She knows she is being taken advantage of but isn't worried
Death Five of Swords, Queen of Cups, Nine of Wands
She knows she is being taken advantage of but is not worried about it. She sees the end of her abuser making her uncomfortable or putting her in fear. She is going to take advantage and she isn't anxious about that. She doesn't know how to beat what is threatening her. She knows not to be anxious about the smart alec. She knows this punk is no threat to her. This spread is about a woman who isn't going to be taken advantage of:  She knows how that is done, and she isn't going to let it happen to her.  We suspect this is not her first time, but that is not mentioned in the cards.
Meanings and Illustrations:
First is the Five of Swords, that smart alec.  His smirk always reminds me of Cheney who used to be a vice president.  He takes advantage; he is the abuser.  This Rider Waite Tarot card also means to 'beat' something, as in  beating an addiction or turning the tables on your tormenter. Second is the Queen of Cups, the nice lady who knows or knows her man.  She is also considered the impractical dreamer, the poor sap who believes in goodness.  Yup, she is pictured as blond! Nine of Wands, the third occupant of our spread, is about worry –  being still on guard despite having lost a battle in that place.   Next to it is the card that negates, the Death card.  Love it when a negative shows up next to your bad dream, don't you?  It shows someone who can't relax, is tense.  The phrases it expresses here are:  worried, in fear, anxious, what is threatening. Death: not, the end, isn't, doesn't, not to be, no … to her.  The illustration shows the end of a king's reign:  He is dead.  Other systems have different meanings than Tarot Verbatim's for this Rider Waite Tarot card. Next spread.  (I did another because I thought this spread might not represent many of the visitors.  Comment, please, on this?
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