How does he truly feel about me right no

A card spread can't hand you his head — what it can show is the temperature on your side of the room, and where your own reading may be filling gaps. One line of boundary, then the pull: the past is the Six of Wands upright, the present is the Five of Cups reversed, the direction is the Ace of Swords reversed.

Six of Wands, past — the earlier stretch was his best-received role: visible, acknowledged, the one who walked in and got the nod. Whatever opened between you two happened in that weather, when he was being seen and liked it.

Five of Cups reversed, present — reversed is not "he loves you," it's the turn away from the spilled cup. In the present seat that reads as: something with him is already half-mourned or set aside, and he is not willing to say so out loud. Emotion is moving; it is not landing where you are standing.

Ace of Swords reversed, future — if this continues, the next honest moment is a conversation that gets blurred or over-analysed rather than clean. Clarity is available; it is currently being talked past.

Read it conditionally: if the warmth you notice only shows up where it costs him nothing — group settings, easy banter, the safe part of the week — that is the Six of Wands' comfort, not a decision about you. If it appears once in a way that costs him something inconvenient, then the reversed Five of Cups is the more useful read: he is moving, and the thing he is moving past is not a conversation with you.

These cards do not report what he is thinking. They show a pattern of pride, an unmourned something, and a conversation being avoided — you fill the rest from what you can actually observe.

One step, inside48 hours: before you talk to him again, write down the two most concrete moments from the last ten days when he was warm — the exact words or the exact timing, not your reading of them. Send those two lines back to this spread and mark which seat each one lands on. That is a record the cards cannot supply, and it will tell you more than any further pull.

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