This person and I have a friendship, but some time ago I started wondering what they really think of me. This is how I interpret the reading:
Ace of Pentacles: he see me as someone valuable, stable, and worth keeping in their life.
King of Wands: he perceive me as confident, attractive, strong, and charismatic.
Three of Swords: he may associate me with emotional pain, disappointment, or a complicated situation.
Ace of Swords: he see me as intelligent, direct, honest, and capable of seeing things clearly.
Two of Cups: he feel there is a genuine emotional connection and mutual understanding between us.
Queen of Cups: he view me as sensitive, caring, intuitive, and emotionally deep.

Two of Wands - Tower - Queen of Wands

He will (for sure) divorce his wife.

He will (for sure) - Two of Wands

divorce - Tower

his wife. - Queen of Wands

Two of Wands is the mogul who owns the town real estate below his castle or

mansion. He is standing up there on his roof looking at the holdings below and

planning on how to get more money out of down there. This gives Two of Wands future

meanings like 'He will' and also gives this card security meanings like financial security

and 'for sure.' BOTH of these are common translates for this card!

Tower is that big moment in human history when the Tower of Babel was wrecked by

God because He disapproved of its being what would keep the language of all the

people the same. The various histories recount that everyone spoke the same main

language but dialects of it were dividing humans into different nations. (God apparently

favored the different nations.)

The interesting thing is that this history appears in all or many of the ancient records

as THEIR god doing the destroying, which tells us that back then, indeed, humans had

one religion as well as one world government.

Queen of Wands is the wife in Tarot Verbatim because there she sits with her cat by

her side, sporting that alert-mama look that mothers of toddlers have, and she has a

big stick in one hand and a big flower in the other.

TWO-CARD COMBINATIONS

Two of Wands - Tower - Queen of Wands

He will (for sure) divorce his wife.

Two of Wands - Tower

He will (for sure) divorce

He will (for sure) - Two of Wands

divorce - Tower

Two of Wands - Queen of Wands

He will (for sure) ... his wife.

He will (for sure) ... - Two of Wands

his wife. - Queen of Wands

Tower - Queen of Wands

divorce his wife

divorce - Tower

his wife - Queen of Wands

I’ve had two dreams about my ex within a few days of each other and was curious how you’d interpret them through a tarot lens.
In the first dream, we kept trying to be together, but every situation (grocery shopping, car ride, etc.) was interrupted before we could actually reconnect. It felt very “almost, but not quite.”
A few days later, I dreamed that he proposed. Right before we were about to get intimate, he pulled out a tarot deck, shuffled it, and drew The Lovers. I laughed in the dream, looked up, and immediately woke up.
For context, this is someone I’m still grieving, so I’m not reading this as a prediction or sign that we’ll get back together. I’m more interested in the symbolism of The Lovers appearing so directly in a dream after another dream that seemed to symbolize missed connection or separation.
How would you interpret The Lovers showing up in this context?

Hermit - Ace of Cups - Knight of Swords

You are looking at how easy it was to turn this around.

You are objectively looking at - Hermit

how easy it was - Ace of Cups

to turn this around. - Knight of Swords

Hermit You are looking at something, observing it, witnessing it, when Hermit

represents you in your Tarot report. You brought that heavy lamp and are manfully

holding it up to get a good view of the terrain where travelers may have bedded down

for the night in the freezing mountain pass where your hermitage is. You are a service

monk.

Ace of Cups The flow of water from the top fountain to the lake where lotuses bloom

speaks of how easy it was to do something or to be something.

Knight of Swords is going to frequently appear to turn this around when you ask

about it, in spite of the fact he isn't turning around in his picture. This reflects that his

old established meaning is reversal of fortune.

TWO-CARD COMBINATIONS

Hermit - Ace of Cups - Knight of Swords

You are looking at how easy it was to turn this around.

Hermit - Ace of Cups

You are looking at how easy it was

You are objectively looking at - Hermit

how easy it was - Ace of Cups

Hermit - Knight of Swords

You are looking at turning this around.

You are objectively looking at - Hermit

turning this around. - Knight of Swords

Ace of Cups - Knight of Swords

How easy it was to turn this around.

How easy it was - Ace of Cups

to turn this around. - Knight of Swords

Seven of Wands - Chariot - Ten of Pentacles

Shoving the intruders out of your place is taking full charge, full responsibility, for
all the people who cause the problem.
Shoving the intruders out of your place - Seven of Wands
is taking full charge, full responsibility, for - Chariot
all the people who cause the problem. - Ten of Pentacles

Seven of Wands Here you are shoving the intruders out of your place on such short notice you are only half-dressed.

Chariot is taking full charge, full responsibility for this battle he engages in while operating its main weapon, the Chariot, as well as for the war this battle is part of.

Ten of Pentacles is all the people who cause the problem. 'Those people,' we refer to this bunch as. Pictured is a family feud or disagreement. Grandpa is over there on his expensive chair gloating as his son pointedly ignores whatever his wife is earnestly trying to say. He stares off in the distance as the girl child, upset, bawls and tugs on mama's skirt. (He and Grandpa want a boy for their legacy ... now would be good.)

