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  1. à'scharactertraitsmatchoseaty£wldliketoprojectÆsf.êldsy£toamutualadmiraësocietywiûchor.
  2. üàäcanbealoyalfridwhoseeftsmaysuppty£ƒy£srchÆnewwaystoaccumulatematerialwl.Avoidunt    almanipula    .
  3. îjoyÄmtalsmulaëÜå'sconversa    .TheyjoyÄopptunitytohpy£exprsåpotÜviewÅåbiefs.
  4. àäcrag¥y£justƒapntcrag¥achild.Yety£accept₧guidancebecauseitseemstobrÉtÄbtòy.
  5. àäsmulat¥åcrveurg¥byh/herusicsupptÅcragemt.Theycansilyarseåaffec    s,makÉy£feÖgladatyænr.
  6. êra    shipwhileit₧grafyÉtochÜy,₧bedonÄsharÉÜmutualservic¥tochÜy,raranonemo    alvolvemt.
  7. êperson₧anexcltäÆy£sceh₧strgsmakeupÆåƒÜwkns.îcansilywûrghåmôdifferc.
  8. êämak¥y£feÖuncomtable,becauseÜh₧wl-t    edcricm,whichsomehowalwaysfocus¥attëonåshtcoms.
  9. àäplaysÄroleÜtcheròålife,hpÉy£toexpÅåroleÜtcheròålifeÅhpÉy£expÅåmtalhizons.Itçtakespecialeftstoavoidmundersts.
  10. àäcanhpy£òåcer,firstbysmooÉåpa,ÅnbygivÉy£ÄcragemttoimproveåskillsÅabili.
  11. àäcanhpy£towardabroaderviewÜlifebytroducÉy£tomeÉsocialcircl,Åpossiblytounusualstudygrps.
  12. àäcangivey£atspira    alupliftatletsy£seesffromaspiritualviewpot,fromwhichy£canseeåbtquali.
  13. êcombaëapprsverytÿòÄhoscop¥Ümarriagepartners.Itsuggtsaty£ÅåäfeÖverymuchathomewiûchor.
  14. àäfesÄneedtohpy£toimproveåfancialposi    .BesuretoletHim/Herknowy£appreciateh₧sceregerosity.
  15. àä₧fcatedbyÄswiftnsÅdepûÜåghts.Theycanhpy£tosharpÿåmdÅtoimproveåcommunica    s.
  16. àäalwaysmak¥y£feÖrightathome.Theyalwaysseemtobeabletoancipateåeveryneed.Untunaty,TheytÿsliptoÄroleÜSmor-Mor.
  17. àä₧attractedbyåtaltsÅåloveÜfun.TheyjoyÄchallgeÜhpÉy£todevopÅdplayåcrveabili.
  18. àä₧alwaysrdytofery£whateverhpy£need.HeôshehƒanuncannywayÜknowÉwhaty£needÅwhÿy£needit.
  19. êpatterntÿoccursòÄhoscop¥Ümarriedcpl.Itshowsaty£Ååäcanshæsv¥equallyòapartnership.
  20. îeiradeôdpe₧person.There'slittlechanceaty£twoçeverfdÄhappymiddlegrndÜacompablera    ship.
  21. Bieveitônot,åä₧attractedtoy£byåphilosophicalviewÜÄwld.AtlstyæcharmedbyÄwayy£lookatlife.
  22. üàäseemstoknowwhaty£mustdoòdertobecomemesuccsfulòåcer.TheystÅrdytohpy£dowhateverneedstobedone.
  23. àä₧attractedbyÄwayy£exprsådividualityƒy£cooperatedwiûorsonåcommonhumanitarianobjecv.
  24. àähƒantuiveawnsÜånerconcernsÅanxie.Sohe/sheprotectsåvulnerabili¥ƒyferirhp.
  25. îæfcatedbyå'sabilitytoksoswiftlyÅtocommunicateh₧idssoclrly.TheyalwaysseemtobesuggngsomekdÜtriptotake.
  26. êfrid₧fullÜidsÆy£onhowy£canimproveåfancialstatus.HeôshehƒaknackÆspotngosesy£alwaysseemtodowrong.
  27. àäkeepsy£mtallysmulatedwiûnewidsÅwiûaconnualstrmÜnewsabtwhat'sgoÉonwiûfridsÅneighbs.
  28. àäçeirfocusåattëonsatïtobedoneathome,ôseturnåmdtoghtsÜorplac¥tovit.
  29. àäturnsåmdtoallÄcrvesy£wanttodowhÿy'renotboûgagedòplannÉåpursuitÜplsur.
