Happy Spring Everybody!
This is my very first Tarot reading that can be classified as Rated R.
Question
General energies reading on Romance for 
Decameron deck: From top to bottom clockwise - 6 of Pentacles, Emperor, 7 of Pentacles, Knight of Pentacles, Magician, Knight of Wands.
Oh, you Verile Stud.
Happy Springtime for you!
I cast The Star of David hexagram spread as discussed in this recent post. Each vertex of the hexagram corresponds to a particular planetary energy that corresponds to a sephira on The Tree of Life in Qabalah.
I cast a Rune in the central position representing the Sun; in this context it represents your personality/ego/energy you are emitting, so lets start there...
We got the Rune Uruz to represent you in the context of romance in your life at this present time. The energy behind this Rune is the raw life force of the masculine polarity; virile and potent. Uruz traditionally means auroch, which was a ferocious species of wild ox that is now extinct. There is also that Taurus energy present in this Rune, a primal Earth energy that consists of strength and durability. There is an old Anglo-Saxon Rune poem that goes as follows:
Uruz represents the condition of your strength on a physical and emotional level and potentially indicates new opportunities. It looks as though you are reassessing what (or who?) you would like to experience as far as romantic interests are concerned (7 of Pentacles), and being sensible before plowing any fields (Knight of Pentacles).
Concerning your current approach to romantic interests, it is very interesting to see that the Emperor and Magician are in key placements that reinforce each other's strength. On the Tree of Life, the sphere of Chesed corresponds to Jupiter/The Demiurge. The Emperor describes this energy well and happened to land in that position. Also worth pointing out is that the Magician landed in its perfect placement of Hod, where the Magician perfectly corresponds to Mercury. Mercury is a dualistic symbol, the Magician is the master of duality, and the duality represented by the horns of Uruz reinforces the victory over opposing forces since Uruz really is about the endurance necessary to perpetuate manifest existence.
As shown in the Emperor card, you can have topless women hanging on you, men in fun outfits adjacent to your groin; or you can even be like the Magician and have women bend over for you by simply using the power of your words. The Knight of Wands in the position of Mars/Geburah cautions you that the imbalanced hyper masculine energies of Knight of Wands can be potentially problematic in your romantic situations, as nicely elaborated on here. It might be advantageous to look for your reflection on those descriptions and manage yourself accordingly as you roam the Moorelands with your courageous brute of a horn.
And finally, what influence might Divinity have in all of this? Perhaps a sensual ordeal described by what the energy 6 of Pentacles entails; a dynamic where one is the giver, the other, the receiver. Or some other power exchange. Only you can elaborate on why this specific card landed in this position.
Out of the six cards that were cast, this is the general pattern that emerged:
Three were Pentacles.
One was a Wand.
Two were court cards...
...of those two court cards, both were Knights.
Two were Major Arcana...
...of those two Major Arcana, both represented the life force of the masculine polarity.
Four in total pertained to masculine energy....
...and ingredients found in Uruz.
Out of the seven symbols that were cast... five are of masculine energy and out of those five... three were amongst the most potent in masculine energy that could have emerged.
Follow up Question
What particular energies embodied by people might come in your direction?
I cast two different cards from two different decks, Medea and Pluto to gauge possible archetypes of potential romantic interests that might be roaming the local Moorelands. You appear to be surrounded by magical sensual women, the kind that will keep you reincarnating back for more. Perhaps those are desirable problems to have. The kind that inspire men to write music about, much like the video below. The kind that will incite you to shout yourself hoarse for their supernatural force....
This Spring season really looks like it is in the palm of your hand, much like what is in the palm of the Magician's as shown in the card above. As Space so eloquently put it, a thousand thundering thrills truly appears to be awaiting you.
Notes and References:
Northern Mysteries of Magick by Freya Aswynn.
Image of Uruz & ox is from Pinterest.
