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In a tarot reading, a reader pulls physical cards for your question and interprets them in your context: position, symbolism and the story they tell together. You don't need to know anything about tarot; the reader explains every card.
You share your question, or ask for an open spread and let the cards set the agenda. The reader tells you which cards came up, what each means in its position, and what the combination suggests. Ask about any card; deepening the spread is what the conversation is for.
Common spreads include a three-card past-present-direction pull for a focused question, and the Celtic Cross when a situation has many moving parts. Some readers combine tarot with oracle or Lenormand decks; their profile says so.
About "scary" cards: Death, The Tower and the Devil sound dramatic but mean transition, upheaval and attachment. A good reader explains this calmly; nobody here is allowed to use a card to frighten you into paying for more. See our love and tarot guide for the most asked-about combination.
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The reader pulls physical cards on their end while tuning in to your question. For interpretation, distance makes no difference, and in chat you keep every card explanation in writing.
Open questions beat yes/no: 'What should I know about this relationship?' gives a spread room to speak. The reader helps you sharpen your question in the first minutes.
It almost never means what it sounds like: Death reads as ending and renewal. Any reader using a card to scare you toward a paid fix is removed from this platform.