Should I text him?
A reader will not decide for you, but a reading is a good place to say the message out loud, hear what you are hoping it does, and decide with a clear head whether to send it, change it or put the phone down.
The message is written and your thumb is over the button. This is the moment a five minute conversation earns its keep.
What a reader can tell you
Most people who ask this have already drafted the text. The question underneath is what you want it to do: reopen things, get a reaction, or just end the silence because the silence hurts. A reader will ask you that straight out, and the answer usually decides the matter.
Timing is part of it. If you are in a no contact stretch, breaking it for a birthday or a retrograde is a decision with its own article below. A live chat lets you give the one detail that changes the advice: what the last message said.
Whatever you decide, decide it. Sending and then regretting, or not sending and then checking your phone every hour, are both worse than a choice you can stand behind. A reading is a way to make that choice with someone in your corner.
Ask it in your own words
Tap one and it is typed into Seraphine's chat for you. Change anything before you send.