told me a lot of stuff but the biggie was about my wife and where we'd meet and where we'd live even the colour of her hair which was an unusual colour .

And where we'd live was at the other end of the country 5,000 kl away , l'd never been there.

She described her personality even her ahh, rather healthy breast size, and a lot more about her.

 

Well , it all happened , l met her and she was exactly as she described and we ended up living up where she said we would too , 5,000kl away from her kitchen that day.

 

Soooo, make of that what you will.

Edited August 26, 2018 by Chilli

[Chilli]

Yeah , funny , l rang about this job once years ago and it turned out to be for a psychic hot line thing.

l said to her sorry it's not for me l'm not psychic .

 

She said oh don't worry about that we train you.

Sp there ya go def' don't waste your money on a hot line

[basil67]

My sister in law used to do tarot readings for money. I had her do mine for a laugh and no predictions came true...and the rest of the stuff she already knew.

 

Why don't I believe? Because I'm a sceptic on all matters from ghosts to gods.

[d0nnivain]

Psychics are FAKE. It's fine as a joke / parlor game but you can't run your life off what these people say.

 

I saw one in my early 20s who told me I'd marry at 24 & have to kids. That had actually always been my plan for my life so I was thrilled & believed her. I married at 41. I don't have children.

 

I saw one in my late 20s while visiting New Orleans. She told me that me & the 2 friends I was traveling with would all die in the same year. That was upsetting. I'm not really close to those women any more but I guess we'll see what happens in our 90s.

 

I saw another in my mid-30s who told me I'd never marry. I met my husband about 3 years later.