This card represents an intense conflict or a significant upheaval that makes you reevaluate how you perceive the world.
The picture on the Ten of Swords makes it quite evident that this card is about a traumatic, powerful, and possibly unexpected conclusion.
Three swords penetrate a heart in the Three of Swords. The card denotes sadness, heartache, and suffering. When a fairly recent relationship has ended, this card can show up.
The Hermit is a lone figure who symbolises a period of seclusion and retreat from society. This is a sign of being “alone” and using the opportunity to consider one’s religious.
The said card, when upright, represents the bonds and psychological ties between 2 people.
Defeat and ruin are represented by the Five of Pentacles. Anticipate feeling alone and “locked out” of a romance when this card is drawn, which could lead to some material and emotional loss.
The Ten of Pentacles represents an existing relationship when it is straight, potentially a long-term marriage as well as a large family.
Reversed Three of Cups is not a good card to see in a love reading. It indicates that a third individual is present. That suggests that there is some cheating going on.
Once the Death tarot card comes in a love reading, it is a solid indication that the relation will die. The card of Death is one of finality and demise.