Ask what you actually want to know
For example: “I miss him, but I'm not sure whether to reach out.” You can ask about a relationship or your own plans without using unfamiliar language.
Tarot cannot confirm someone's unspoken thoughts. The reading considers the relationship you describe and the cards, rather than treating guesses as facts.
Add a little context
“Should I change jobs?” is fine. Adding “I'm exhausted, but the new opportunity has less stable income” helps focus on your real concern.
Leave out real names, phone numbers and addresses. Keep one question per reading rather than mixing work, relationships and several other concerns.
Questions you can use
I miss him, but I'm not sure whether to reach out.
Work has been exhausting. Should I look for something else?
I keep saying yes to others and regretting it. How can I say no?
I'm interested in two different paths. Which should I try first?
You can also select a question on the home page and change it to fit your situation.
Try a free reading first
The home page offers one free card per device each day. The whole one-card reading is included. Afterwards, you can decide whether a three-card or seven-card spread interests you.
Do not use tarot to establish facts or make health, legal, financial or safety decisions.