In the intricate world of human emotions, where love, desire, and vulnerability intersect, Ruby Galvez serves as both an empathic guide and a reflective mirror. Since 2007, she has been the heart and mind behind a dating advice blog — The Evil Called Love, evilwoobie dot com — a digital sanctuary for souls seeking clarity in the muddy waters of love. With a finger on the pulse of relational dynamics, Ruby employs her unique blend of emotional intuition and practical wisdom to navigate the labyrinth of human connections. It's as if she's speaking directly to you, validating your yearning and easing your doubts with each word.By day, Ruby dons another hat—that of a librarian. In the quiet halls of her sanctuary made of ink and paper, she fosters an environment where knowledge and imagination coexist. Picture her there, among the towering shelves, where every book is a gateway to another world or a window to a new perspective. This love for literature informs her understanding of the countless narratives we each carry, blending into her philosophy that everyone's story of love is a book worth reading.But there's more to Ruby than her keen intellect and expressive prose. As an empath who can read tarot cards, she taps into the unseen energies around us. With each card drawn, another layer of your emotional landscape reveals itself—like turning the pages of a deeply insightful, yet unwritten, novel. Free love—unbounded and nonjudgmental—is the cornerstone of Ruby's ideology. She believes in the power of love that transcends societal norms and traditional labels. In a world that often tries to dictate who, how, and when we should love, Ruby stands as a proponent of love that is as limitless as it is empowering.So, if you're at the crossroads of a romantic conundrum, or if you simply want to explore the profound yet simple beauty of human connections, let Ruby Galvez be your guide. Her words—whether written in a blog post, woven into a tarot reading, or etched in the silence of a library—resonate with a truth that is both universal and intimately personal. Welcome to her world.Read more about this authorRead less about this author