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With another Sagittarian, you have a desire for
home and domesticity - but you also want a relationship free of flaws. You
idealize and leave yourself open to disillusionment. There is basic
understanding. You see many of your own traits, but usually the less desirable
ones. This causes you to criticize, because, perhaps subconsciously, you become
aware of your own shortcomings. The relationship can be permanent,' but not
trouble-free. The success of it depends on the maturity of the Sagittarians
involved. Your wandering days could be over with another Sagittarian; you could
find a home.
The Sagittarius woman's decisions are swift.
She is impulsive in affairs of the heart. What she admires most is a man of
action. She needs a goal; it could be a trip, a book to read, or
writing-whatever, the future is live and breathing for her, he future is a part
of her because that's partly where she is.
She is exciting but can give the impression of
being shy. She is a challenge that is difficult to resist. It's important to be
basically honest with her. State your intentions; don't try to cover up with
false promises. The more direct you are, the better it will be for you in this
relationship. Once you win her confidence, Pence she feels loved, she can
fulfill your fondest desires. She appreciates nature and likes men who like
animals. She won't let you down if you confide in her; if you deceive her ...
look out!
The Sagittarius man would like you for his own,
but wants greater freedom for himself He isn't easy to understand completely,
but is likely to be worth the effort. He is a natural actor and his life is apt
to be one of travel, change, and excitement. He doesn't always take time to
explain his actions. These are the times when he demands that you have faith in
his judgment. He dislikes petty people. He wants you to learn, to grow, to gain
as a result of your relationship with him. If you are honest, he can be won. If
you are frank, he will respond in a sympathetic manner. You'll win him with
color, charm you'll intrigue him by asking fantastic questions. He loses
interest if you're conventional in your outlook, questions or ambitions. He
wants the companionship of shared adventure. He wants to be independent-he is
drawn to individuality and repelled by women who pretend to be something they
are not.
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