Twittermancy Reading
Someone gave me a link to Twittermancy when I made my first post here. I was having some worries and doubts and twittermancy was right there, so I decided to use it. I don't know how most of you use it, but for me, picking a word that typifies what you're asking about works really nicely. I'm worried about a friend of mine, that someone might be taking her for a ride, so I asked twittermancy. I used "deceiver" for the person I think is taking her for a ride, "deceived" for her, "suspicious" to represent myself, and then "silence" and a couple other words I can't remember for possible avenues of action. Finally, I used "surrender" to ask if that's what I should do, based on the answers I'd gotten and "gratitude" as a thank-you for the advice. Anyway, since it's my first real use of twittermancy, I thought I'd share.