Psycic Readings

he asked me to marry him......?

he asked me to marry him.... and my psycic told me he isnt the one. it would end in divorce. ( i never told her about any thing, i just got a tarot reading) so i am just letting everything run its course. she said that i would meet my soul mate at the end of the year. i dont know what to do... i really like him. and i dont want to do anything that will hurt him. but i am afraid of saying yes to his proposal (which he keeps asking) and then relize it was a mistake. he knows i want to wait a while and get to know him better first. what to do??

I think the question you should be asking yourself is, "Do I love him?"
And that should answer it for you.
Don't be looking for "the one," or you're just going to be miserable forever.
Hope this helped!

Can tarot cards really tell the future?

My boyfriends friend has been practicing wicca for awhile and does tarot card readings. He was recently given a new tarot card set and wanted to do a reading for me, but that psycic stuff kinna freaks me out. But the more he told me about it the more intrigued i was. Now I want to try it. Should I do it? How does it work? Is it accurate? What should I ask?

No one can predict the future with tarot cards. They are along the same line as astrology - you are actually interpreting what is said to fit your life. If someone told you that tomorrow if you see a woman dressed in red you would be lucky in financial matters, what would you do? You would be on the lookout the next day for a woman dressed in red. Then if you seen someone dressed in red you might go and buy a lottery ticket. If you win, you would think, oh my gosh, they were right, I'll do it again! But if you didn't win, you would make all kinds of excuses like maybe it wasn't the right shade of red that she had on, or maybe she needed to be all in red, or maybe I wasn't supposed to by a lottery ticket maybe I was supposed to go play Bingo... and on and on. You make your actions fit the prediction and if you can't then you try to justify it. It's a superstition to some and a way to scam money for others.