Capri Libra Friendship

This topic was created in the Capricorn forum by jag1795 on Wednesday, January 15, 2020 and has 3 replies.

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Hi! I'm just curious about this Capricorn - Libra friendship that I'm in (I'm the Libra). It's been more than 2 months now since I met this male Capricorn online and we've never seen each other in real life nor do we know even send each other pics to know what we actually look like. But he's been so consistent with chatting me almost every day (e.g. telling me about how his day went, what he's doing at the moment, asking me what I'm doing and checks up on me once in a while). It was completely platonic and slow-paced which I really like since I'm much comfortable that way. I don't really expect this to bloom to romance and to me, I really see this person as a good person, a friend and an outlet for my anxious mind (I've just recovered from a trauma). Sometimes, he expresses too much concern that would make me think if this person is into me (asking if I had eaten already or if I'm home already after a night out). He can be annoying too. Especially when he keeps on flaunting things to show how he came from an affluent family (I am from a middle class). He shows little compassion to people at the lower end of the socioeconomic class. Is it a common thing for capricorns to be a bit less compassionate to others? Do you think this person is just bored or is he really shy to reveal a lot of personal info about him? The thing is, if I start bringing up the personal info stuff, that might make him feel uncomfortable. Also based on past experiences, I barely interact with internet friends after revealing our personal social media. Idk why but perhaps we're now busy with our daily lives and the thrill of interacting with a mystery person is no longer there.

I guess surprises in store huh?

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You lost me when you said he flaunts being from a wealthy family, no compassion for the poor, that's a complete and total turn off.