This card will make it crystal evident in a relationship reading that it will end tragically and abruptly. The cards in the immediate vicinity can predict the outcome.
This card is about a traumatic, powerful, and possibly unexpected conclusion. This breakup has left you feeling incredibly wounded and abandoned.
Three swords penetrate a heart in the Three of Swords. The card denotes sadness, heartache, and suffering.
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 and personal aspirations.
The Five of Swords indicates that war has already been waged and lost. Maybe you and your spouse have already been having conflicts and misunderstandings for a while now, and you have decided to end the relationship.
The said card, when upright, represents the bonds and psychological ties between 2 people. The Two of Cups in reverse indicates the breakdown of a partnership, albeit it may be in the framework of a “mutual breakup.”
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, this marriage may be coming to an end.
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. Every relationship is often destroyed once that is found.
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. The questioner occasionally has the impression that the connection won’t last.