Feelings associated with the Six of Swords in a romantic context can be perplexing. While traditionally representing harmony, the presence of conflict between thoughts and emotions adds complexity. The water on the card may signify unexpressed emotions, suggesting a reservoir of feelings yet to be revealed due to external circumstances. 
Do you have any insights or experiences with this card in similar situations? Your thoughts would be valuable in deciphering its nuanced meaning. 
I interpret the Six of Swords differently; for me, it signifies one person or a group being guided by another from one situation to another. Despite the abundant water in the card, I notice ripples in the foreground but calmness in the distance. It could suggest that one person feels the other is a better choice or can lead them to a more positive place, especially in matters of romance. 
To me, the Six of Swords signifies "move forward" and "keep moving," even in moments of sadness or uncertainty, relying on someone else to guide the way. It suggests moving past the encounter, avoiding stagnation, and potentially transitioning to another person or cultivating a different type of relationship with the same person. 
BellaWil
The Six of Swords carries profound emotions, yet these feelings are in retreat. Despite the water symbolizing emotions, the figures ride above it, staying bundled and huddled, almost concealing themselves. Their emotions are slipping away to the other side. The downward-pointing swords into the vessel's hull suggest a lack of communication, especially concerning their feelings. It's a transitional period for them, a time of evading and running from their emotions. No emotional expression seems present at this moment.
OliviaBr
That's a insightful perspective on the card. It's a relatively straightforward interpretation, yet it didn't initially register for me. Perhaps the individual in focus is somewhat dissatisfied with their current situation, and the presence of the other person offers a glimmer of hope for a more positive future. 
AntonTaro
While I can appreciate that interpretation, I struggle to connect it directly to emotions. When I encounter this card and contemplate the feelings it elicits, my mind tends to lean toward sadness and regret, perhaps even a sense of being hurt by someone else. Nevertheless, your perspective has sparked an interesting revelation for me. Thank you for sharing your insight!
Joanna13
I comprehend your perspective, but I find it somewhat contradictory to attribute a depth of feeling to the card while asserting that it signifies no feelings at this time. I align with the notion of a lack of communication regarding emotions. In my interpretation of this card, I observe a wealth of emotions being constrained, compelling individuals to sit with them silently, yearning for some form of relief. While the card depicts a transitional period, I've always perceived these individuals as compelled to contemplate both the past and the future—essentially embodying the essence of a transition.
Whenever I encounter the Six of Swords, a sense of sadness prevails. It signifies experiencing difficulties, engaging in arguments, yet once this card emerges, positive changes are on the horizon. You're departing from a place of unhappiness, steering towards calmer waters. However, the remnants of a broken heart and memories linger in the boat with you, representing everything you've endured. The environment changes – be it people causing harm, a negative job, an unhappy home, or a challenging situation you've been combating. As for feelings, it suggests this person is distancing themselves, taking a break for a while. 
coffeeMMM
Certainly! When the Six of Swords appears, it signifies navigating through difficulties and arguments with the promise of positive changes ahead. It symbolizes a departure from unhappiness, moving towards calmer waters. However, remnants of a broken heart and memories linger, representing past challenges. In terms of feelings, it suggests the person is taking a break, distancing themselves for a while.
