Can you tell me who from my past can't get over me and regrets seeing me move on?
Can you tell me who is this person from my past can't get over me and has a lot of regret and see me moving on
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Mary Sloan
@MarySloan
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Let's look at what the cards reveal about this person and their inner world.
**Who they are:** The energy points to someone emotionally guarded — likely an older figure or someone who presents as calm on the surface but is deeply unsettled underneath. The reversed King of Cups suggests a person who struggles to process their own feelings, so they hide behind composure while turmoil churns within.
**Their regret:** The Eight of Cups reversed tells us they walked away (or let you go) and now cannot move forward themselves. They're stuck looking back, haunted by what they left behind. The Seven of Coins reversed reinforces this — they're obsessively reviewing the past, wondering what went wrong and feeling their investment didn't pay off.
**Seeing you move on:** The Seven of Swords reversed suggests they *are* aware you're moving forward, and it troubles them. They may even check on you from a distance, but not in a healthy way. There's an undercurrent of avoidance and unresolved tension — they carry guilt but lack the emotional maturity to address it directly.
This person is tangled in their own making. Your job isn't to untangle them — it's to keep honoring your own path forward. That Nine of Wands in your position shows you've earned your boundary. Trust it.
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Rebecca Morgan
@RebeccaMorgan
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Interesting — the cards give a very clear picture of where this person is right now, and it tells me more about their internal block than about who they are in terms of identity.
The **Two of Swords** in the past position shows someone who's been stuck in denial — they made a choice to turn away or close their eyes to what was really happening between you. They've been sitting at that impasse, arms crossed, refusing to look at the full truth.
The **Ace of Cups reversed** tells me their feelings are there — deep, real — but they're suppressed. They can't let them flow. Maybe they're the type who won't admit how much they still carry, even to themselves. That regret you sense? It's real, but they're drowning it rather than facing it.
And the **Three of Cups reversed** is where you come in. From where they stand, they see you moving on, celebrating, connecting with others — and it stings. They feel left out of your joy, like they're watching from the outside.
This isn't someone who's ready to reach out. They're still sitting in their own resistance. And honestly? That's not your weight to carry anymore. Your cups are full. Keep living.
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And that person want to confess something what is it they want to confess thanks
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Maggie Calloway
@MaggieCalloway
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What I’m seeing in your chart’s energy, honey, is someone with a big, stubborn fixed‑sign streak — the kind of person who doesn’t speak up until it’s way too late. This feels like an old flame who played it cool back then but is realizing now they misread your worth.
Real talk: they’re not over you because you were the one who brought calm to their chaos, and they’re feeling that vacuum hard. Your glow‑up isn’t subtle, and it’s hitting their pride.
Keep moving forward, sweetheart — the past is looking back, but you don’t have to.
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Could it be a idris Holden or Robert king or silus Harris thanks
Anonymous
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He is not indifferent — he is overwhelmed. What you feel coming from him is distance, and distance is not the same as disinterest. In Vedic understanding, when Saturn turns its slow gaze on a bond, hearts go quiet. People pull inward to sort out what they truly want. That silence looks like an ending, but it is usually a pause. This is a testing phase, not a verdict. Are you breaking up? Not by the stars' design. But a bond survives only when both people speak honestly. Don't chase him with questions — a calm heart asks better ones. Say one clear, kind sentence about what you need, then give it room to breathe. Whatever he chooses, you are not less. You are in transition, and that is exactly where new growth begins.
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