Queen of Cups Reversed

Without getting into my boring personal trauma, I'm currently working with a talk therapist who has now referred me to a psychiatrist for mental health medication. That's all you need to know about that, because that is 100% a reversed Queen of Cups way to be!

This upside-down Queen of love and emotions becomes chaotic, emotional, stressed-out, depressed, angry, frustrated, and all of the worst parts of emotionality magnified by a hundred. She really just needs to sit in front of a sobby movie with a bowl of ice cream, and weep her emotions into a pillow. I might do some of that this week, too.

​The Queen of Cups upright is a virtuous and kind person, protecting all that they have with loyalty, intuition, and wisdom.

Reversed, this card could represent a treacherous or vindictive person, or someone who is insecure and needy. The thing to remember about this queen is that cups are all about emotions, so negative or smothering emotions are generally represented by the reversed card.  
 
Questions answered by the reversed Queen of Cups:
Who? An enemy 
What? Blocked creativity
Where? A field
When? Mid-June to Mid-July; Not any time soon
Why? “Sometimes our thoughts are backed with so much insecurity that they create lies we believe.” ~Unknown
Yes or No? Uncertain

The Queen of Cups reversed as:
…an action?

• Calm down
• Call a friend

• Organize something

 
…a place in your house?

• A chair

 
…a place in your city?

• A pizza joint
• An ice cream truck

 
…a place in the world?

• Guatemala
• Finland
• Niagara Falls

 
…something to eat?

• Ice cream
• Fish sticks

 
…something to clean?

• The pantry
• Your saved pictures folder

 
…where to find the missing item?

• In the sink

 
…a color? Yellow; blue
 
…a movie theme? Insecurity, emotional manipulation

• Dumplin’
• Girl on the Train
• Gone Girl

 
A new career?

• Telemarketing
• Sales
• Singer

 
The reversed Queen of Cups
Before any card: Be cautious and reserved with (card)
After any card: Insecurity; emotional manipulation
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The Queen could also use a silly book to drown her mental energy in. Something like Faye's Fortune, which is currently on sale for just 99 cents!