If the card which means "Yes" is reverse

Tarot cards aren't built as "yes" or "no" cards — that mapping is a reader convention, not the deck's own grammar. So there's no card that officially means "Yes" in the first place.

A reversal also doesn't flip a card to its opposite. Reversal usually means the upright energy is blocked, delayed, or turned inward — still the same theme, just not flowing freely yet.

So if a card you've been reading as "yes-leaning" comes up reversed, the more usual read is:

• "Yes, but slowly" — needs more time or inner work
• "Yes, with conditions" — something has to shift first
• "Not yet" — not a hard no, just not now

A flat "no" usually comes from a card that's clearly "no-leaning" upright (Tower, Five of Pentacles, Ten of Swords, etc.) — and even those are tendencies, not verdicts.

If you want, tell me the card you're looking at and what the question is, and I can draw a quick spread instead of guessing in the abstract.