Six of Wands as feelings: what it says about how they feel

The Six of Wands as feelings is the card of the victory parade. A rider on a white horse wears a laurel wreath and carries a wand tied with another wreath, while a crowd walks alongside with their wands raised.

As an answer to how someone feels, it describes pride and admiration. It is a card that likes to be seen, and it often turns up when someone is proud of you, or proud to be with you.

Six of Wands as feelings, upright

Upright, the Six of Wands as feelings means admiration, confidence and pride. They look up to you, feel proud of you, and may want the world to know you are together. It can describe someone who feels like a winner around you, or who sees the relationship as something to show off in the best sense. The feelings are public, confident and generous.

Six of Wands reversed as feelings

Reversed, the Six of Wands as feelings can mean insecurity or bruised pride. They may worry about how they look, need a lot of reassurance, or feel overshadowed by you. It can also describe someone who wants recognition more than closeness. Reversed, the wreath has slipped.

Six of Wands as how someone sees you

The Six of Wands as how someone sees you is one of the most flattering answers in the deck: they see you as impressive, successful and admirable, someone who stands out. They may be a little in awe of you.

Six of Wands as feelings from an ex

From an ex, the Six of Wands as feelings can mean they are proud of how they have moved on and would like you to see them doing well. Reversed, their ego is still bruised by the breakup.

Six of Wands next to other cards

Next to the Sun, open, proud and happy love. With the Queen of Wands, confident attraction on both sides. Beside the Seven of Wands, someone is defending their reputation or the relationship against criticism.

What to do with this card

Let them be proud of you, and be proud of them back, out loud. Recognition matters to a Six of Wands heart. Just make sure there is a quieter, private side to the relationship too.

Ask the cards your own question

One card is one reading of one moment. If you would like to ask about a particular person, the free love reading lets you put the question in your own words first, and it will be honest about what the cards can and cannot see from the outside.

Questions people ask

What does the Six of Wands mean as how someone sees you?

That they admire you and see you as successful, confident and impressive.

What does the Six of Wands reversed mean in love?

Insecurity, a need for reassurance, or bruised pride.

Is the Six of Wands a yes as feelings?

Yes. It points to pride, admiration and wanting to be seen together.