You’ve noticed they’ve been acting differently lately, and it’s got you thinking. The first thing you did was pull out the tarot cards for some insight. Even though a tarot reading isn’t a guarantee, there are a few cards that could hint at someone being deceptive or unfaithful. If you’ve been worried about your partner straying, keep an eye out for these seven cards:
- The Lovers Reversed – Losing Balance In A Relationship
- The Devil – Temptation And Obsession
- Three of Swords – Heartbreak And Betrayal
- Seven of Swords – Deception And Sneaking Around
- Two of Cups Reversed – Disharmony And Infidelity
- Ten of Swords – Betrayal, Ruin, or Hitting Rock Bottom
- The Moon Reversed – Illusion, Deception
The Lovers Reversed – Losing Balance In A Relationship
When the Lovers card shows up reversed in a relationship reading, it’s telling you that you and your partner have lost that loving feeling. The connection between you isn’t what it used to be.
You might find that you’re not talking to each other openly like you did before or that the relationship has taken a backseat to other priorities in your lives. It could also mean that one or both of you are looking outside the relationship to get needs met – in other words, there might be cheating going on.
The reversed Lovers is a clear sign that things need to change. But don’t despair! This card is nudging you to get your groove back and giving you a chance to turn things around. The choice is yours – will you seize this opportunity to bring the loving feelings back?
If you’re asking the tarot cards whether someone is cheating on you, getting the Lovers card in reverse is a “yes” card.
The Devil – Temptation And Obsession
If the Devil card comes up when you’re asking about a relationship or a specific person, it’s a sign that temptation and unhealthy obsessions are present. The passion in your relationship may have turned into an uncontrollable lust and physical obsession.
You’re so focused on the physical that you’ve lost sight of the emotional and intellectual connection you once shared. Over time, having shallow relationships will probably leave you feeling empty and unfulfilled. You’ll start to get restless, wanting more meaningful connections.
Addiction And Codependence
The Devil can sometimes show up in relationships when you’re not being your best self. Maybe one or both people are too hooked on feeling needed by the other person. It’s like an addiction almost. And that’s not good because it takes away your power and freedom. When you rely on someone else to make you feel okay about yourself, it just sucks the life out of you. You have to be able to stand on your own two feet.
Three of Swords – Heartbreak And Betrayal
The Three of Swords represents deep sorrow, heartbreak, and betrayal. When this card appears in a reading about your relationship, it signifies that cheating or unfaithfulness is likely present or will be revealed soon.
Painful Truth
The truth can be painful, but it’s better to face it now than ignore the signs. This card suggests your partner has betrayed you or will betray you, causing feelings of hurt, loss, and sadness. Although it will be difficult, use this opportunity to evaluate whether the relationship is right for you. You deserve to be in a healthy relationship where you feel respected and cared for.
Seven of Swords – Deception And Sneaking Around
When the Seven of Swords shows up when you’re doing a reading about your relationship, it signifies deception and sneaking around. This card suggests that one or both of you are being less than honest with the other.
There may be secrets, lies, or betrayals happening behind the scenes. Perhaps one of you has been acting shady recently or caught in a lie. This card can also point to cheating in some cases, as someone is sneaking around to get their needs met outside the relationship.
Hidden Motivations
The Seven of Swords often comes up when there are hidden motivations or ulterior motives in play. There could be information that is being withheld or only shared selectively. This kind of deception and manipulation erodes the foundation of trust in a relationship over time.
Time For Honesty
If cheating or lies have already been discovered, the Seven of Swords is a sign that it’s time to clear the air. Honest communication is the only way to begin rebuilding trust. While the truth may be difficult to share and hear, speaking openly and honestly about the situation is critical.
This card is like a heads-up – lying more will only screw things up worse. It’s your call – keep fooling around or work on having a real, genuine relationship where you’re truthful. The Seven of Swords is saying now is the time for honesty and dealing with tough things head-on.
Two of Cups Reversed – Disharmony And Infidelity
The Two of Cups points to cheating and issues with the close relationship. It might be you and your person don’t really see eye to eye, or you’re not feeling as connected emotionally anymore.
Communication Breakdown
The reversed Two of Cups often signifies a breakdown in communication. You may be talking past each other instead of truly listening. Unexpressed feelings or unmet needs can drive a wedge between you over time. Get everything out in the open so you can start fixing things and feel close again.
Infidelity
In some cases, the reversed Two of Cups can point to infidelity or betrayal. Your partner’s attention and affection may have strayed elsewhere, damaging the foundation of trust and loyalty you built together. Look for other signs in the reading that confirm your suspicions before accusing your partner of cheating. Even if they have been unfaithful, there may still be an opportunity for healing and forgiveness if you both want to work to repair the relationship.
Ten of Swords – Betrayal, Ruin, or Hitting Rock Bottom
When the Ten of Swords appears in a reading about your relationship, it’s a clear warning sign that betrayal or deep hurt is on the horizon. This card signifies being stabbed in the back, often by someone close to you. It represents the ultimate “rock bottom” in a relationship where trust has been shattered, and there seems to be no way to recover what was lost.
Have you noticed your partner acting distant or suspicious lately? Do they seem less affectionate or make frequent excuses to avoid intimacy? These could be clues that they’re cheating or no longer invested in the relationship. The Ten of Swords is a signal that the truth may come out in a hurtful way if you’re not proactively communicating with your partner.
The Ten of Swords is never a fun card to get but look at it as an opportunity to deal directly with relationship problems before they get even worse. With honest talking and a desire to fix trust again, some relationships can recover even after a really hard hurt. But this card may also mean the end of something that simply ran its time. Whatever happens, facing reality will set you free.
The Moon Reversed – Illusion, Deception
When the Moon card appears in a reversed position in a tarot reading about relationships, it warns you that all may not be as it seems. Someone could be deceiving you or hiding the truth in some way.
The Moon reversed signifies confusion, distrust, and trickery. In the context of cheating, it suggests that your partner may be presenting an illusion to mask their infidelity or unfaithfulness.
You may have a gut feeling that something is off in the relationship but can’t quite put your finger on it. Your intuition is trying to tell you that there are hidden secrets or a side to your partner you have yet to discover. Don’t ignore the signs, as confusing or uncertain as they may seem.
The Moon reversed encourages you to shed light on the situation rather than stay in the dark. Have a real heart-to-heart with your partner about where your relationship is at. Get the facts so you know exactly where you stand and can determine if it’s built on real trust or if there are too many illusions and deceptions to overcome.
