How to convince a girl with a superstitious constellation

What does it matter if she believes it or not? Believe it. My grandmother is superstitious about Buddhism, and my grandmother and mother are superstitious about ghosts and gods. They always tell my fortune, because fortune tellers say that they are lucky and like to listen. Fortune teller A came this year, and they went to count my life. The next year, fortune teller B came and they went again. They just want their grandchildren and sons to have a good fate, so those fortune tellers satisfy their psychology. I think so, too. Women are generally superstitious about those people. My dad and I basically don't believe this, but when something big happens, my dad also believes this and wants to be confident. Obviously, I got good grades, but before the college entrance examination,

The general psychology of the weak: believe in struggle in prosperity, and all your achievements are earned by your struggle; In adversity, I believe in fate, and all my bad things are caused by fate; When we are calm, we are afraid of the unknown, so we pray for the blessing of God and ancestors and hope for "prophets" (fortune tellers, wizards, etc. ) will show us the way. People there often worship our ancestors and pray for their blessings.

Finally, I think why do you interfere with other people's beliefs? Idiot.