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She's the Dona Juana of the zodiac. She is broadminded in
her choice of lovers. A man may attract her for a particular trait-his
enthusiasm, or his ready sense of humor-and she will overlook his
other less desirable qualities. She will go from one sexual exploit
to another with an easygoing approach, so that everyone remains on
a friendly basis. She is vain. At the approach of maturity she is likely to take off for the nearest plastic surgeon. One Sagittarian woman I know went to a famous Brazilian surgeon's clinic and, while spending several weeks there recuperating-her face most of the time in bandages-had several love affairs! Sagittarian woman wants to entertain and be entertained. If things get boring, she'd probably cut her throat just to have something interesting to talk about. She wears her heart on her sleeve. She is straightforward and honest-also good-natured and generous. She loves her freedom and must be free to travel. She needs constant variety and stimulation. Even when she's happy, she can't be happy alone. She needs an audience to witness her happiness. Basically, the woman born under this sign is willing to explore sex with a promising partner but is far more interested in friendship, the exchange of ideas, and romantic adventure. She can be a tease, however, and its something difficult for a man to figure out whether she's making a sexual overture or just looking for a friend. "Why can't we just be friends?" was probably first said by a Sagittarian female. Nothing can cool off careless rapture more quickly than a question like that! She never seems to settle into a place. Her apartment usually looks as if she is either just moving in or just moving out. She will quickly move on from a job or a man that doesn't interest her. There is always something else to do, so why be bored? She's an ideal companion for living with on a day-to-day basis. When Arnold Bennett, the famous English writer, said that the trouble with a permanent arrangement like marriage is its "dailyness," he was not describing life with a Sagittarius woman. Her enthusiasm, cooperativeness, hearty sense of humor, and quick wit are a joy to any man. She is also a good listener, a good comrade for a man who likes sports and outdoor adventure, and a marvelous social hostess who enlivens any party and who always attracts to her most fascinating people. What more could the most churlish male ask for? Before you stop reading this and go off looking for a Sagittarius woman to get up light housekeeping with, consider this: She is a tease, and irreformable flirt. And she turns off many admirers by appearing to "know it all." Most annoying is that usually she hasn't learned enough about a subject to warrant even the appearance of knowing it all. Her frankness in affairs of the heart mystifies men. She doesn't check her impulse to talk about other men she has known, and when she's disappointed in a lover she won't hesitate to say so. Perhaps it's not surprising that many Sagittarian women end up as spinsters! Her impatient, impulsive nature is always at war with her best interests. She'd do better in life if she had some understanding of her real strengths and weaknesses. But she's the kind who looks and will never accept advice or warning from others. Though she seems quite capable of handling her own affairs, this is deceptive. When she really loves a man, she becomes quite dependent. If he leave her, she has a tendency to fall apart emotionally. Thin-skinned
and easily humiliated, she is a sucker for flattery. A smooth talker
can easily win her over. As a result, she is often victimized by unscrupulous
men while Mr. Right gets away. Immature and self-conscious, flighty
and changeable, she is hard to understand. And nearly impossible to
control.
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