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A VR Tag by Sylvie of Tarot Magpie
#taromancetropes
#TaRomanceTropes VR to @TarotMagpie
💏 Ten tarot relationship styles Tarot Magpie
youtube.com/watch?v=4veXVdCQQpw&t=1762s
💕 Tag prompts:
1. Enemies to lovers: a deck, style, or system you've insisted just wasn't for you - until you realized it was.
2. Friends to lovers: a deck you used liked well enough, and then one reading deepened or changed your relationship with it.
3. Forced proximity: a deck you used for a month, took on holiday, made yourself work with for, that changed your relationship with it.
4. Soulmates: when it was just meant to be. A deck that you fell in love with immediately.
5. Slow-burn: a deck you didn't have the best first impression of, but the more you worked with it the more you liked it.
6. Opposites attract: this deck is NOT your usual style but you love it anyway.
7. Blind date: an impulse buy, a gift, or a deck you got without much research - but ended up really loving.
8. Second chance: a deck you planned to get rid of that worked its way back into rotation, or a deck that you did move along and ended up repurchasing.
9. Unrequited love: you really want to love this deck, but it just doesn't love you back (yet..?)
10. Love triangle - two decks that are in competition with each other in your collection, OR a pair of decks that you always use together.
A VR Tag by Sylvie of Tarot Magpie
#taromancetropes
#TaRomanceTropes VR to @TarotMagpie
💏 Ten tarot relationship styles Tarot Magpie
youtube.com/watch?v=4veXVdCQQpw&t=1762s
💕 Tag prompts:
1. Enemies to lovers: a deck, style, or system you've insisted just wasn't for you - until you realized it was.
2. Friends to lovers: a deck you used liked well enough, and then one reading deepened or changed your relationship with it.
3. Forced proximity: a deck you used for a month, took on holiday, made yourself work with for, that changed your relationship with it.
4. Soulmates: when it was just meant to be. A deck that you fell in love with immediately.
5. Slow-burn: a deck you didn't have the best first impression of, but the more you worked with it the more you liked it.
6. Opposites attract: this deck is NOT your usual style but you love it anyway.
7. Blind date: an impulse buy, a gift, or a deck you got without much research - but ended up really loving.
8. Second chance: a deck you planned to get rid of that worked its way back into rotation, or a deck that you did move along and ended up repurchasing.
9. Unrequited love: you really want to love this deck, but it just doesn't love you back (yet..?)
10. Love triangle - two decks that are in competition with each other in your collection, OR a pair of decks that you always use together.
