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"Clairvoyance"

By naugthyladyx September 06, 2020 11 answers Last updated September 06, 2020

I have the following problem - my husband believes the predictions. If I have to be honest, I also went to babysitters, but more about sports - I enjoy the good things and I forget the bad ones. We take it as a fun topic to talk to friends. However, this is not the case with my husband (soon I hope he is an EX) ... He, especially after I filed for divorce, went completely crazy - he constantly goes after spectators and becomes obsessed. He claims he was told that we would all get sick and die soon. He's out of his mind. I don't believe it, but I just find myself depressed. The worst thing is that he is trying to lure our daughter to such a fortune teller, and she is only 12. I threatened him with the police, social services and what not if he does, but ... there are no guarantees ... I'm surprised - he is over 50 years old, a university graduate, with a very prestigious profession - is it possible that he is obsessed with this? !? !! ? I have a doubt - it's all a bluff and a way of mental harassment directed at me, my parents and the child, but when I looked at his mad look and read the unrelated speeches ... I don't know ... I was trying to talk to him. I told him to take matters into his own hands. I said that after the divorce we would all be calmer and happier, but he didn't hear me. Just saying like a mantra "Everything I was told is coming true! We're going to die! It's going to be scary!" What would you do in my place? It will be scary! "What would you do in my place? It will be scary! "What would you do in my place?

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bostongirl11 answered · September 06, 2020

   That they always predict this and then ask you for money for some "cure" against bad energy ... All kinds of slaps ...

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josh3rosen answered · September 06, 2020

   I would go to live in Mexico and be a millionaire.

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aadomin answered · September 06, 2020

   I am the author. It's not about money ... He's just crazy ... I don't know how to protect the child from his madness.

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xxxtrinetyguessxxx answered · September 06, 2020

   Dear lady, Don't you see that the man loves you! You are blind and instead of being together you are fooling yourself with mom and dad! You have long become a mother and father and you must be a mature woman for both your boy and your elders! It is very easy to talk about divorce! People are not things! Stop and look around! You are the one who destroys! Your selfishness prevents you from being the person you were, to forgive and understand and to be happy! Don't break what you have created together! It really hurts! from vicissitudes hurts a lot! BUT you are both! And God has blessed you with a child! And your parents are alive and waiting to see some wisdom before they leave this world! Forgive me, but life is bigger than all of us and there is no room for mistrust and madness! You can go through anything and you will succeed! You have a faithful and wonderful companion, love him! He needs your trust to be strong and confident! He is only yours and forever! Even with white hair, you will be his girl, that friend he can't live without! I wish you happiness child1

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chanel_agnes answered · September 06, 2020

   All clairvoyants, fortune tellers, etc. are swindlers because they suggest things to you and people start believing them and the things they told you happen, but not because they have abilities, but because people themselves believe it and it happens to them. This is called the subconscious. These people use labile ones to blackmail them for money ...

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meganroxey answered · September 06, 2020

   Yes, you have magic. Give me BGN 500,000 to spoil it so that you are all alive and well. Hahahaha, abe something filmed yours (soon ex). It must be out of desperation that separation is looming. Or you leave him because of his despair - I did not understand. So: - it is not cool for a person to be obsessed with fortune tellers and similar charlatans - it is not cool to read your horoscope every day and connect what is written there with elements of your real life - beat him a jerk, but still logically explain the reasons and manifestations respect

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purplepattle answered · September 07, 2020

   What you will do with your marriage is entirely your business and I do not think it is fair to give advice about it. However, your husband certainly needs psychiatric help, otherwise he will drive everyone around him crazy with his mania. To me, all fortune tellers, hodges and nurses are charlatans, winning on the backs of human superstition and despair. Anyone with at least a gram of real self-esteem should be able to make a "self-diagnosis". Fortune tellers are about lying to people that they have magic, instead of looking for the reasons in themselves, which, as you can see from your case, creates new problems instead of solving the old ones.

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zarinaaaa answered · September 07, 2020

   "Everything I've been told is coming true! We're going to die! It's going to be scary!"

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wofeedentertainment answered · September 07, 2020

   Don't believe him! I'm not saying he's lying, I'm just saying he's deceived. Sorcerers and psychics are a very dangerous thing. They are the "right hand" of the devil. Although there are spells unfortunately. I've seen people who have been cast magic. There is only one cure - prayer and turn to the priest. Talk to him, he will listen to you and be sure that he will give you adequate advice on what to do.

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kulboka98 answered · September 08, 2020

   Once the priests got involved in the charlatan business of "breaking spells", things did not go well.

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sadie_sweet answered · September 08, 2020

   №10, you're very deluded, this is not a charlatan business and this is not the magic spell you've seen in the movies. You seem to watch a lot of movies, not to mention that you can't write, but you express a "competent" opinion. I write to help the woman, because I know that if the priest reads certain prayers against demons, spells and spells, if by chance there is something, the Lord will help her. And if she prays and fasts, there is nothing wrong with her. If there is anything at all in her case, because I think her husband is just manipulating her.