You deleted their number, but you still check your notifications

Two in the morning. You typed out the number you had deleted, got as far as the call button, and put the phone down. You cannot ask your friends again. You are tired of hearing "just move on," and you feel bad bringing it up one more time. But it is not over yet, is it? Whether they will reach out, or whether this really is the end. Knowing that one thing would make tonight easier.

Here is what your reading looks like

The answer comes out differently for everyone. No two birth charts are the same, and neither are two breakups. Below is a real reading, shown exactly as it came out. The first card is not blurred.

Six things we look at

1. How deep the bond runs, scored as a compatibility index 2. Your chances of reconciling, split into 3 months, 6 months, and a year 3. When they are most likely to reach out, ranked first to third 4. Where their heart is right now 5. What brings a reunion closer, and what is standing in the way 6. How things would go if you got back together, and what to do if it is time to start over

We read both birth charts side by side

This is not about comfort. It is about structure. Korean saju reads where the marriage palace sits in each chart and which relationship markers attach to it. We start by judging what kind of bond tied the two of you together in the first place, then score its depth as a compatibility index. A shallow bond comes back briefly, if at all. A deep one comes back differently. When you tap Analyze, you will pick the other person from your profiles. If you have not added them yet, you can do it right there. All you need is their date of birth, and the time of birth is optional. Then you answer a few questions about the breakup.

We will not tell you to hold on. We will not give you anything that makes you suspicious of them. Just how likely they are to reach out, and when, exactly as the charts read it.