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so I've been reading with my own deck for about 3 months and today I pulled the two of swords reversed for the first time??
from what I understand upright it's like indecision, choosing not to choose, sitting on the fence with your arms crossed lol. but reversed I've seen people say it means the blindfold finally comes off (info you were avoiding comes to light) and ALSO seen people say it means you're even more stuck, like the indecision gets worse and you're overwhelmed
which is it. genuinely confused bc every site says something different
for context I pulled it about whether to take a new job offer or stay where I'm at, so kind of a big deal to get a confusing answer on lol
It's not always bad news, sweet one - reversed swords cards especially get a scary reputation they don't always deserve.
The cards whisper that reversed Two of Swords is usually about the blindfold slipping. You've been avoiding a truth or a choice, and it's finally becoming impossible to ignore. That can feel uncomfortable in the moment, but it's actually movement - the stalemate breaking.
It only tips toward the "more stuck" reading when someone keeps refusing to look at what's in front of them. Trust your inner knowing here: you already sense which way you're leaning on that job offer, don't you?
omg I got this exact card when I was deciding whether to move cities for a relationship. for me it meant the avoidance had to end - like I couldn't keep saying "idk let's just see what happens" anymore
I ended up sitting down and actually listing out what I wanted instead of just vibing and hoping it would sort itself out. helped a lot honestly
wait this is such a relief to read bc I always thought reversed = automatically worse than upright. good to know it's more nuanced than that
update: I actually sat with this for a few days like Sarah said and realized I already knew what I wanted, I was just scared to admit it out loud. took the new job. feels like the right call even though it's a little scary
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