After the work dinner, they go quiet, and I keep trying to start a conversation.
On the way home after the work dinner, I ask how it went, and they grow quiet. When I look at compatibility, I don’t judge who cares more based only on how…
Scenes
- After the work dinner, I ask first — Once we’re in the taxi after the work dinner, I ask how it went, and they look out the window.
- “It was fine,” then nothing — When I ask, “Did you have fun tonight?” they say, “It was fine.” I pick another question to ask.
- When I look at how you express yourselves, I look beyond how much you talk — In a compatibility reading, I look at how each person shows interest, not just who talks more.
- I set that day’s words beside the reading — Put the ways you express yourselves in the reading beside those short answers after dinner, and the differences become clearer.
- Try leaving just one question — Tonight, instead of “How was dinner?” ask, “What’s one thing you remember most from the ride home?”
- Even a quiet night can become part of your story — Even if their answer was brief, what you asked and what they said in return remain clues to how you express yourselves.
Stories by Yeonhwa
- Yeonhwa
- On the way home from the work dinner, I ask the cards whether I should change jobs.
- After the meeting, I find myself thinking about that kindness again.
- Whenever I come home from a holiday gathering after being introduced to someone, I feel like I’m not enough.
- Worried I might run into him in front of our friends
- When I get back to my desk after a meeting, I remember how we used to laugh at the beginning.
- On payday, I sent my heart, but got a joke back
- At the company dinner, I wonder if I can let go of an old habit.
- My heart feels torn on the way to work