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You remember the song about the fellow who, when he could
not be near the girl he loved, he loved the girl he was near? He must
have been a Sagittarian male flits from woman to woman like a bee,
sucking the nectar from each. He can't help himself. He is in love
with the idealized, romanticized dream and must pursue that ideal
wherever it may beckon. The excitement for him is in the chase, the fun is the preliminaries. However, if and when he succeeds in luring a girl into the bedroom, she may be disappointed. The symbol for this sign is the Archer drawing his bow, but his arrow doesn't always hit target-at least not the first time! He is speedy Gonzalez about pushing matters to a quick climax. Wham-bam-sorry ma'am is too often the result, and a woman is left hanging like clothes in a closet. ( A little Dibucaine ointment can help here.) On the other hand, the Sagittarian male is never bored by sex. He loves to make love. He'll be the first to try a new position, a different setting-you name it and he'll do it! I recently got a letter from a young woman asking whether her Sagittarian mate's fondness for making love three or four times a day was going to ruin his health. I told her to expect nothing from a man born under the sign of an Archer. Sagittarius male is most likely to be in an office Lothario, having not one but two or three clandestine affairs at one time. However if the women involved put their heads together, they might discover their lover is impetuous, he certainly makes up for it in one way. Quantity can be a substitute for quality! His
affairs are many and varied. He is as amoral as an alley cat. For
him, sex is life, and he wants to experience life to the fullest.
He would agree with the famous author Herman Melville, who said, "I
try everything; I achieve what I can."
Disclaimer: The publisher and author of this column do not claim that any of these astrological predictions will come true or close to it. Surfers are advised to use their own discretion in their personal and financial matters. The publisher and author of this column are not liable for any consequences of readers believing in this work. |