There is no absolute right or wrong on whether to go to fortune-telling, but you can think about it from several angles.： ### 1. **Psychological needs level** -If you feel confused, anxious, or lack direction for major choices (such as career, feelings), fortune telling may provide a kind of psychological comfort. But be careful: this kind of comfort is often temporary, and real decision-making still requires rational analysis. -Psychological research shows that people's fear of uncertainty drives us to seek "certainty" (even if this certainty is fictitious). Fortune-telling may meet this need, but excessive dependence may weaken your confidence in your own judgment. ### 2. **Level of rational thinking** -Fortune-telling predictions are usually based on vague and general expressions (such as the "Barnum effect"), which are easily interpreted subjectively. As a result, different people may hear completely different feelings. -The future is composed of countless variables, including your active choices, environmental changes, etc. Instead of pinning it on the prophecies of others, it is better to increase your sense of control over life by making plans and learning new skills. ### 3. **Alternative proposal** -**Self-reflection**: Writing down your goals, strengths, and concerns is often better than fortune-telling to clarify your thoughts. -**Professional consultation**: If it is professional confusion, a career planner may be more helpful than a fortune teller; psychological counseling can be sought for psychological distress. -**Small trial and error**: The uncertainty about the future can be gradually verified by actual actions (such as trying sideline jobs, socializing, etc.), rather than relying on predictions. ### 4. **If you decide to go fortune telling** -Stay awake: treat it as entertainment or inspiration, not absolute truth. -Be wary of consumption traps: avoid being induced to purchase "change of luck" services at high prices. -Protect privacy: avoid revealing too much personal information. In the end, **You are the protagonist of your own life**. The fortune teller may be able to give you a story, but how to write the story-including whether to take his advice-is entirely up to you. If you find that it makes you more anxious rather than clearer after trying, maybe this is the answer. 🌟 (If you are willing to share specific puzzles, I am happy to help you objectively analyze~)