Why does my ex stalk me? He doesn’t look

The draw can't hand you his motive — it describes the structure around the habit, and what comes back is a defended position, not a decision he made about you.

Past — Strength, reversed. The root isn't strength; it's self-doubt and raw feeling. Whatever this history taught him, it taught it by way of second-guessing and hard self-scoring, not by way of standing steady. Reversed Strength is the pattern that keeps a person checking rather than acting.

Present — Queen of Swords, upright. The attitude in the room now is clear-eyed, watchful, deliberately unsentimental — and held at arm's length. Read this as the *role* the position puts him in, not as a report of what's inside him. A Queen posture is boundary, observation, and not-much-else-enters.

Future — Seven of Wands, upright. If that posture simply continues, the pattern is persistence: holding one position against several, over and over, on his ground. That's a tendency, not a forecast — Seven of Wands says *defensive* more than it says *dangerous*.

Relations worth naming: one court among event cards, so the Queen is the stance and the other two are the behavior it produces; and fire meets air, meaning a thought is what keeps converting into an action — the viewing is sustained by an idea, not by a feeling that changes.

So: if the views stop the moment you stop being visible, then this was a position being held, and it was never about you being interesting. If they keep coming — unchanged, or higher — after you've cut access, then you've got a documented pattern with dates and times on it, and that is a question for a person who can act, not for a deck. Either way, only the second branch needs help, and only if it ever grows from views into contact or messages.

Your one step, today, before you change anything: screenshot or export the view log with the dates and times intact, *then* change one setting — who can see your profile, last seen, or activity. The record is worth more to you after the setting changes than before it; the cards can't see that log.

Want this spread drawn as a picture, or the reading kept in your journal?