It's a really interesting path, but sometimes it's tough to find people who get it and can discuss it with me.

Don't see it as a setback; it's actually just part of the healing journey.

I'm often trying to figure out how to put things, walking this line between speaking my mind and worrying I'll inadvertently offend someone. I

Well, I'm not selling anything, just chatting

Hmm, when it comes to things like astrology or communicating with spirits, I kind of get the general idea, even if it's not my thing. But honestly, I really struggle to grasp furries in the context of esotericism, and the way the whole concept of otherkin has evolved also leaves me pretty confused.

Yeah, I see things similarly.

Totally agree, that's a healthy way to look at it.

Familiar much. That drive for connection and the absolute dread of feeling empty inside.

It's also been surprisingly helpful with future-related questions, especially concerning my health and finances – as a freelancer, my work can be pretty up and down, but Tarot has offered some real guidance there.

For example, if I don't feel tired from the energy I channel during and after my practice, that's a warning sign for me.

In these moments, I try to separate my psychological state (nothing will constantly bring the same level of pleasure and inspiration) from the feeling of emptiness when I've lost connection with something.

I have a lot of ways I could answer that question, but the most accurate one is probably this: that kind of practice is simply a way for me to be myself.