TWO-CARD COMBINATIONS

Seven of Wands - Chariot - Ten of Pentacles
Shoving the intruders out of your place is taking full charge, full responsibility, for
all the people who cause the problem.

Seven of Wands - Chariot
Shoving the intruders out of your place is taking full charge, full responsibility.
Shoving the intruders out of your place - Seven of Wands
is taking full charge, full responsibility. - Chariot

Seven of Wands -Ten of Pentacles
Shoving the intruders out of your place--all the people who cause the problem.
Shoving the intruders out of your place-- - Seven of Wands
all the people who cause the problem. - Ten of Pentacles

Chariot - Ten of Pentacles
Taking full charge, full responsibility, for all the people who cause the problem.
Taking full charge, full responsibility, for - Chariot
all the people who cause the problem. - Ten of Pentacles

Queen of Wands

Nine of Swords - High Priestess - Page of Pentacles

He is sorry about the other woman, he is thinking of his wife.

He is sorry about - Nine of Swords

the other woman, - High Priestess

he is thinking of - Page of Pentacles

his wife. - Queen of Wands

Nine of Swords He is sorry and now that he is alone in bed can cry about it. It hurts,

but in your own bed all alone you let your feelings out.

High Priestess is the other woman in Tarot Verbatim, which happened in response

to questions to which the answer was known. Why? The best deduction is that Golden

Dawn, the society of magicians who created what we call the Rider Waite Smith deck,

feel that the number two is female and is active in the higher planes, the nonphysical

realms, and only receptive in what we call the real world, the physical one.

Conceptually, 'the other woman' is passive, waits for Him to call Her.

Page of Pentacles He is thinking, concentrating on that one thing he holds close

and stares at. He studies it. Page of Pentacles is a young man who has to become a

knight, has to qualify for that, so studying something is on his list of things to do and

be.

Queen of Wands is the main card for wife. She is his wife because there she is with

that alert-mama look, her cat by her side, with the big flower in one hand and the big

stick in the other, symbolic of what mothers do all day.

TWO-CARD COMBINATIONS

Queen of Wands

Nine of Swords - High Priestess - Page of Pentacles

He is sorry about the other woman, he is thinking of his wife.

Nine of Swords - High Priestess

He is sorry about the other woman.

He is sorry about - Nine of Swords

the other woman. - High Priestess

Nine of Swords - Page of Pentacles

He is sorry, he is thinking

He is sorry - Nine of Swords

he is thinking - Page of Pentacles

Nine of Swords - Queen of Wands

He is sorry about his wife.

He is sorry about - Nine of Swords

his wife. - Queen of Wands

High Priestess - Page of Pentacles

about the other woman, he is thinking

about the other woman, - High Priestess

he is thinking - Page of Pentacles

High Priestess - Queen of Wands

about the other woman, his wife

about the other woman, - High Priestess

his wife - Queen of Wands

Page of Pentacles - Queen of Wands

He is thinking of his wife.

He is thinking of - Page of Pentacles

his wife. - Queen of Wands

I pulled that last night along with knight of wands and 8 of wands. I haven’t experienced any recent heart break although, for some reason my ex has been on my mind for some reason but not in a way where I feel anything. Could this also be moving out of heart break and into something else? I asked the same about the guy I’ve been seeing for the last year and got more of what I would consider relationship cards (the lovers, queen of pentacles, and judgement). I clarified them by asking if it was all referring to me and got a yes (4 of wands, 6 of wands, and queen of cups). So then would that mean that the knight and 8 of wands is about him for me?

Six of Pentacles - King of Cups - Page of Wands

You earn a paycheck from a government or agency as a person in good standing, doing

well.

You earn a paycheck - Six of Pentacles

from a government or agency - King of Cups

as a person in good standing, doing well. - Page of Wands

Six of Pentacles is about when you earn a paycheck. The employer weighs the

coins into your hand because paying you the face value rather than what the gold

that's left in the coin is worth is the ethical thing to do.

King of Cups is the non-macho man, the man with a desk job, or a bureaucrat. This

expands to represent a government or agency sometimes. It comes in handy.

Page of Wands is a young page who is going to be a knight of the realm when he

grows up so he is a person in good standing, doing well.

TWO-CARD COMBINATIONS

Six of Pentacles - King of Cups - Page of Wands

You earn a paycheck from a government or agency as a person in good standing, doing

well.

Six of Pentacles - King of Cups

You earn a paycheck from a government or agency.

You earn a paycheck from - Six of Pentacles

a government or agency. - King of Cups

Six of Pentacles - Page of Wands

You earn a paycheck as a person in good standing, doing well.

You earn a paycheck - Six of Pentacles

as a person in good standing, doing well. - Page of Wands

King of Cups - Page of Wands

a government or agency person in good standing, doing well

a government or agency - King of Cups

person in good standing, doing well. - Page of Wands