I have no idea. Might I suggest you head on down to the local CVS or Walmart and pick up a pregnancy test!

most people will ask a question like this to a psychic rather than just take the test because they are afraid of the answer, but the truth is the only way to know for sure is to do a pregnancy test either at home or with a doctor; relying on the answer from a psychic could be potentially dangerous to you and your baby if you are pregnant. 

I have no idea. Do you want to get pregnant? Are you actually trying to get pregnant? Are you seeing a doctor if you're having problems conceiving? Is your partner seeing a doctor? Are you and your partner taking care of your bodies and keeping stress down?

again, counting on the answer from a psychic rather than addressing the mundane aspects of the situation first is a risky prospect; talk to your partner and be sure you've both ruled out anything medical before addressing anything else. 

Well, have you asked? You need to be able to ask a question like that to your partner, not to me. If you can't ask them how they feel and if something is wrong, what's wrong and how can you fix it together, then you may need to rethink that relationship.

Honestly, I can do a reading to see if there are problems in your relationship but that doesn't change anything. It doesn't change the fact that you need to talk to your partner and actually hear from them how they feel and work out your issues. No reader is a proxy for your partner. 

I don't know. Are you seeing someone? Are they looking for marriage too? Have you talked about marriage with them? Do you even want to marry them or are you just looking to get married to anybody? You'll get married if you want to when the time is right. You might want to start with finding someone you know you want to marry and who wants to marry you.

There's getting married and there's having a wedding. Some people don't understand the difference and they want to experience the fun of being engaged and planning a wedding and being the center of attention for a day. They forget that marriage is hard as fuck work and all that wedding day stuff happens in the blink of eye. If you're with the right person and you're both happy, marriage will come in time. If you're just looking for a big party, you can do that any old day of the week. But if you are with someone you need to talk to THEM about getting married, not me. 

I don't know, are you? Do you have an interest in witchcraft and the occult? Do you practice magick? No, you don't have to be "born a witch" to be a witch. Being a witch is a choice. It's a learned art and practice. Just because you have an ancestor or relative that did/does practice magick and identifies as a witch doesn't mean you are too unless you choose to be. Just because you have an uncle who's a doctor doesn't mean you're naturally gifted in the medical field. The same is true for witchcraft. You still need to study and learn and practice even if there are other witches in your family line. And if there aren't that doesn't mean you can't be a witch. Either way, you choose this path and you develop your skills on your own.

There is no truth to the idea that you have to be born into a family of witches to be a witch or that you can't practice witchcraft if you have no known witch bloodline. Witchcraft and magick are still learned, even if you do have a family history in the Craft. You might have been born into a Christian family but if you decide later in life that it isn't for you and you want to be something else, nothing really stops you from doing that other than yourself. So if you want to be a witch start studying, start practicing, and dedicate yourself to living your life on the witchcraft path.