Keywords for The Hanged Man

Delays
Devotion
Sacrifices
Martyrdom
Reversal
Holding Back
Initiation

suspension
depression
withdrawal from life
hiding within oneself

Your world turned upside down .

to me this is a complex card.  Keywords are "sacrifice", "suspend", but there is a twist, the card is about someone who has become jaded but has not lost all hope - they've seen enough of situations to give them an unattached disposition - because they realize that things don't always turn out as you would like, or if you seem to get what you want then you will probably pay a price somewhere.  There is an extension of this, a person might have the attitude "c'mon slay me"  - as in, I don't think you will surprise me but you can give it a go because, why not, yeah anything can happen.  So yes, kind of a bemused standing back in a way and watching events unfold - fully prepared that it might be an outcome that you may or may not like.

This is a time of trial; choosing between yes or no, to do or not to do...

The figure is like a joker... a real hanged man should be in pain because the blood goes to the head and makes it hard for people to think or act, and may also bring death, but on the card, the hanged man has an aura on his head, which makes you think if he really is hanged or not. He seems like a joker, his hands look tied but they may be not, why is the other foot tied, but the other one is not? The stretched foot may also be not tied and he really is just like standing there upside down, like magic.

I think The Hanged Man depicts some kind of playful nature, that is pretending to be in pain, seeing what people will do to the end, and will have its conclusion by dawn...
This card tells you to go and do what is on your mind.. never let the chance go, whatever may it be, because it will make the trip worthwhile. Strange unexpected things will happen, like when things may look like it's going to be bad but it actually is still good, if action is done.

Just remember to not overdo things, strike at the right time.

I don't think that this is a very negative card, but I think that there is good coming out after some kind of risky gamble.