Were I asked, I'd say "No.". Were I pressed to elaborate as to why, I'd say "Because it's bullshit."

Yes, as a matter of fact, I'm not married anymore. Why do you ask?

Looking into my crystal ball, I forsee that this is going to result in a fight


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I charge $842 an hour (which you will feel is an outrageous sum), because I have made 2 accurate predictions about the future before even eating breakfast today, how many other people offering psychic services can say that? All of them of course, but unlike me they'll be lying.

You really have to go - there is no choice here.

If you don't, who knows what kind of bullshit she will fill her head with.

Good luck! (I am so glad I'm not you )

Slap the psychic in the face, then say " bet you didn't predict that"

Just tell her about the the Forer Effect.

Oh I know, introduce her to the show the Mentalist. It's a fun mystery type show and it shows why psychics are bullshit. That way you can say that psychics are bullshit without saying psychics are bullshit.

If my husband wanted to do this I would simply refuse to go. I'm all for supporting my spouse and doing things that he enjoys etc but I will draw the line at certain things and that would be one of them. There is no circumstance under which I would go to a psychic.

I agree with everyone above who says to go, and then have a little fun with it.

Like maybe if you know a few days before where you're going, you can go there secretly and case the joint. (Because apparently I think you're a gangster from the 1940s...) Learn some thing about her and her practice. Maybe turn it around a bit.

Or maybe when she starts making statements or asking questions, lie on a lot of the answers.

Thank you for the delightful and entertaining responses everyone! Sadly, I have told the wife she can go, but with one condition. I will be going to the meeting with her, and we will then discuss afterwards.

It was a bitter debate between the wife and I with me compromising. If it is SO important to her, I relented and decided that one time possibly couldn't hurt. But I will put my foot down, should I see this become a recurring pattern. I will keep you informed on the meeting.

She's a grown woman. Let her make her own mistakes. If she wants to be ripped off by a con artist, leave her to it. Unless she's spending your money, of course.