Marriage and relationships

She came back at the end of the year: every line of the year chart had played out. She decided not to renew the partnership.

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She wanted to know about the separation. I read both charts and told her the split was not a loss. In autumn she wrote back: it had all played out as described.

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A client asked about a man’s character and their future. The Qi Men Dun Jia reading showed hidden third parties and insincere commitments.

She sent a note I wrote two years prior about her future partner. The man she was seeing fit nearly every detail.

She asked if her husband would be transferred to Xinjiang for work. I said there would be travel, but mostly short-term, and he would likely not go long-term.

He asked if the relationship would end decently. I told him to be honest, not to hide it.

A client told me his first half of the year matched the year chart notes: frequent moves, arguments, and a new relationship.

A client wrote to say earlier readings about her work and relationship had played out. She is now with someone new, and asked about a reading for her partner.

She asked how to end a tangled relationship with no future. I said the second half of the year would settle it — either marriage or a breakup.

I told her the person in 2026 would be married, and not to get close. She came back to say it had happened exactly that way.

He asked about his relationship. I said it would fade, with a breakup likely next year. He came back to say it had ended, on the timeline mentioned.

She asked about her relationship timeline. I said the current match was unlikely to last, and she came back with news of a breakup in February.

A client asked if sedating her cat for a 7-hour drive was safe. I suggested a pet sitter instead, and noted small details about the person she already had in mind.

A client said last year's year chart had played out as written. She asked about relationship troubles, debt, and her daughters' grades this year.

A client returned with feedback on a past relationship reading: the intense connection she’d had ended, as noted earlier.

In 2022 I told her husband would move to a back-office role in 2026. He stepped down from his director position this semester.

She asked about her relationship patterns. I read her BaZi, and she said the details lined up with what had happened.

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He asked if the person he was interested in was the right one. I told him the current person was likely not his final choice.

He asked about his relationship. I told him it would fade after a sudden argument. He said it lined up with a temple slip he’d drawn months earlier.

A client asked about career promotion, workplace issues, and her marriage outlook after divorce. I went over her BaZi chart and the years ahead.

A client in Shanghai asked about her future with her current partner, children, and whether she would stay in the city long-term.