How does he feel about me blocking him?

He feels the block, and the pull on him is less "how do I get her back" than "what do I owe this" — but the cards only describe that as a pattern in what he does, not as a fact about his head. Cards can't report his feelings; what they can do is name the shape of the pressure and what you can go look at.

Past — Justice, upright. How it landed reads as cause-and-effect, not passion: the block registered as a thing that happened and has to be answered for. Cause and consequence, an account left open on both sides.

Present — The World, reversed. Now the cycle hasn't closed. He's holding an unfinished round — the connection had a shape and the shape didn't complete. Reversed World is the shortcut or the unfinished business, not anger.

Future — Page of Pentacles, reversed. If the present continues, what follows is a plan that stays a plan: something tentative, uncommitted, a message or small offer he starts and doesn't land. Under this condition, the next move is his, and it stays small.

The two reversals against one upright: what dominates here is unfinishedness, not verdict. And the World here isn't about him circling you — it can be about the block itself, a door that isn't closed but isn't open either.

So, conditionally: if in the days since you blocked him there has been silence or one flat, low-effort message — that matches the reversed Page. He is carrying the block as something to manage, not something to appeal. If instead he has kept showing up consistently in the way he does, you're reading the unfinished round more than his indifference. What you see in the next week settles which of these is true; the cards can't.

The step, inside 48 hours, and it's one you take alone: don't message him, don't test him. Instead, write down what he has actually done since the block — dates, words, whether he left anything up — and read it back as a record, not a mood. That's the Justice seat, turned into your own account. Whatever the record shows, your block doesn't need his answer to hold; deciding your side of it from the record, not from his silence, is yours alone.

Want the three cards as a picture, or this kept in your journal?