  30. àäseemstobeastehseÜvaluableidsonhowy£candoåwkòameefficitmanner.Heevÿknowsbetterwaystodiet.
  31. àäcanfillòÄgapsòåghtsabtimptantmatters.Heôshewldmakeanexcltäòabussatdepdsonbras.
  32. àämayunknowlyunnervey£wiûh₧unconscisawnsÜånermostneedsÅconcerns.îmustkeepupåguard.
  33. îmayïmet₧personononeÜåtrips.TheyalwaysseemtotravÖalot.îïalottosaytochor,butÄtopicsæusuallytrivial.
  34. àäunderstsåcergoalsÅåapproachtomeengm.Theycanttåabili¥toorsòanefttohpy£along.
  35. àämayïcharmedy£tÜÄtre¥wiûh₧talkÜautopianfuture.Theyalwayskeepy£òtchwiûorsÜsimilars.
  36. îsuspectatåäcanseerightrghy,downtoÄceÜåconcerns.Theycan.Theyalsocanfery£hpfuladvice.
  37. àä₧ƒmuchimprsedwiûåpersonalityƒy£æwiûh₧ôhercharm.êtrologicalalignmttÿfavsmarriagepartners.
  38. àähƒasseÜvalu¥atmak¥mpeciallyappreciaveÜågoodquali.îboûjoysharÉemo    alexperic.
  39. îfditsytotablhamtalrapptwiûå.ìConversa    swiûmhpy£contactåownfesÅexprsmbetter.
  40. îknewy£wldlike₧personwhÿy£firstmetm.Theymakey£rememberÅriveallosewarmfesatgowiûacomtablehomelife.
  41. àäbrsy£agrtdlÜjoywiûh₧ôherdiretoplsey.Theysceryappreciateåeftstoplsemòreturn.
  42. îprobablymetåäatwk,whÿytookgrtplsureòshowÉy£howtomakeåjobsier.Heôshewldnowlikey£toshowâòm.
  43. îÅåäshldbeabletomataòacompablera    ship,oncesomeonepicksupÄballÅgetsmov.ìMaksÜagoodmarriage.
  44. àäcan'tquiteunderstÅh₧ôherstrongsexualdir¥Æy.îcan'texplaòosedeepemo    alrpons¥heôsheevok¥fromy.
  45. îfeÖatåä₧agoodfluceony.He/shemak¥y£wanttounderstÅmeabtÄwldÅmeabtsf.They'relikeatchertoy.
  46. à'sgerositycanbecomeatemptaëÆy.îcansilytakeadvantageÜm,peciallywhereycanhpy£òåcer.
  47. àäshsåfar-tviewsonhowtomake₧amuchbetterwldtolive.TheyseemsmeedòlivÉwiûy£ò₧wld.
  48. îcandepdonåfridtocomeupwiûÄrightanswersÅsupptwhÿy£needsympacunderstÉdurÉosedifficultsitua    s.
  49. àäneverletsy£rt.Heôshe₧alwayspushÉy£toputåbtfootward.Thatmaybebecausehe/she₧soprdÜÄpersonatylove.
  50. àä₧notbhfulabtproddÉy£tobetterwaysÜhlÉåfancialaffairs.îïtobecfulabtfollowÉiradvice.
  51. àälik¥noÉbetterantoïoseopÿdcussionsabtprivatematters.HeôshefesatclrkÉcanclrupanyproblem.
  52. àäappntlylik¥y£Æwhaty£rlly.êcanbeaproblemÆy£ify£ælivÉunderadusion.îmaynotbeiridl.
  53. àäbrståurgetobecrveÅaggrsiveòexprsÉåneedsÅdir.HeôshealsocanbrÉtåhiddÿpsionateimpuls.
  54. àäsomem¥seemsmeedòhowy£wkanòanyÉse.TheywldjoywkÉalongsidey£òsometypeÜservicetoors.
  55. îrpectå'sambiëÅdrive,whichnicycompsateÆåmidity.Untunaty,åoppositetraitsalsocanldtoconflicts.
  56. Somem¥åäactsƒghy'refullyawæÜådarksecrets,peciallywhÿytrytobehpfulbyprobÉtoåanxie.
  57. àäseemstoexpecty£toïprndÅwl-medopionsabtmajôqu    sonÄmnÉÜlife.Theyalwaysseemtosmulateåmd.
  58. àäsomehowbrståbtefts,whichnservetoconvceorsÜåabilitytomovefurralongòåchosÿcer.
  59. àäserv¥ƒamovaëÆy.Getngy£totakeac    stowardimplemngoseimpossibledrms.Theirfridscanhpy£too.
