What is her problem and what does that have to do with me?
Six of Wands
Devil, Queen of Swords, Seven of Pentacles
So, are you a strong enough woman to be nasty to these people who are expecting you to serve them?
She is a strong woman who asks hard questions of the whole self-righteous lot of them.
So, is she nasty enough to deal with all those mooching phonies?
How does this old lady make them for her do what she needs done?
She is so strong (evil, wicked, mean and nasty!), how could you go against her program?
She figures she isn't getting something she deserves, she will get it out of someone hatefully.
Her demands are unmet, and there's an obstacle, so who is she going to get to serve her cause?
She could be victimized or taken advantage of by someone who hates her.
She is a hateful bitch, you never know what her agenda is.
So, how badly was the victim double-crossed?
She has a campaign going about a big problem and she pressures people asking them to join.
What is this hateful old bat up to now? or 'The bitch from hell': what does she want of you now?
She is one of those complaining disabled people who expects to be waited on, it seems.
What is she doing about her problem as she demands others get on the bandwagon?
What is her problem and what does that have to do with me?
Why is the problem she complains of the fault of evil people who deceived her?
Somehow she thinks these are bad guys who double-crossed her and she is mad.
Does she really blame other people for the difficulties she whines about?
Does she really think they victimized her and are the bad guys?
What have you done for me lately, you owe me, you are my problem: that type of old lady.
I almost didn't type these two up. (I think the next spread is similar.) But I figured someone out there must be dealing with this, since it came up twice.
The Six of Wands is a general 'conspiracy' card: Someone has an agenda, is deceiving or using or double-crossing friends. It is also about a campaign.
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