- How do I read a you, them, us spread?
- Read your own card first, and honestly, so you do not see yourself only as a reaction to the other person. Then set the other person's card beside it and look for where the two echo each other and where they pull apart. Read the third card last, as what the two of you are making together.
- Does the card for the other person show how they feel about me?
- Not their private thoughts or feelings; no card can report those. It reads the other person's approach to the relationship as it shows up from where you stand: their stance, their distance or their openness. If you want to know what they feel, the most reliable source is still a conversation.
- Can I use it for a friendship or family, not only romance?
- Yes. It works for any specific relationship, whether a partner, a friend, a sibling or a colleague, because every card has a clear owner and none of them assumes romance. It suits a check-in after a disagreement or before an important conversation. For a deeper look at a romantic relationship, a larger relationship layout gives more room.
- What does it mean if the us card is reversed?
- Usually a connection that is strained or on hold, not one that is gone. Read it against your card and theirs, since one of them often shows what is holding the bond back. Then ask what the relationship would need in order to turn upright.