The intentions of the Three of Cups is the desire to be part of the group. In a romantic situation this generally indicates that the relationship is growing to the point where the partners are starting to expand the relationship to include each others friends and families. As the relationship with each other grows, so will these other relationships.
The strength of the Moon is the ability to see the truth through the illusions that are often used to hide it. This ability is better known as your intuition and while it is often present many people ignore or are unable to listen to what it is telling them.
The weakness that the Hermit brings is that he is often withdrawn. As he represents the most secretive part of ourselves, this is often a necessity. This does give many people the mistaken impression that the Hermit does not care about things when the truth is quite the opposite.
The strength of the Nine of Cups is the ability to look at the positive side of things. Instead of seeing everything that is wrong around him, he or she is counting his or her blessings. Wishes can come true if you work hard enough to make them come true.
The weakness of the Two of Cups is unrealistic expectations. In any type of partnership situation it is very easy to put unrealistic expectations on your partner. This is unfair to your partner and may lead to frustration when the expectations are not met.
For Justice to be at the heart of a relationship, that relationship needs to be balanced. This type of relationship focuses on keeping things fair. This does not necessarily mean that everything needs to be equal, just that in the big picture things balance out.
To make a relationship with the Star requires confidence in the direction you are taking the relationship. While it may be that your expectations are too high, if you accept your limitations and strive to reach your dreams then great things are possible.
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