  60. àäbrsy£pa,unt    ally,ƒhe/shemak¥y£confrontåsecretwkns.Theycanhpy£repairosewkns¥ify£cantrustm.
  61. éThere'ssomeÉabty£atmak¥åägoalltonåbehalf.It'sƒghheneededy£ÆanexcuseÆiropÿgerosity.
  62. àäcanbeaveryimptantsettoy£òmattersrangtoåfancialsecurity.Theycanbealktoasndvtmt.
  63. Itseemsatallåäwantstodo₧talk,talkÅtalk.That'sbecauseThey'retryÉtoexpÅåmdtocludeirwholewld.
  64. àäcanmakey£feÖlikeanover-pamperedchildƒygoabthpÉy£improveåhomesetngwiûirownidsÜcomt.
  65. àätÿseeksnewwaystohpy£expÅuponåcrveabili¥Ås.Theymaywanty£togotoÄpermÉarts.
  66. àäcanhpy£becomemeeffecveatwk.Theycragey£todowkòÄserviceÜors.TheyalsoïpsÆågoodhl.
  67. àä₧mostgersòirarrangemtsvolvÉbusspartnerships,Åequallygerswiûy£òåsocialra    ships.
  68. àämayfrightÿy£byÄwayyexpÅåawnsÜfaultsy£wldrarget.Yetycanhpy£crectm.Ifîletm.
  69. àätri¥toexpÅåunderstÉÜÄhighersòlife,atlstwhatyconsiderhigher.îshæabondÜtrust.
  70. àäfery£astdystrmÜcragemtòåeftstoimproveåcer.Theymayalsoopÿsomedostohpitalong.
  71. àä₧Äoneatc¥y£ttomeetosemeÉpeople,peoplewhoçwkwiûy£towardosehigh-mdedgoals.
  72. àä₧alwaysrewiûatfridlysmileÅcalmadvicerightwhÿy£needmÄmost,rightafteråbtswiû"fr--failure".
  73. àäse¥someÉòy£atmak¥mfeÖsafe.Theyusey£likeasecurityblanket.îfdatroletoomuchÜarponsibility.
  74. àäbecom¥impatwiûanyÉheconsiderstobefrivolsabtåfancialaffairs.TheyæfullÜadviceonhowtoreducerks.
  75. àähƒsethimôhersftoÄtkÜstraightÉupåmuddledwayÜk.Theyalsocangivey£allÄrsonsÆnottakÉattrip.
  76. àäcom¥onstrongòanappntneedtorunålife.îsomem¥wonderwhoectedmtobecomeådomeerÉfar/morfigure.
  77. îfdithardtogetåäedòanyÜåpetprojects.Theyseemtolackconfidceòåcrveabili.
  78. àä₧likytobecricalÜÄwayy£dos.Heôsheevÿgo¥tÜirwaytotty,justtoproveirpot.Trustsf.
  79. àämak¥difficultdemsonåra    ship.Theyïtobesureabtevery.Oncemade,₧ra    shipçltlong.
  80. àäalwaysseemstobeholdÉtÆalittlememebeecommitnghimsfôhersftoÄra    ship.TheyseemtobecheckÉy£t.
  81. àä₧peciallyanxisaty£acceptirpersonalviewsonÄdeepersu¥Ülife.ThetsityÜirstceturnsy£f.
  82. àäplac¥y£òÄposiëÜhavÉtojusfysfÆnotpushÉharderòåeftstosucceed.Theyactmelikeapnt.
  83. àägetsy£tositua    swiûorswherey£ïtomakecommitmtsonh₧ôherbehalfraranåown.Theytÿhpy£t.
  84. àäseemstobebldtoåsignalstoavoidcertaòƒÜssivityòålife.They,ôÄssivity,çsoonfadefromålife.
  85. There'ssomeÉunusualabtåäaty£can'tquiteunderst.ThatonlyheightsÄfcaëy£feÖÆHimôHer.
  86. àähƒahappy-go-luckyattudeabtmoneymatters.ItmaybeallwlÅgoodunly£fdsfpayÉH₧ôHerbills.
  87. à'sunusualidskeepåmdracÉalongòhighgr.KeepåstbtftedÆosesuddÿchang¥ògr!
  88. àäcanbrÉabtanunsettlÉfluceòåhomelife,ÅonÄwayy£dos.Theycldevÿcauseariftwiûåpnts.
  89. àä₧fullÜunusualidsÆhowy£canreviveåcrveabili.TheyalsocansmulateådmantdireÆplsureòlife.
  90. àäcanshowy£Énewwaystodoåjobmeefficitly.Theyalsoïmanyidsonhowy£cankeepsfhlynaturally.
