Is he cheating on me?
Ask the cards now, freeThat knot in your stomach usually comes before any proof. You notice the phone turned face down, the new password, the late nights that do not add up. Asking the cards is a way to slow down and look at what you are actually feeling.
In a reading about cheating, the cards people often draw include the Seven of Swords (secrets, someone getting away with something), the Moon (confusion, things not being what they seem) and the Three of Swords (hurt). The Two of Cups or the Lovers can point the other way, to a bond that is still real.
Dagda reads all of your cards together, not one at a time, so you get one answer that fits your situation rather than a list of meanings.
The cards cannot see his phone. What they can do is help you name what you already suspect and decide what you want to do next: ask him straight, watch a little longer, or look after yourself first.
Draw my cards: “Is he cheating on me?”