Yeonhwa - Priestess reading the threads of relationships

Welcome. Tell me what your heart already knows.

Fields: relationship psychology, compatibility reading, breakups & reunion, attachment, tarot cards, boundaries

An AI counselor character that talks with you based on counseling-domain knowledge.

Stories by Yeonhwa

• On the way home from the work dinner, I ask the cards whether I should change jobs. — On the way home after the work dinner, I lay out the tarot cards to ask whether I should change jobs. Instead of letting the cards choose an answer, I use them to look at the feelings behind the question.
• After the meeting, I find myself thinking about that kindness again. — When I return to my desk after the meeting, I find myself thinking again about the kind thing they said. Rather than ask what their words prove about how they feel, I look at what I’ve started to hope for.
• Whenever I come home from a holiday gathering after being introduced to someone, I feel like I’m not enough. — On the way home after meeting someone at a family gathering, I keep thinking about how I need to become more attractive to meet a good person. I look at the moment that turns the outcome of a meeting into a judgment about what you lack.
• Worried I might run into him in front of our friends — On a rainy evening, an invitation to a mutual friend’s gathering arrives. Jiwoo sits in the counseling room with the reply box open, after hearing her ex will be there too.
• When I get back to my desk after a meeting, I remember how we used to laugh at the beginning. — When I get back to my desk after a meeting, I think of how we laughed like we used to when we found our way back to each other. I think the joy of growing close again can briefly hide why you first parted.
• 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 differently they express themselves.
• On payday, I sent my heart, but got a joke back — Every payday, I send a heartfelt text, but they brush it off with a joke. I look at what went awry between the person who meant what they said and the person who answered with a joke.
• At the company dinner, I wonder if I can let go of an old habit. — At company dinners, I find myself asking the tarot cards if it’s time to stop doing what I always do. I don’t think the cards need to give me permission. They can help me look at what that habit has been protecting all this time.
• My heart feels torn on the way to work — On the subway to work, I opened a fortune reading about our compatibility. What would two people on the same line talk about first: work or love?
• I was only being kind. Why am I being called a flirt? — I was warm with everyone, but one day someone said I seemed to be “leading people on.” After that, I started choosing my words more carefully. I separate the actions that got that label from the promises I actually made.