A score is a summary, not a relationship
Traditional matching systems summarize particular factors. They do not describe communication, consent, values, health, financial expectations or family boundaries. Those real-life subjects need direct discussion between the people involved.
Both records must be accurate
An incorrect time or place can change chart factors. Each birth record should retain its source and accuracy status. If one time is unknown, the uncertainty should be part of the interpretation.
Context changes the question
An arranged-marriage review, an established relationship and a post-marriage concern are different consultations. A responsible session defines the actual decision before interpreting combinations.
No deterministic verdict
Astrological compatibility is advisory. It should not be used to override consent, conceal abuse or dictate a life decision. Legal, medical or mental-health concerns require qualified help.
Frequently asked questions
Is this individual advice?
No. This article is general education. Individual guidance requires accurate details and context.