I really love your readings! Especially your empathetic style of writing really helps to take their perspective before judging someone. It's not that many readers who are able to keep a balance and professionality. It often makes me feel guilty and I think I should definitely feel that while consuming a lot of these readings and that feeling is often worsened by posts I see where they admit that they're just nosy or when you cannot feel an inch of sympathy or understanding. While it's your choice to or to not support any of these celebrities and criticize them when they mess up, I do believe they deserve to be looked at as humans. Your readings really try to understand them as they are and where they're coming from instead of judging them. It feels really comforting and insightful at the same time. Thankyou for sharing this 💙
the way this message genuinely brought a tear to my eye.. (not joking lol i get sentimental so easily.. blame my 4h pisces moon for that) thank you so, so much for the sweet words. you have no idea how much i appreciate it.
i totally understand where you're coming from, and you've caught on to my intention very nicely. i always try my best to find a balance between keeping my readings real, not sugarcoating or twisting any truth, while also tying in a sense of understanding towards the person i read on.
celebrities are human beings with extraordinary jobs and different circumstances; but they're still made out of the same blood, flesh, brains and emotions that we all are. it's easy to look at them as a fantasy, a “concept” of a perfect person, rather than flawed and wounded human beings, since that's what the industry feeds us, and essentially thrives off of.
i personally like looking beyond that glamorous shell, and into their true souls, since that's what makes every individual so interesting.. understandably, that'll come with their downfalls coming to light too, but it'd be unfair to expect public figures to be any less perfect than we are.
obviously there is limits (tell me about having to learn to set boundaries in your empathy because i could write you a book about that) and a sense of responsibility that comes with the public platform and influence. that's a different conversation.
but, as you said beautifully - everyone still deserves to be looked at as a human being.
