Will He Leave His Mistress? — Tarot Reading
He says she means nothing, and you want to believe it. Her number still sits in his phone though, and his evenings go somewhere you cannot name. Will he leave his mistress for good, or stall until you run out of patience and walk first. The free Tarot reading Will He Leave His Mistress works with what he will not admit even to himself. Five cards show how strong his attachment to the other woman is, what lies underneath it, and whether he has the nerve to cut the affair off completely. You also see what his promises are worth, the ones repeated month after month with no act behind them. A man rarely stalls out of malice, more often he dreads losing both women at once and keeps postponing the choice. Tarot speaks in feelings and motives, so instead of a bare yes or no you get a picture of what goes on inside him. It becomes clear what frightens him more, a scene, guilt, or an empty flat. And how he regards you today, after all these months. Maybe the decision is already made and he is only picking his words. Or maybe this arrangement suits him and he plans to change nothing at all. The spread runs online with no registration.
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1Will he give up the other woman?
2What binds him to her?
3How honest are his promises?
4What does he feel for you now?
5What scares him about choosing?
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What the reading reveals
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Will he give up the other woman?
Whether he cuts the other woman off or everything stays exactly as it is. Does he have the nerve to leave her for good, not just until the next reconciliation.
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What binds him to her?
Habit, passion, pity, a sense of duty. Whatever will not let him walk away from the other woman, even when he is worn out by it and swears he wants it over.
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How honest are his promises?
I will end it, just give me time. How many times have you heard that. Whether any steps follow the words, or he repeats them so you drop the hard conversation again.
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What does he feel for you now?
Are you the home he returns to or the woman he loves. His feelings for you today, with no allowance made for the past and no polite words said to keep you calm.
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What scares him about choosing?
The fear of ending up with no one bites harder than being lonely together. What stops him short of the break, losing her warmth, a scandal, other people, or his own guilt.
When to do a reading
He has promised to leave her for two years
The first time he said it would end soon was two autumns ago. Then came the New Year promises, then the spring ones. You know the exact tone he uses now, and you know nothing moves after the talk. His bag sits in the hallway again and you no longer ask where he is going.
You found the messages and wait for his move
The phone lay face up and the message read itself. You did not shout. You put it back down and spent the evening working out what to say in the morning. Now he knows that you know, and something hangs between you. He says nothing, you say nothing, and someone has to speak.
He is home again but hides his phone
He is home every evening, eats dinner, watches a series with you. He also keeps his phone face down and takes it into the shower with him. Everything looks restored, yet that small thing gnaws at you. You catch yourself listening for a buzz in his coat out in the hall.
He lives with her and calls you
He moved to her place in March. He left half his things behind and his toothbrush still stands in the glass. Once a week he calls, asks about your son, about work, then goes quiet on the line. You cannot read it. A goodbye dragging on, or a man feeling for the way back.
You gave an ultimatum and wait for an answer
Her or me, you said, and startled yourself with your own words. He asked for a week. The week passed and a second one began. He moves around the house more quietly than usual, fixing things he had ignored for years. No answer comes, and you fear that this is the answer.