Page of Swords as How Someone Sees You (Upright & Reversed) Tarot Card Meaning

The Page of Swords is the card of communication, curiosity, wit, inspiration, and communications. This card depicts a young man standing with his sword pointed up to the sky. Though his sword is pointed in one direction, he is actively looking around in all directions to see what else is happening around him. He looks both determined and defiant. 

The Page of Swords reminds us that communication is a big part of love and life. We are happy when we love talking with our partner. We are excited when we are inspired by new ideas, wit, and humor. The Page of Swords is a reminder that attraction of the mind is just as important as attraction of the physical body.

Upright Page of Swords as How Someone Sees You

If you are asking about how someone sees you, and you draw the Page of Swords, that means this person sees you as someone intelligent. They admire you for your brains and wits. They can easily talk to you about anything. This person is in awe of your knowledge about a variety of things. They are attracted every time you speak of exciting ideas.

Alternatively, the Page of Swords means that they see you as someone they’re afraid to have an emotional connection with. They are intellectual and witty. They like you for being able to talk to them about anything under the sun. But they flee at the first sight of emotional intimacy. So they want to avoid emotional confrontations.

For singles and those embarking on new relationships, the Page of Swords is a sign that they see you as someone they can have an intellectual connection with. They are attracted to how your mind works. Your conversations can be around anything. They enjoy talking to you, and they like your humor. This is an excellent sign for any budding relationship; however, make sure to keep your emotional connection in check. 

For existing relationships, the Page of Swords means that they see you as a compatible partner. You agree with a lot of things. You are always on the same page with most. Both of you can easily communicate what you want and express your feelings. Your partner is comfortable with your relationship.

If you are asking about an ex’s intentions, the Page of Swords shows that they see you as someone who did not hurt them. But they are in denial. They don’t want to admit they are affected by what happened. They prefer hiding their pain. If you want to get back together, your ex may need to emotionally grow from it. They must accept that being emotionally vulnerable is not a sign of weakness.

In the context of whether or not a relationship is headed for commitment, engagement, or marriage, the Page of Swords means that they see you as a partner they can connect with, but they still need to be ready for a more significant commitment. The communication between you is open because you can talk about almost anything. However, they have been avoiding any talk about the subject. If you want to take the relationship to the next level, you should be honest about your vision for the future and be direct about it.

Reversed Page of Swords as How Someone Sees You

If you are asking about how someone sees you, and you draw the Page of Swords reversed, that means this person sees you as someone they need to continually correct. They don’t accept your side of the argument, and winning is more important to them than your feelings. For them, they are always right. This person does not care if you are hurt by their behavior. 

The Page of Swords reversed means that they see you as someone they cannot openly communicate with. Your talk always ends up in arguments and misunderstandings. You cannot get your message across; however, you find it hard to see where this person is coming from. These differences are making rifts within the relationship. You are always on guard around each other.

For singles and those embarking on new relationships, the Page of Swords reversed is a sign that they see you as someone they cannot agree with. They once thought highly of you. But now that you have grown closer, this person sees you as someone who doesn’t listen to them. The communication issues are causing great tension in your relationship. If left unaddressed, your connection might have irreparable damage.

For existing relationships, the Page of Swords reversed means that they see you as an enemy rather than an ally. They are always on defensive mode whenever you are around. You are always fighting and disagreeing with almost anything. The miscommunication is straining your relationship. If you want to save what’s left, you must openly discuss the issue. If nothing good comes out of it, you may need to accept that you are incompatible.

If you are asking about an ex’s intentions, the Page of Swords reversed shows that they see you as the cause of your breakup. They are hell-bent on blaming you for what happened. They can think of a lot of reasons why this is the case. Even though they have a fair share of the relationship ending, they don’t want to be responsible. They are set on dumping all the blame on you.

In the context of whether or not a relationship is headed for commitment, engagement, or marriage, the Page of Swords reversed means that they see you as a partner they cannot openly communicate with. The communication issues are bothering them. In their eyes, you are always in the wrong; and their argument is always correct. They need to let go of this mentality before entering a more significant commitment. Otherwise, you will regret committing yourself to this kind of person.

Conclusion

For relationships and feelings, the Page of Swords represents mental attraction and wit. A good relationship has physical attraction and mental attraction. When you have an inspiring partner who really connects with you on an intellectual level, it is a beauty to behold. The Page of Swords is a reminder of this aspect of love. 

If you find yourself needing further clarity in your relationship matters that go beyond reading for yourself, Sibyl offers unlimited tarot readings on love & relationships, as a neutral and objective third party.