These are readings that ask questions you know the answers to but won't accept in reality. these are interpretations of cards that don't reflect reality as it is but reflect denial, resistance and disempowerment. Let's not do that.

Do tarot cards even have meanings? Why would you use a static meaning supplied for one deck for every deck using the same suits and majors?

Exploring the Lovers, throw in a bit of tarot history and you might find that learning tarot is a bit more complex and a whole lot more fun than finding card meanings. Major arcana cards carry some deep introspective concepts. Take your readings to the next level by having a greater understanding.

The difference between what you ask and what you need to know can be chasms apart. Reframing your question will be the most important thing you do to get accurate and specific readings.

Reading personality traits is satisfying but it is also empowering, check it out!

The Death card is complex making it an easy card to read when you aren't trying to fit a 'meaning' into a more complete story involving other cards, a question and maybe divination.

The fool is often read as new beginnings but is far from it representing Ideals and that period before we step out onto a journey.

The Tower is often read in the way of negative outcomes, it is a major which means it has deeper connotations than situations and outcomes. Life doesn't have to be a lesson but it can become one. Dorothy also chat a bit about misinterpretations and how they can disable a reader.

A complex card with intrguing origins and nothing to do with christianity or any other modern inventions like popes.
Grab your Hierophant and let's have a good look.

There is a lot of bad info out there for beginners, cut through it and you will find playing with your cards far more enjoyable.