Did my ex get over me?

The cards can't report what's inside your ex's head — but they point at what "getting over it" would actually look like, and there's one thing in your own week that settles it better than any pull.

Past — Queen of Pentacles, upright: the relationship was built on something real and practical — care, tending, keeping things running. That's the part of it that actually existed, not a fantasy you'd invented afterwards.

Present — Ace of Pentacles, reversed: the opportunity is there but not being picked up. Whatever came next between you has been sitting on the table, unstarted. Reversed Ace reads as an opening that went untaken, not as a door being walked through.

Future — The Hanged Man, upright: if the present stays as it is, the next stretch is a suspension, not a decision — a pause where nothing resolves because nobody moves. That's a tendency under the condition, not a prediction.

Two of the three cards are Pentacles, so this is a material question, not a fate question: what happened in the texture of ordinary days, not in the drama. One court card among event cards — the role he played was posture and care, and the plot since has been about timing.

So: the read is not "he's over you." The read is that nothing has actually been picked up on either side, and the cards show a pause, not a landing.

The check, inside 48 hours: look at your own record for the last two weeks — how many times you opened his profile, reread an old message, or moved a plan around his possible move. If that number is near zero and stays there, you have your answer in practice, whatever he feels. If it's high, the honest answer is that neither of you has moved on yet, and no card needed to tell you that.

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