Does tarot lie? Does it give you a “no” answer when the true answer is a yes?
Tarot doesn’t really lie, or tell the truth for that matter. They are interpreted based on the question you ask and also the reader involved. When I read tarot cards for someone else I am seeing the path that they are on right now. But you always have free will and can change the direction you go at anytime. I often find that not getting accurate answers has more to do with the way the question is asked. Asking the Right Questions for An Awesome Tarot Reading? is a great place to start with asking good questions. And then there are these questions : 10 Things You Should NEVER ASk Your Tarot Reader . Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any other questions.
Would you read this? Honest answers please!?
Ok tell me your honest opinion. I am trying to write a story, and i am wondering if this is a Preface that makes you want to keep reading. PLEASE tell me your HONEST opinion. I can take negatives and positives. Thanks. Preface If I told you my name was Danielle Patricks would that ring a bell? My story was all over the radio, television and news. Revealed without my consent. All I could remember were the flash backs of pain. Blood everywhere, a body laying on the floor, tears filling my eyes. That was before we ran. Before we changed our names, and fled into the deep woods of Aberdeen, Washington. I never realized that the person I trusted the most, would turn out to deceive me. Would try to kill me. Just like the others.
Is it ok if I only read answers, but don't answer any questions on Quora?
Of course, it is ok if you only read answers and not answer questions. It is like going to a Public Art Gallery and only viewing whatever is at display and not contributing any piece yourself; you may, if you have the talent and will to do it, otherwise just come away after enjoying other people’s work.Actually Quora is a great place to imbibe knowledge on all sorts of subjects from experts (yours truly excepted). Once you have acquired enough knowledge and practiced writing (it is much easier on computer than old fashioned handwriting) you would yourself want to answer questions.
What would be the best answer to the question "why don't you read books?"
That depends on *why* you don't read. 1. You're too stupid - OK, own up to it. 2. Dyslexia - deflect it. "Duh! I don't read because I'm only homo erectus! Give me a few hundred thousand years to evolve before you expect me to read!"3. You prefer movies and video games - Act superior. "I allow my minions in Hollywood to prepare the material for my perusal, rather than perform the imaginative heavy lifting myself." Try to pair this with a sniff and a slightly raised nose while sneering. 4. You had a bad experience - IMO, you should get over it, and stop missing out on reading, but until you do, attack! "Do you have any idea what reading did to my life!"
I read my friends emails! Best Answer gets 10 points!?
Ok so once my friend gave me her password for her email account so one time I just logged onto her account for fun to read some of her emails, and then i found some about me and some secrets she never told me. After awhile, I logged on again, and the same thing happened. Now, I do it everyday. I read all her emails and I just can't stop. I haven't told her and she has no idea. I don't know what to do. I want to stop, because I know this can only hurt our friendship, but I don't know how. Should I tell her what I do? How can I stop? Please help me. I need advice.
Should I read Yaoi??? >
ancient mind trick: Read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi, read yaoi! Did it work???? You will get addicted if you read or watch yaoi! My favorite Yaoi anime (so far) is Junjou Romantica! It's so funny, but the anime does not have that much "action" in it, yet still qualifies as yaoi. I have not read the manga yet, so I do not know if it contains any more yaoi-ness than the anime. Yes, please do start watching yaoi. Some of it is better than others, as is with all anime and manga. I like Doujinshi! My favorite Saiyuki doujinshi (Sanzo/Gojyo), but I also like other doujins (Weiss Kreuz' Aya & Yoji are good) also. Yuri? to be honest, I have not seen much of it so I can't really form an opinion. I am willing to give it a chance though. On the whole guys usually like Yuri & females (like me) usually prefer Yaoi. But, I will give Yuri a chance. Where you can read Yaoi & Yuri? I will net to lave and return to edit. I keep a list in a folder in Yahoo.
Reading gives me anxiety. How can I become an avid reader?
Read. It doesn’t matter what you read, as long as it’s something you enjoy. Yes, that means graphic novels are OK. That means children’s books are OK. As long as you’re reading, that’s all that matters. Stop worrying about becoming an “avid” reader. Just become a reader. The rest will take care of itself.
Do you have to read textbooks in college?
You might be okay. But most students need to do the reading in order to really succeed in class. In many classes, not everything that's in the book is discussed in class, and vice versa, and you're responsible for all of it. Professors who teach at the college level (not all do, and some colleges do not allow them to because administrators don't think the students at that school can do college-level work) assume that e everyone has done the reading before they get to class. Students who don't do so can end up failing quizzes, getting 0's on participation grades (because quality of participation counts), discovering that professors don't give them the benefit of the doubt because they're regarded as slackers, etc. I recommend that you do the 50 pages. Then see what happens. If the class is just a rehash of what you read, maybe you will want to risk not reading another time. But if you don't read, you won't know what you missed, and that's a chance thing to try. Of course, you're an adult. It's your call. And if you're okay living with whatever the consequences are, do what you like. I hope you have a great semester.
I'm 25 and I still read seventeen magazine, is that ok?
If you enjoy it, and get something worthwhile from reading it, it's perfectly okay. The age limit for their contests is 29, so as far as they're concerned, you're well within their target audience. No one has the right to tell you that you can't have a guilty reading pleasure, and if the tips and advice make you look and feel better, then go for it!