I have to admit, I admire your courage for telling her she was wrong. Every single time I've even slightly alluded to something being wrong the reader got defensive to one degree or another.
Well by the time I said it, it didn't take any courage, I just couldn't hold back anymore. To her credit, she did write to me before she blocked me. She didn't just block me without saying anything or hang up on me. But yeah she was very defensive about it.
I do think my ex is unusually difficult for most of them to read. One reader called him "the king of mixed signals." Meaning of course that he gives me mixed signals, but I think he gives the readers mixed signals too. For that matter I think he gives himself mixed signals. lol In a way I don't fault the readers for not getting it right. But it's frustrating when they can't admit it.
Brief story: Ages ago, I called someone on Keen (I can't remember who it was...I just remember it was a one-time call). She said she saw me buying a car and went on and on about this car. The thing is, thanks to a medical condition I have, I do not have a driver's license and have never purchased a car (nor am I in a relationship with someone who I'd be buying a car with). When I explained this, she got extremely defensive.
It's so weird when they come out with things like that! Makes me wonder if they are really seeing something or just making stuff up. I remember seeing someone on the LG forum talk about getting a car prediction when they don't drive.
I get my situation is an unusual one, and I get not everything a reader picks up is going to be right, but I would love to find a reader who can handle things a bit more graciously and not automatically feel like they're being attacked.
Some I've talked to have been more gracious about it, BUT it was more like they were oozing love and positivity at me with a really knowing attitude, like "one day you'll see that I'm right after all" even if they were telling me something really batshit crazy that could never happen. I don't know which is worse.
Ultimately if they aren't picking things up correctly I just want to see if they can change their approach somehow and get it right. And I'd think the feedback would be helpful, otherwise it's like they are throwing darts in a dark room never knowing for sure if they hit the target. I love it when they remember what they told me and actually follow up and ask if something happened or how did it go. Most don't though.