Where do you draw the line between insight and intrusion?

"Having the ability to read someone and see the truth is a gift. Being able to unpick them is a curse."

Being a medium is, at times, a lonely existence, but not for the reason you think. It isn't about being alone. It's about the fact that I spend my days seeing through the noise most people use to hide from themselves.

I have one specific skill: I can pull on a single thread in a situation, and eventually I'll unravel the whole jumper. That's what people pay me for in a reading. They want the raw, unedited truth, the exact perspective, the bitter medicine that cuts through the self-deception.

But here's the dilemma: where do I switch it off? Can I switch it off?

In my private life, unravelling the jumper isn't always a welcome party trick. People, even the ones closest to us, want their secrets, and they've every right to have them.

So I'm asking you, my beautiful Facebook people: is it an invasion of privacy to use a skill to get to the bottom of things when you know something's wrong? Or is it a responsibility? Do I keep my mouth shut and watch the car crash, or do I pull the thread?

Leave your thoughts below. I'm genuinely curious where you draw the line between insight and intrusion.

Simon

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