A tarot reading is a conversation about interpretations. You can disagree with a meaning, say that it does not fit your circumstances or decline to discuss a particular subject.
Looking at the details
It can help to ask how the reader arrived at an interpretation. Was it a visible detail in the card, its position in the spread or a convention from their guidebook? Asking for the distinction does not require you to accept the conclusion.
Trying a reflective approach
You do not need to supply private information to make a reading appear to fit. Keep your own perspective and avoid accepting statements about another person as established facts.
Keeping the interpretation open
Before booking, read the session description and ask about boundaries. A useful follow-up note can separate what was said, what you thought about it and any action you independently choose to take.
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