Mehmet Emin Kırgil
5 readings
The person one is on bad terms with turning his back, putting on a coat, going forward without waiting, and standing there with his back turned.
Reading
There are some people who spoiled the space between you; that person has remained in between, and is thinking shall I come or not. Do not fall after him; this winter he will either come or cut the bonds completely. My personal idea is in the direction that he may come; do not call and do not ask, wait.
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Someone one is on bad terms with embracing oneself.
Reading
It shows that gossip was made about you, but that this is not a bad gossip, it is a positive one.
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I keep seeing the person I am always estranged from, we never talk, I am unmarried
Reading
They will knock on the door again; one waits patiently.
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I newly came on vacation and I am at the office, I saw the person I am on bad terms with, the work friends have surrounded the surroundings and they are speaking some things among them, I am watching them, no one notices me, and I am surprised too.
Reading
Making peace or being patient, and at the end of patience an opportunity passing into the hand. Coming through to safety at the end of patience, and rising. There are people speaking with you in secret and hidden, but they will not be able to harm you. It points to your hearing soon a beautiful piece of news about an intention of yours, and at the end of patience there is safety.
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Arguing with the heavy lover one is on bad terms with, slapping him, and saying I love you.
Reading
Seeing him heavy shows that he told you a lie. Slapping shows that you gave him support, and that you will run after him; do not think of him, do not go after him, you may live distress. Stay far, look in front of you; it looks as if auspicious fortunes will come to your foot.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.