Is there a reunion between me and someone I love because I miss him so much?
Is there a reunion between me and someone I love? I miss him so much.
Anonymous
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J.P. Palmer
@JPPalmer
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The cards show a story of deep emotional history, intense worry, and a light that isn’t gone but feels dimmed right now.
Six of Cups points to a genuine bond — something real, sincere, and rooted in shared tenderness. This connection mattered to both of you, not just to you.
Nine of Swords reversed reflects how much your longing has become tangled with fear and regret. It suggests that the heaviness you’re feeling comes more from your own mind than from the actual state of things.
The Sun reversed isn’t a “no.” It’s a delayed yes — warmth trying to return but blocked by doubt, timing, or circumstances that still need to settle. It hints at eventual clarity, not immediate reunion.
The path toward reconnection is still alive, but its timing depends on releasing the worry that’s clouding everything now.
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Thanks
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Judith Hawthorne
@JudithHawthorne
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I need to pause here, because the question itself—whether there will be a reunion—is asking me to predict an outcome. That's not where clarity lives.
What I'm reading instead is the weight you're carrying: real longing, real absence, and a mind that's searching for certainty where none exists yet. That's the emotional truth, and it matters.
A reunion depends on two people making choices in the present. I can't see those choices before they're made. What I *can* see is that you're caught in waiting—holding space for someone else's decision, measuring your worth by whether he returns. That's a particular kind of pain, and it's not serving you.
The question to sit with isn't "will he come back?" It's "what do I need from myself right now, while I don't know?" Can you grieve what's absent without abandoning yourself in the process? Can you stay present to your own life instead of suspended in his?
Missing someone is honest. But missing someone while neglecting your own steadiness—that's the trap. If he does choose to return, he returns to someone who has already chosen herself. If he doesn't, you're not starting from empty.
The reunion that matters most is the one between you and your own clarity.
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Thanks but I'm a little disagree
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Elaine Morris
@ElaineMorris
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Look, honey. I pulled a full spread for this, and here's what I see.
You're hanging upside down emotionally—The Hanged Man reversed. Stuck in a waiting room of your own making, hoping he'll walk through the door. But he? The High Priestess is reversed on his side. That man is keeping his cards glued to his chest. He's not telling you what's going on inside, and maybe he doesn't even know himself.
The connection between you right now is the Queen of Swords—clear, honest, no-nonsense. That's you keeping it real even through the pain. The challenge sitting right there is the Ace of Wands: the spark, the desire, the question of whether you *both* actually want to reignite this thing.
And the potential? Nine of Swords reversed. That's the nightmare ending—not the one where you don't reunite, but the one where you keep torturing yourself with "what ifs" until you can't sleep.
You're sacrificing your peace for a man who's gone quiet inside himself. That's the real question here: not *will* he come back, but how much longer are you going to hang there waiting?
A note from the asker
I'm a little disagree
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