  91. àä₧tÿÄcauseÜsomechangeòåra    swiûors.He/shemayshowupòålifeovernight,Ålvejustƒabruptly.
  92. à'sidsmaycausey£toreevaluateålifetoÄexttaty£decidetomakeamajôoverhaul,avoidose"culty"syanswers.
  93. Conversa    swiûåäïopedy£uptoanrynewwayÜlookÉatlife.Puzzl¥æsllpuzzl,butnowy£knowwhy.
  94. Ara    shipwiû₧personmaybeÄcauseÜasuddÿchangeòåcer.TheyçflÉopÿÄdoôtoanunexpectedopptunity.
  95. àäçgivey£ÄunderstÉy£needtojoòhimònewgrpswiûunusualgoalsòlife.Ify£tryit,y£mightlikeit.
  96. à'sunusualbehaviômak¥y£feÖnervs.Nomatterhowmuchy£trytounderstÅirpotÜview,y£can'tbecomesympac.
  97. à'sfluceovery£₧rghh₧appltoåcharitablesncts.Hemak¥y£feÖlikegiv.Guardagastmundersts.
  98. àämaybegerswiûh₧ôheridsonhowtohleåmoney.OftÿseæonlynewwaysÆy£todemonstrategerosity.
  99. îseemtobemetuiveÅmeimagavewhÿåä₧nry.Theygivey£Äimprsionatheknowswhaty£ækÉabt.
  100. ContactswiûåäïÄeffectÜloosÉåconnec    stoåfamiliarfamilyvalu¥Åtradi    s.Makesure₧₧whaty£wanttodo.
  101. àäspir¥y£tobecomemeraxedòÄwayy£exprssf.îfdaty£æspdÉmemeòromancfanti.
  102. Fôsomerson,y£becomeconfusedòwhaty£ædoÉwhÿàä₧nr.Yeth₧ôherPrcetÿfeslikeasooÉcss.
  103. îfeÖat₧personwldmakeanidl,peciallyòmarriage.Rerveåjudgemtunly£canbesureÜlongmeriability.
  104. îænotcomtableƒy£wldliketobewiû₧.Somehowygivey£ÄfeÉaty£clduseacrseòsf-improvemt.
  105. àexperic¥wiû₧äseemtoopÿy£uptomeexpansiveviewsÜÄwld.îmaywanttoprotectsffrombeÉsweptaway.
  106. àämak¥itclratheôshehƒhigherexpecta    sÆy£any£everhadÆsf.ItçbehardtomeetH/Herexpecta    s.
  107. àäapplstoy£becauseheôsheseemstobeÄonewhocanmeetåhightexpecta    s.However,ƒÄra    shiprips,itgetsrott.
  108. àäcrag¥y£toletuponåhvyguiltfes,perhapsalittletoomuch.îcan'tsolveåproblemsbypretdÉatydon'text,butguiltwon'tsolvemeir.
  109. Fôsomerson,åämak¥y£seesfƒy£wldrllyliketobe.îdon'tïtobecomedebtedtomjustÆat.
  110. àätak¥aspecialâòferÉy£abetterunderstÉÜåfanc.That'snorsontoletmuseåcheckbook.
  111. àäcertalyhƒnewidsabtalmostevery!îçfdmostÜm.Isatbecauseyfdy£so?
  112. àäsomem¥saysôdo¥someÉattriggersagottÿfeÉfromÄpt,someÉatmak¥y£feÖy£shldbepunhed.
  113. àämak¥y£wlawæÜåcrveabili,ƒwlƒh₧ôherstrongemo    alfesÆy.TheyïÉidsÜfun.
  114. àämak¥y£feÖatyætngy£toseehowwly£candosirway.àextdedcontactswiûhimôherlvey£exhausted.
  115. àra    shipwiû₧personseemstobeattÜåabilitytogetalongwiûsomeoneunderÄmosttryÉcondi    s.îcantry,ôfly.
  116. àäcrag¥y£totakepartòsf-improvemtprogramstoregeratesf.Noproblem,ƒlongƒy£decidewhatprogramstofollow.
  117. àäbrsy£facetofacewiûårigisÅspiritualbiefs.îmaywanttoreveôrewsomeÜmƒy£goalongòlife.
  118. àämaytroducey£tosomeprettyunusualsocialarrangemts.Thecancausey£toreexamesomeÜåattud¥abtgrpra    s.
  119. àexperic¥wiû₧äbrÉy£dangerslyclosetofacÉsfòƒy£wldrarkeepclosed.Facembysf.
  120. àämayplayanimptantroleòÄdirecëtobetakÿbyåcer.ShowÉy£anewwaytolookatit,Åatsf.
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