Should I trust what this person is telli

The cards don't say yes or no to trusting him — they point at how this relationship got here and what usually goes wrong next if nothing changes.

The past is Six of Swords upright: something already ended and you moved on with it, carrying a settled version of events rather than an open one. The present is Strength upright, the one major in the spread: the pull you feel here is real but it's a patience-and-greed thing, not a proof — you can hold a person gently for a long time past the point where holding is still earning something. The future is Two of Cups reversed: if the current current continues, the partnership seat shows the bond going off-level — imbalance, one-sided, the deal you thought you had quietly not being the deal you're living.

So, conditionally: if the most important thing he's telling you checks out against something independent of him, then the Strength upright is the good version of this — patient, warm, and it holds. If it doesn't check out, Two of Cups reversed is what tends to follow, and the question stops being "do I trust him" and becomes "why did I need this to be true." Cards don't report what's actually in his head; that seat is your side of the exchange — what you read into it and what you keep investing — not his intentions.

One thing to do in the next 48 hours, on your own: pick the single claim of his that would change what you do if it turned out to be wrong, then verify that one against a source he doesn't control — a document, a record, or someone who would actually know. Whatever comes back is the real answer to your question.

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