Five of Cups reversed tarot card meaning

This is a quick reading for the Five of Cups reversed in the Rider Waite deck.
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[@sagecosta6550]

Have a good day... I am guessing I am staring at spilled cups again.... Thanks, I think LOL.

[@lighttheway4694]

Marcus is such an insightful reader.

[@multilingualmind778]

great insight! on the one hand, it reminds me of the concept of `inside drugging´ in ACA literature (generating a feeling that works like a drug, you generate and induldge in an emotional state that, although not pleasant, gives you a sense of familiarity). On the other hand, what you described, that´s exactly what I discovered on my path - that I used falling into sadness to protect myself from any outside demands or attacks or falling into sickness because in childhood it was the only way to get my mother´s touch. For me, 5C in the upright position means emotional health - reacting with joy when good things happen and with sadness when there is a loss of something valuable (being able to see both - the lost cups and the remined ones). When it´s reversed, all distortions are possible, for me, it´s for example a situation when a minor dissapointment triggers a deep grief. thank you! I love your videos!

[@Mr.Frog21]

This card has followed me throughout my time in tarot, recently I bought a new deck and the first card to fallout was this one. This video and your insight makes a ton of sense now.

[@JazzyFaye222]

Your card explanations are the best I’ve seen. Very thoughtful and insightful. You have a gift indeed!

[@charlotte9385]

your videos are great! Thank you for sharing your spiritual insights through the tarot

[@lo.p4089]

This is thought-provoking for me. I've been unable to shake off some grief associated with how others have made me feel by their shitty behaviour. Even though I know I should be moving on. My Mum has always been happier if I am struggling or sad. When I was a child she tore me down if she felt I was good at something, happy with myself or if I was not doing what she wanted. Even now, my siblings and I have noticed she comes into our lives when we have difficulties, but disappears for months if things are going well for us. She has an underlying anger and we feel we are treading on egg-shells if she is feeling low about herself, and we are doing well. Maybe that's why I struggle to shake my unhappiness off....