He wonders why women all are happy to get married, when it is so dangerous
Three of Cups
Seven of Swords, Seven of Pentacles, Four of Wands
Sharing risk/Insurance:
There may be some glitches shared by all the members.
What if the risk is shared by the family members?
Family members seem happy to share that risk factor.
The girls' club invested on a long shot, a questionable company
The girls share the profit from investing jointly in a long shot – a shady company.
What if everyone in the organization/company shared the risk?
Which company would share that kind of risk?
Maybe be a corporation to share the risk.
The married girls pooled their money for an ill-advised risky venture.
The women made money on a company that is a risky venture.
Crime Perspective:
We are all happy living together in this house but there may be a thief among us.
I wonder whether those girls are members of a crime family.
He considers ways to steal a woman's house.
Maybe he can break into the house where the girls live.
That seems to be a dangerous place for women.
Did they share the proceeds when the house was broken into?
The girls may live in a dangerous neighborhood.
Is this criminal going to marry his girlfriend?
The girls doubt anyone will break into their house.
What danger do women pose to the Establishment?
Everyone in organized crime seems to be sharing a good time.
That company is so profitable, it may be breaking the law.
Is that a 'house of ill repute' where the girls are?
How could women from such good family break the law?
Are all these happy girls from a crime family?
Romantic/Cheating Perspective:
Married women suspect he cheats.
Why is it dangerous to date girlfriends at home?
The girlfriend seems to have tricked him into marrying her.
Can he get this girlfriend he is dating to his house to seduce her/fool around with her?
He figures the women he dates are all out to marry him.
He wonders why women all are happy to get married, when it is so dangerous.
Is someone sneaking ...