An excellent source of insight into true self
An excellent source of insight into many facets of myself allowing me to move forward in a very positive way privately and professionally.
27 July 2026
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forces you to be subscribed
forces you to be subscribed, doesnt give u a way out, can't even delete account.
said she'll send me birth chart "for free", didn't send me anything and refuses to let me delete my account. feels a bit scammy to just have my info forever.
also no option to "unsubscribe" in emails sent. adds to the feeling of being trapped.
25 April 2026
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The readings are detailed in a way that…
The readings are detailed in a way that actually holds up.
23 April 2026
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