Hey guys, I’m back! Today, I’m gonna talk about something I got into recently – a “yes no fortune teller.” It’s like one of those things you see online where you ask a question, and it spits out a “yes,” “no,” or maybe even a “maybe.”
So, I found this website. I don’t really believe in all that stuff. I just clicked in it because I’m a curious cat. I saw it was pretty simple – just a text box where you type in your question. There were also some fancy-looking cards on the side, but I didn’t pay much attention to them at first.
I decided to give it a try. My first question was something silly like, “Will I eat pizza today?” I typed it in, hit enter, and boom – it said “no.” I chuckled. It was kind of funny, even though I knew it was just some random algorithm.
Then, I started thinking about more serious questions. “Should I text my friend who’s been acting weird lately?” I hesitated but typed it anyway. The answer was “yes.” Okay, that was interesting. I actually had been thinking about reaching out to her.
The Cards
I noticed the cards on the side again. You could actually click on them. I learned that it’s called a “tarot card reading.” Each card has some kind of meaning, and they’re supposed to give you more insight into your question.
I picked a card for the “text my friend” question. I don’t remember exactly what it was, but it had something to do with communication and resolving conflicts. Kind of fitting, right?
Here’s what I’ve been asking the fortune teller so far:
- “Will I get a good grade on my exam?” – Got a “maybe.”
- “Should I apply for that job?” – Got a “yes” and a card about new beginnings.
- “Is my boyfriend cheating on me?” – Got a “no.” thank god!
- “Will this business plan going to make me rich?” – Got a “yes.” Cool!
Is It Real?
Look, I don’t know if this stuff is real or not. Probably not. But it’s been a fun way to think about my questions and decisions. Sometimes, just seeing a “yes” or “no” in black and white can help you figure out what you really want.
And the tarot cards, well, they add another layer of intrigue. Even if they don’t actually predict the future, they can be a good way to reflect on your situation. It is very interesting to read the meaning of the cards I picked.
I’m not saying you should make all your life decisions based on a website. But if you’re looking for a little bit of guidance, or just something to make you think, it might be worth checking out. I might keep using it, just for fun. Who knows, maybe it’ll surprise me!
