@Dante
Card#1: Page of Cups (Basis of the situation)
You are kind, thoughtful, and creative. Though, your sensitivity may at times be an obstacle when it comes to forming social relationships with others. This card can also be interpreted as an event, however, in which case it could symbolize love, engagement, marriage, or birth. Therefore, despite the difficulties you may have forming (or keeping) healthy and happy relationships, this card indicates that the future is bright and full of possibility.
Card#2: The Queen of Swords (Desires)
As I told Harm, the queen of swords is independent, and takes a no-nonsense approach to life. She also has plenty of inner strength and an excellent reasoning mind. She can be blunt, at times, to the point of making her seem unemotional or overly critical, and may also be inclined to hold grudges. Perhaps these are qualities you look for in a partner, or desire to have within yourself. Someone who is assertive, honest, loyal, analytical, and intelligent. And someone who will always defend the people she cares about (or he, if these are your desired qualities). Of course, as I mentioned before, everyone has their flaws. So if it's you who wants these qualities within yourself, it's much better to find someone who will love you for exactly who you are, and has no desire to change you. Granted, there's nothing wrong with self-improvement, but do it for the right reasons, not because you think being a certain way might better attract someone else. Now, on the other hand, if these are qualities you want in a partner, well...just don't argue with her. Remember the phrase, "Yes, dear," and you'll be alright. 😝
Card#3: Knight of Wands (Helpful Factors)
The knight of wands represents the fire element, i.e. energy, creativity, adventurousness, ambition, warmth, and excitement. These will be your helpful factors in achieving your goals.
Card#4: Three of Cups (opposing factors)
In this card, two cups are pouring water into a third, which is overflowing. Water is the symbol of our emotions, and in this instance, there appears to be an abundance of emotion. Generally, this card can be taken positively and resemble fulfillment. However, as an opposing factors card, it signifies that being overly emotional or perhaps having too many expectations and not letting things simply "flow" at whatever pace they may, might be an obstacle on your way to achieving your goals.
Card#5: Four of Cups (outcome)
As previously described in another reading, this card shows a young man with 3 cups standing beside him, and a fourth being offered to him from the clouds. He seems very nonchalant, however, indicating indifference. So if you look at all the cards together, perhaps having too many expectations of things not moving quickly enough and being too preoccupied with trying to figure out a way to make it all work "right here, right now", will make you miss certain opportunities that might be right in front of you, but you end up ignoring or just simply aren't able to see. Life is funny that way. When you're looking for what you want, you usually can't find it. But when you're not looking, suddenly, all these different opportunities open up that you didn't expect. And a lot of the time, one of those UNexpected opportunities ends up being the "right" opportunity. So will you ever have a family? There are no guarantees in life for anything, but there is always hope, and you have a much better chance of it happening if you don't directly keep looking for it. Occupy yourself with other things and an opportunity will likely eventually fall right into your lap.