Why does this person stalk me?

I'm not going to draw cards for that one, and I want to be straight about why.

A reading can't tell you why someone is doing this. Anyone who hands you a motive for a person who stalks you — including me, if I shuffled seven cards and narrated — is inventing it. And inventing one could be genuinely dangerous to you. "They do it because they care," "they're confused," "they can't let go" — those are the exact stories that keep a targeted person sitting still. The real answer is a thing only their behaviour record can supply, and the record is more useful to you than a reading would be.

What actually settles it, in the next 48 hours:

Write the log. Dates, times, what happened, screenshots, platform handles, anything a stranger could look at and see the pattern. Keep it in one place you don't need to open to live your life. This is useful whether or not you ever go to anyone official — and it's the one thing nobody can take back from you later.

Stop responding, entirely. No replies, no reaction, no hints. Silence is the reliable variable you control; it's also the variable most stalkers escalate against, which is worth knowing before you decide anything else.

Tighten the accounts that show where you are and who you're with — location sharing, check-ins, tagging, who's visible on what, and the people who currently know your schedule.

Tell one person in your real life. Not to fix it, just so it's not yours alone. Stalking thrives on being one person's private problem.

If there is any escalation — following you in person, showing up where you are, threats — that is a matter for your local police non-emergency line or emergency services, not for a reading, and not for me. Log the incident and report it. If you have any sense of immediate physical danger, that goes first, before anything else on this list.

If you want, I can pull a single card on your position — where you actually are this month and what would steady you — which is something the cards are honest about, because it's about you and not about their motives. Say the word and I'll draw it.