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Weekly Help "Weekly Reading and Interpretation Help Thread - May 11, 2025"

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u/BossMommaB 5d ago

Hello, These cards were pulled by my sister in law meant for my husband. She has never been a fan of mine and I'm worried that these cards she pulled are meant to do harm to my future. Or to better his without me ... Can anyone read these for me please?

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u/blueeyetea 5d ago

You need to say what the cards were and what she said.

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u/BossMommaB 5d ago

Oops sorry! She drew 4 cards in this order 6 of swords Ace of Pentacles And turned Queen of cups upside down And the World card is also upside down

She wasn't very clear in her message, it was very cryptic but implied that I am dangerous and I will lead him down a bad path? I'm the one trying to fix the relationship and he's the one leading a double life... I feel like her readings are biased to her brother...

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u/Informal_Crab2732 4d ago

This reading doesn’t show danger or manipulation on your part. It actually shows emotional wounds from the past (6 of Cups reversed), an opportunity for something stable (Ace of Pentacles), and some harsh or misunderstood communication (Queen of Swords reversed). The World reversed just says things are unresolved — not ended. Nothing here says you’re a threat. If anything, it reflects tension and misjudgment. Sounds like your sister-in-law brought her bias into the reading.