Hello, The Magician!
I’m reaching out to you regarding a clairvoyance session you had done about a shared housing arrangement that was being considered and which has now come to fruition. You had advised me and indicated that it would go well if everyone had their own space and respected that of the others.
You were right. And for good reason, my partner and I feel overwhelmed and out of place despite the rules that were set from the start.
It should be noted that we had planned to set up a three-person shared apartment, but our friend’s girlfriend joined in, and (out of kindness to help her out until she left to work in Switzerland) we agreed.
But there’s been a rivalry in the air for a while now (or is that just my imagination?).
At least, it seems to us (my boyfriend and me) that there’s a certain immaturity in the air. The rules for living together aren’t really being respected; they invite their friends over very often without consulting us and do everything on their own without ever offering to share anything with us…
We don't feel at home or respected. I can't even concentrate on my studies. I wonder if there's anything we can do, given that our friend's girlfriend is leaving in January and he's apparently more pleasant and sociable when she's not around.
Can we hope for a good understanding once she is gone?
I intuitively sense malicious ulterior motives, but since I am starting to feel resentment myself, I can’t tell the difference… And talking to them to clarify certain things doesn’t help much; we’ve already had several discussions to clear things up without much success.
I actually have two questions:
Would Jade, the girlfriend, try to break up the upcoming cohabitation between her boyfriend (Jérémie), my boyfriend, and me out of jealousy?
My numbers: 7-10-19
If we tweak the rules a bit by more strictly delineating the territory allotted to each person, will the three-way cohabitation go well?
8-14-21
Thank you for this insight, as I am a bit at my wit's end and my boyfriend and I need to make a decision.
In the meantime, I wish you a
Have a great weekend to you too!
See you soon,
Dora.