Love & Relationships

Should I text them?

Use tarot to check whether reaching out is clarity, habit, hope, or self-abandonment.

Will they come back?

Look at whether a return is possible, healthy, delayed, or only tempting because the story feels unfinished.

Do they love me?

Ask whether love is present, blocked, immature, inconsistent, or being confused with attachment.

Is this relationship over?

Read whether the bond is ending, transforming, paused, or asking for one honest repair attempt.

Should I contact my ex?

Read whether reaching out to an ex would open something real or just reopen an old wound.

Will we reconcile?

Ask whether reconciliation has real structure behind it or is only being wished into shape.

Have they moved on?

Look at whether their distance means genuine closure, coping, or a slower process than yours.

Why are they pulling away?

Explore whether withdrawal is fear, overwhelm, outside pressure, or a quiet exit already underway.

Is this relationship worth saving?

Weigh what is still alive in the relationship against what it is costing you to keep it going.

Do they want a relationship?

Ask whether they want commitment with you specifically, or connection without the structure.

Are we compatible?

Look past chemistry into values, pace, conflict style, and whether you actually fit day to day.

Should I stay or leave?

Use the cards to weigh what staying is protecting against what leaving would finally allow.

What is blocking this relationship?

Identify the real obstacle: fear, timing, a third factor, unresolved history, or a pattern you both keep repeating.

Where is this relationship going?

Read the current trajectory: deepening, stalling, drifting, or approaching a decision point.

Will my ex contact me?

Ask whether they are likely to reach out, and what waiting for that message is doing to you.

Should I give them another chance?

Read whether a second chance is earned repair or a repeat of the same broken promise.

Why do I keep attracting the wrong people?

Look at the repeated pattern beneath your dating history: type, timing, self-worth, or an old wound on repeat.

Is it safe to fall for them?

Ask whether this new connection has real ground beneath it, or is moving faster than the evidence supports.

Should I tell them how I feel?

Weigh the cost of staying silent against the risk of honesty, and find the right timing to speak.

Are we on the same page?

Check whether you and they are actually building toward the same thing, or assuming from silence.

Is this just a rebound?

Ask whether a new connection is genuine or is standing in for something you have not fully processed yet.

Should I set a boundary with them?

Read what a needed boundary is protecting, and how to hold it without over-explaining or apologizing for it.

Why do I feel anxious in this relationship?

Separate real relational red flags from old attachment fear that this particular relationship did not create.

What do I need in a partner?

Get clear on your real needs before another relationship, separate from habit, hope, or old wounds.

Am I settling in this relationship?

Ask honestly whether comfort has quietly replaced fulfillment, and whether fear is disguised as contentment.