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Posted by intriguedbypiscesman
Hmmmm, and I'm still trying to get ONE!
Posted by capeecan
First off I disagree with much of the advice you were given. This guy comes from another culture. So his thinking in terms of relationships is probably different then we sillies here in the USA. It is logical for people from other "upbringings" to put family and associations first and relationship fulfillment second - here in the west we do the opposite. In fact it is seen in some cultures to be selfish to seek "self-fulfillment" through marital union instead of going with family wishes.
So I wouldn't strike this against him. Second he was born under the rule of saturn (saturn rules capricorn). If it was most of the other signs I would say the advice you got was good but this sign is often slow and methodical to the extreme. This means in his head there is like a conscious switcth that he will flip to the "relationship is all on" position, or to the "I love you but you are not the one" position. Capricorns have this kind of conscious activity going on in their heads. And once it is to the all on spot he will be all in, and he will really try to succeed with you (cappy's despise failure - so this is why they keep the switch in the "off" position until they are ready).
Capricorn rules making things materialize in reality in this world - this is what saturn rules - and this is what they do - whether they consciously say it or not - they do it. And yes they will work really hard to "materialize" things. Now, if he tells you that what he wants to try to materialize is his relationship with you. I suggest you give him this oppurtunity since you are into him.
Posted by hiplove79Posted by LadyScorpPPosted by hiplove79
Yup. I see a common theme. Fear. I have that problem big time. I get over it eventually, but in the beginning I'm the biggest wimp. Freezing, running, using humor as a diversion tactic...it's pathetic. Basically, for me, it boils down to the fear of being vulnerable. *gulp* I can look so confident on the outside, but on the inside, I'm a little girl in a corner sucking her thumb, while holding a pink blankie. I can really give the impression that I don't care because how I appear and how I feel are complete opposite from one another. Lost out on some relationships due to my fear and pride. I don't regret it anymore, but I do see them as learning experiences. But being vulnerable is something I still struggle with. That shit is painful, you know? It's like, "Become vulnerable? No thanks, I would prefer to be dumped in a vault of acid." Lol....ugh.
Lord o Lordy, am I your long lost twin. you have just described me to a T, girl. Freeze, run, laugh...rinse and repeat. My blankie is also pink, what a co-inky-dink. I have learned, though, that being vulnerable is a HUGE strength, not a weakness. I have reaped many rewards when finally becoming vulnerable. Just grit your teeh and say whatever it is in your heart you want to be known. Its worth it.click to expand
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