JUPITERASC
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It is not unusual for members to request information regarding astrological prediction of their possible future relationship prospects. Asking a relationship Horary question is a popular method of seeking answers/advice to such questions 
Obviously then, because anyone may well be justifiably depressed/upset if they were told that their future relationship prospects are nil/negligible/unlikely
- and given that not everyone believes in astrology and many are simply curious -
and since many have implicit belief that the astrologer in particular is qualified to tell them their future relationship prospects
THEN
(A) are astrologers morally justified in predicting that future relationship prospects are nil/negligible/unlikely if that is their opinion of the chart in question?
AND IF
an astrologer may have led a client to believe in a definite prospect/likelihood of a relationship within the next few months or so
AND THEN NO SUCH PROSPECTS OCCURRED
and the client became depressed
Then
(B) are astrologers morally justified in predicting that future relationship prospects are excellent?

Obviously then, because anyone may well be justifiably depressed/upset if they were told that their future relationship prospects are nil/negligible/unlikely
- and given that not everyone believes in astrology and many are simply curious -
and since many have implicit belief that the astrologer in particular is qualified to tell them their future relationship prospects
THEN
(A) are astrologers morally justified in predicting that future relationship prospects are nil/negligible/unlikely if that is their opinion of the chart in question?
AND IF
an astrologer may have led a client to believe in a definite prospect/likelihood of a relationship within the next few months or so
AND THEN NO SUCH PROSPECTS OCCURRED
and the client became depressed
Then
(B) are astrologers morally justified in predicting that future relationship prospects are excellent?
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