Love answer signal
Love answer signal — Offers one of six qualified directions: yes, leaning yes, unclear, leaning no, no, or not answerable. It remains conditional and cannot prove a relationship fact or another person's choice.
Love answer
Ask a love question and get one careful answer
One card offers a qualified direction: yes, leaning yes, unclear, leaning no, no, or not answerable. The signal is never a guarantee or verification of a relationship fact.
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Use one narrow question that can responsibly take a directional answer. Questions about private facts, surveillance, consent, or safety may be not answerable.
Add relationship contextOptional — select only if it is relevant. Leave blank when the question already gives enough context.
Choose one card and receive one qualified signal for this fixed question: the Love answer signal.
One signal cannot prove a relationship
Love Yes / No offers a qualified direction for one fixed question. It does not prove love, consent, commitment, compatibility, or what another person will choose.
Keep the exact question, deck, reversal setting, card, and orientation fixed. A materially different love question needs a separate reading.
Turn the signal into a question you can test
State the condition
Complete the sentence: this direction is useful only if observable behavior, communication, and consent support it. Leave unknown information unknown.
Protect agency on both sides
Choose one honest conversation, boundary, pause, or action within your control. Do not use the result to pressure a commitment.
If the question asks for certainty about someone else, use the Guide to reframe it around your choices and observable evidence.
Choose a clearer relationship lens
Use another format for another job
Do not repeat the same yes-or-no question for reassurance. Move only when you need context, perspectives, or a different kind of reflection.