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Offline Star_01

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #15 on: September 29, 2019, 04:59:32 PM »
I had a reader tell me someone wasn't going to return and they have technically twice. The other day I redownloaded snapchat and saw a request from him, and he also viewed my dating profile. Negative doesn't always mean right.
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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #16 on: September 29, 2019, 05:40:24 PM »
return means looking a a person profile???? and sending a friends request??? Don't think so!!!! I'm not attacking you just pointing it out.

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #17 on: September 29, 2019, 05:41:16 PM »
return means looking a a person profile???? and sending a friends request??? Don't think so!!!! I'm not attacking you just pointing it out.

He contacted me on snapchat. We talked. Perhaps I should have been clearer - she said he wouldn't return and no contact again. This was a reader never mentioned on here.

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #18 on: September 29, 2019, 05:47:13 PM »
Glad he returned and you're  now chatting..   I guess all the others you said were wrong, were  actually correct. Hope things work out for you.

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #19 on: September 29, 2019, 05:49:13 PM »
Glad he returned and you're  now chatting..   I guess all the others you said were wrong, were  actually correct. Hope things work out for you.

Thanks alot, it wasn't the ex that I got addicted to, though. Just a guy I was talking to for a few weeks who ghosted and I was looking for answers at the time.

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #20 on: September 29, 2019, 06:42:37 PM »
I'm the one who LOOKS for the negatives. I don't mind them at all, and feel like they would be the most realistic depending on the topic I am reading on. There's areas of my life which are great and I know will continue to be great because it's in my hands.

There's areas of my life that suck, and I know they likely will stay that way because they're not in my power/control. So anyone who tells me all positive about those areas, I immediately roll my eyes.

That being said, even though I'm not afraid to receive negative news, I keep on getting fairytales! It sucks.

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #21 on: September 30, 2019, 12:40:46 PM »
I'm the one who LOOKS for the negatives. I don't mind them at all, and feel like they would be the most realistic depending on the topic I am reading on. There's areas of my life which are great and I know will continue to be great because it's in my hands.

There's areas of my life that suck, and I know they likely will stay that way because they're not in my power/control. So anyone who tells me all positive about those areas, I immediately roll my eyes.

That being said, even though I'm not afraid to receive negative news, I keep on getting fairytales! It sucks.

The most non-fairytale readings I got were from Shawnne McKenna, Michelle Caporale, and Michele Answers . . . and Karenjo. Have you tried any of them?

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #22 on: September 30, 2019, 01:07:59 PM »
No, I haven't. I swear I'm done now haha! Do not tempt me!

I have to post here on a few I tried but I did try Kira after she gave me a free minute to make up for the one she took and yeah she was very negative and I'm prone to believe it. She's probably been the most negative so far, out of all the hitters I've tried, only one or so has been negative. I've tried other 'negative' ones who typically make people cry, and they all gave me fairy tales. I don't know :/

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #23 on: September 30, 2019, 01:10:17 PM »
I'm the one who LOOKS for the negatives. I don't mind them at all, and feel like they would be the most realistic depending on the topic I am reading on. There's areas of my life which are great and I know will continue to be great because it's in my hands.

There's areas of my life that suck, and I know they likely will stay that way because they're not in my power/control. So anyone who tells me all positive about those areas, I immediately roll my eyes.

That being said, even though I'm not afraid to receive negative news, I keep on getting fairytales! It sucks.

The most non-fairytale readings I got were from Shawnne McKenna, Michelle Caporale, and Michele Answers . . . and Karenjo. Have you tried any of them?

I'm interested in talking to Karen Jo, just waiting on scheduling. I'll let you know how it goes.

I’d definitely love to hear your opinion on her!

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Re: Why do we dismiss the "negative outcome" predictions
« Reply #24 on: September 30, 2019, 01:12:24 PM »
No, I haven't. I swear I'm done now haha! Do not tempt me!

I have to post here on a few I tried but I did try Kira after she gave me a free minute to make up for the one she took and yeah she was very negative and I'm prone to believe it. She's probably been the most negative so far, out of all the hitters I've tried, only one or so has been negative. I've tried other 'negative' ones who typically make people cry, and they all gave me fairy tales. I don't know :/

Ness is another one that is just very realistic in my experience.  I like her a lot, even though there is nothing dreamy about what she had to say.  She has her own site.