I actually married a fortune teller _ I actually married a fortune teller.

It's good for you to make marriage so complicated ~

First of all: eight-character numerologists are not a special industry, but the world knows very little and feels mysterious.

Secondly: I have never heard of a numerologist who doesn't marry and have children. People engaged in so-called "special industries" are also ordinary people. As human beings, we should not only abide by the natural laws of birth, aging, illness and death, but also follow the interpersonal laws of marriage and children.

Once again: numerology and feng shui masters have nothing to hide, but most people don't understand them, so they just hide their talents and knowledge.

Finally: the eight-character numerologist, because he is proficient in eight-character numerology, may have a bad fate in other aspects. This is the law of nature. Both eastern and western proverbs say that God is fair to everyone. If you are endowed with this talent, you will certainly be inferior to others. This is a natural phenomenon, not a mystery.

Plus: If you like someone, let him know. If he cares about you, let them get married. Don't worry ~ bless all lovers in the world.

The landlord added a question, and I added an answer:

You think he always shuts you out, which means he doesn't want to be a couple with you.

Maybe he thinks you don't have the qualities that his other half should have. So I always say something ambiguous and refuse people who are thousands of miles away.

I advise the landlord to give up ~ Love and marriage are two of a kind's business. Reluctantly not coming ~

Give up-is responsible for yourself, but also a relief for the people you love.

What I said is straightforward, but I still hope to adopt it. ~ Advice when least heeded is good for action ~