Bhadra Dasi
Twisting Arms
Traits
Persuasive
Protective
Supportive
Unaware
Procrastinating
Denying
Prognosis
This relationship is ideal for work and problematic for marriage
Personality
This dynamic matchup will not back down from a fight. It is explosive in its mixture of elements: Week of the Perfectionist people are governed by air and Week of Independence people by fire, and their relationship is governed by water, here signifying deep emotion. Powerfully persuasive, this relationship knows when and how to twist arms to get its way. The partners most often feel best when protecting or representing the best interests of others, even more so than when pushing their own relationship. Week of the Perfectionist people’s critical instincts and considerable ambition may bother Week of Independence individuals, whose ideas and morality will in turn grate occasionally on Week of the Perfectionist persons’ nerves, but these two make it their business to get along, often for the sake of fellow employees, children or other family members.
This pair’s love affairs will be exciting, but they are also likely to be highly unstable. A deluge of feeling threatens to overwhelm this couple, which seems ill-prepared to cope. Emotional awareness is not at its highest in this relationship, and unconscious elements will often prevail over conscious ones. Marriage is not highly recommended here unless the partners make a concerted effort to get to know themselves and each other better at a deep level.
As friends, Week of the Perfectionist and Week of Independence individuals need specific activities to be involved in, often of a technical nature. Such matchups can suffer from emotional difficulties, but problems are often simply ignored or put off until a later date. So close is this relationship that real sharing is possible in most areas but is rarely or never discussed. An unspoken code is often silently agreed upon; breaking it can cripple or even destroy the relationship.
In family and work relationships, the Week of the Perfectionist–Week of Independence duo can be both a strong force for change and a solid support in times of need and crisis. Social and political awareness are usually strong here, lending a highly realistic outlook to any group of which the relationship forms a part. Week of the Perfectionist people’s charisma and Week of Independence individuals’ energy gel effectively enough for this matchup to assume a leadership role in such areas.
Twisting Arms
Traits
Persuasive
Protective
Supportive
Unaware
Procrastinating
Denying
Prognosis
This relationship is ideal for work and problematic for marriage
Personality
This dynamic matchup will not back down from a fight. It is explosive in its mixture of elements: Week of the Perfectionist people are governed by air and Week of Independence people by fire, and their relationship is governed by water, here signifying deep emotion. Powerfully persuasive, this relationship knows when and how to twist arms to get its way. The partners most often feel best when protecting or representing the best interests of others, even more so than when pushing their own relationship. Week of the Perfectionist people’s critical instincts and considerable ambition may bother Week of Independence individuals, whose ideas and morality will in turn grate occasionally on Week of the Perfectionist persons’ nerves, but these two make it their business to get along, often for the sake of fellow employees, children or other family members.
This pair’s love affairs will be exciting, but they are also likely to be highly unstable. A deluge of feeling threatens to overwhelm this couple, which seems ill-prepared to cope. Emotional awareness is not at its highest in this relationship, and unconscious elements will often prevail over conscious ones. Marriage is not highly recommended here unless the partners make a concerted effort to get to know themselves and each other better at a deep level.
As friends, Week of the Perfectionist and Week of Independence individuals need specific activities to be involved in, often of a technical nature. Such matchups can suffer from emotional difficulties, but problems are often simply ignored or put off until a later date. So close is this relationship that real sharing is possible in most areas but is rarely or never discussed. An unspoken code is often silently agreed upon; breaking it can cripple or even destroy the relationship.
In family and work relationships, the Week of the Perfectionist–Week of Independence duo can be both a strong force for change and a solid support in times of need and crisis. Social and political awareness are usually strong here, lending a highly realistic outlook to any group of which the relationship forms a part. Week of the Perfectionist people’s charisma and Week of Independence individuals’ energy gel effectively enough for this matchup to assume a leadership role in such areas.