Did Dre and Meisha have sex and how long has this been going on?
Did dre and meisha have sex and if so how long has this been going on
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Elina
@Elina
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I pulled a relationship spread to sense the energy between them.
The Knight of Wands appears in the position representing Dre's energy. That card is pure fire — impulsive, passionate, driven by desire in the moment. It doesn't hesitate. It doesn't hold back. Whatever has happened between them physically, it comes from that energy: attraction that moved fast rather than something that slowly developed through emotion.
The Three of Cups as the challenge tells me this started within a social or friendship circle — people who know each other, hang out together. That's part of why it's complicated. The Hermit reversed in the connection position says this has been hidden, kept quiet intentionally.
Yes, there has been a physical connection. The Knight of Wands energy suggests this began a few months ago — I'd read it as roughly two to four months, not longer. It started as something that felt light, possibly even casual, but has been kept quiet because of overlapping friendships and the need to avoid disruption.
The Ace of Swords reversed in your position tells me you're trying to logic your way to a clear answer, but the secrecy is making it hard to trust what you sense. Trust your instincts here — they're closer to the truth than what you're being told.
Mikel Hart
@MikelHart
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Oh, honey… let me be honest with you. What I'm seeing here doesn't scream "*yes, this has been a full-blown physical affair for months.*"
The **Page of Swords** in the past position tells me there was a lot of talking, curiosity, maybe some clever banter or late-night messaging between them. Flirtatious energy, absolutely. But it reads more like mental chemistry than physical heat, you know?
The **Four of Swords reversed** in the present? That's what catches my eye. Someone's restless. Someone's lying awake overthinking this — what happened, what didn't happen, what *might* happen. There's a secrecy here, but it feels more like confusion and holding back than a long-running secret rendezvous.
And the **King of Cups** in the future… that suggests someone will need to step up, handle this with emotional maturity, and finally speak the truth — whatever that truth is.
So did they sleep together? The energy feels tentative, like something that *almost* crossed a line but maybe hasn't fully yet. If it did, it's newer — not a long-standing thing, darling. What's certain is there are feelings (and thoughts) tangled up here that need to be aired out. The cards are asking for honesty, not more secrecy.
Anna Reed
@AnnaReed
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What I'm picking up from the energy here is quite clear. Yes, there has been a physical and intimate connection between them. The cards point to something that's been unfolding for a while — the reversed Four of Wands in the past position suggests this started several months ago, likely around three to five months back. It began in a celebratory or casual way, but it wasn't built on a stable foundation.
Right now, the reversed Nine of Swords is present — and that energy is heavy. There's secrecy, guilt, and anxiety coiling around this. Someone is lying awake at night worrying about exposure or the emotional weight of it. This isn't a light, casual thing to both of them — there's a hidden cost.
Looking ahead, the Four of Cups suggests emotional withdrawal on the horizon. One person is starting to sense the hollowness of it and may pull back or grow distant.
I'd be careful here — the cards are showing me hidden tension, not lasting satisfaction.
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