What Will My Future Husband Look Like? — Tarot Reading
A woman can carry a picture of her future husband for years and never get any closer to what he actually looks like. The tall dark man of her teens turns into a fair-haired man of average height who laughs at the wrong moments and wears the same worn jacket every winter. This free online tarot reading builds a portrait of your future husband from features rather than fantasies. The cards describe his type and his age, the colour of his hair and eyes, his build, the way he carries himself and the way he dresses. You will see what catches your eye when you meet him, whether it is his hands, his voice, the grey at his temples or that particular smile. The tarot spread also covers the other side of the question, why you might walk straight past your own man and file him away as another stranger in a coffee shop. Appearance rarely matches the ideal you have built, and there is nothing shameful in that. It is far worse to cross out a good man because he came up short against a picture in your head, an inch too short or a decade too grey. Sometimes one detail is enough to turn a blur into a person you would know anywhere.
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1What will my future husband look like?
2Will he match your ideal?
3What will catch your eye about him?
4What is his gaze like?
5Why might you walk right past him?
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What the reading reveals
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What will my future husband look like?
The look of the man you will spend your life with. Height and build, hair colour, eye colour, age. The general impression he gives when you stand face to face.
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Will he match your ideal?
You carry an image built from films, exes and teenage crushes. How much of it a living man will match, and what will turn out to be nothing like the picture.
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What will catch your eye about him?
Not the whole face, but the one detail that holds your gaze. His hands, the grey at his temples, a lopsided smile, the thing you keep coming back to later.
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What is his gaze like?
Eyes give a man away before his words do. Whether he holds your gaze calmly, looks off to the side, whether there is warmth in them or a cool sort of attention.
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Why might you walk right past him?
Sometimes the man you are waiting for looks nothing like the man you pictured, and your eye slides right over him. What throws you off and stops you looking twice.
When to do a reading
You want a description, not a feeling
You scroll through profiles and realise you have no idea who you are looking for. One is too thin, one is going bald, one looks fine but is photographed from behind. Where your future husband's face should be there is a blur. You want at least a rough sense of him, so you know who to watch for.
You are tired of blind dates
Fifth coffee this month, and again the man at the table looks nothing like the man in the photo. You finish your drink politely and count the minutes. At home you delete the number. How many more evenings like this are ahead if you cannot even picture the man you are waiting for?
You scan every crowd for him
On the train, in queues, at work you find yourself measuring men against something. The tall one by the window, the bearded one at the till. The game drags on and nothing gets clearer. You are not sure you would know your own man if he sat down opposite and started talking.
You worry you will not recognise him
No, you are not being fussy. There is simply a very specific face in your head, assembled from teenage crushes and old films. And you are afraid the man meant for you will look nothing like it, and you will write him off within a minute of meeting him.
You are sizing up someone new
A man turned up a few weeks ago and you keep looking at him. He is not your type at all, too calm and too ordinary. But your eye keeps snagging on his hands and the way he laughs. Is it him, or are you filling in the blanks because you want it to be?