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Five of Swords, drawn in our own style

conflict, winning, pride

Five of Swords as feelings

“I've wanted to be right more than I've wanted us.”

The Five of Swords as feelings is conflict. This person feels caught in a fight, or in winning at all costs, and may feel either defeated or guilty. Pride is in the way.

What they may be feeling

Five of Swords reversed as feelings

“I'm ready to make peace, even if nobody wins.”

Reversed, they want to make peace. They may regret the fight, be ready to apologise, or decide that being right is not worth it.

Depending on where you are

Someone new
Something has created tension early on.
In a relationship
Arguments are getting in the way.
After a breakup
They feel bitter about how it ended.

Yes or no?

Leans no: conflict and pride stand in the way.

Cards it often sits with

Questions people ask

What does Five of Swords mean as feelings?

They feel caught in conflict and pride: hurt, defensive, or bitter about how things went.

What does Five of Swords reversed mean as feelings?

Reversed, they want to make peace. They may regret the fight, be ready to apologise, or decide that being right is not worth it.

Is Five of Swords a yes or no card in love?

Leans no: conflict and pride stand in the way.

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