The Romance and Passion Meters read the placement of planets on the day of your birth and reveal the levels of romance and passion you have been gifted with in this lifetime. Now you'll know at a glance whether things will be smooth sailing or an uphill battle when it comes to matters of the heart.
Before you jump in... there's a trick to reading the meters. You might think you want a lot of sweet stuff with the Romance meter, but what you really want is balance.
Just imagine... with ONLY good feelings, pleasant times and nothing to break up the monotony, things would get pretty dull (yawn). And TOO much passion can also ruin a relationship.
Without a little breathing room between fights and lusty encounters, you'd tire your lover out fast! A healthy dose of passion means strong physical attraction plus a good argument every now and then.
One more word of caution before you get started…
Remember, no relationship or person is perfect. Even with what seems like the ideal balance of romance and passion, an affair could turn out to be a total flop. It all truly boils down to our free will.
7-10 Over-the-top: diamonds and heartfelt declarations
4-6 Indulgent: flowers, chocolates, back rubs
0-3 Thrify: the occasional rose
7-10: Revved and ready, morning and night.
4-6: Up for it almost anytime
0-3: A bit shy and reserved
You're quite a sensual beast, and an affectionate and generous one with the people that you love and trust. After all, you're not indiscriminately generous, but when you know someone truly needs or deserves it, you can be incredibly indulgent. In love, you go all-out to make sure that your sweetie feels pampered and adored. You love to cook for your honey and give them foot rubs, back massages, tasty little sweet treats -- anything to indulge their senses. They're attracted to you for this mile-wide sensual streak; you're a lot of fun both in the kitchen and in the bedroom! And you're rather set in your ways, so you're made for commitment. Once you fall in love, you're in it for the long haul, and you're both strong and practical enough to realize that every relationship will hit some bumps along the road. You're fine with that; so fine, in fact, that you might end up staying in a relationship past its expiration date, purely because you really don't like change -- even good, beneficial change. You're better at perseverance than initiative, so you'll work best with a partner who can provide the energetic boost to the relationship, but lean on you for comfort and support.
Your intelligence is one of the things your friends love most about you; you're a real thinker, and constantly trying to make sense of your perceptions. That quality makes you a scintillating dinner date, especially when you're comfortable with your companion. But what happens when you're out with someone new, and neither one of you is particularly comfortable? They've got spinach in their teeth, they aren't upholding their fair share of the conversation and the wheels in your mind are turning faster than the wheels of a car. Once you decide they're dull or awkward or not mentally up to par, that's that; you're not likely to give them a second chance. But what if they were just nervous, tongue-tied and not at their best? Overanalyzing your romantic relationships can stop them in their tracks before they even get off the ground. It's possible for you to misread someone (hard to believe, but true!), and to judge them prematurely. Try to give that special someone a second chance, even if their emails or their conversational skills fall short of wowing you. Once you get to know them better, you could find them to be as sharp-witted and amazing as you'd hoped.
You're a practical thinker, more attuned to common sense than flights of fancy. Your down-to-earth nature also influences your decision-making, and in love, that may mean you're more realistic than romantic. Your sweetie might declare their undying devotion to you, but you'll still want to know how they plan to make a living before you're willing to pledge your own devotion in return. Money is a primary concern of yours. It's not so much that you want to have it simply to have it, but more that you're concerned with security, and financial security is right at the top of your list. You don't like to have to worry about where your next bag of groceries is going to come from, so your best life partner will be someone who has a steady, reliable income -- and who won't take advantage of your hardworking nature. You're also attracted to people who think as patiently and practically as you do. People who run off at the mouth, their ideas zinging around and bouncing off each other in a mad mess of vivid chaos, just give you a headache! You'd gladly trade in a bit of excitement for intellectual stability and reliability. You like a lover who can focus on the topic at hand, the way you do.
Your natural grasp of human psychology really helps in your romantic relationships, because usually, you know just where your sweetie is coming from -- no matter what they're telling you, or how distanced they might be from their own feelings or motivations. Even during an argument, you're able to keep a clear and intuitive grasp on what's really going on. You know that what's going on on the surface isn't necessarily the whole story; there's a whole world of emotion underneath that bears exploring. When you get deeply involved with someone special, they'll really appreciate this quality of yours, even if at times it overwhelms them. They might have the feeling that they can't keep anything hidden from you! On the other hand, they'll feel truly understood, thoroughly known -- sometimes uncomfortably, but usually refreshingly so. You also speak as powerfully as your mind works, so you're able to present your case well when the occasion demands it. You have a serious, sharp mind that serves you well in most areas of your life -- your work, your studies, your relationships, and your knowledge of yourself and your own mind.
Try to find a lover who remains calm even in an argument, someone who is open, communicative and supportive, because these aren't your greatest strengths in a relationship, and getting involved with another person who gets angry rather than opening up will only spell disaster for the affair. That's your tendency -- to misunderstand your lover and respond with anger, the cold shoulder or any of a host of other behaviors that aren't really conducive to resolving the issue. You've probably been through more than one relationship in the past that was marked by bad communication -- frequent misunderstandings, arguments, suspicions and hurt feelings. You may have been possessive of your sweetie because you never felt like you could fully trust them; maybe you never felt as though you had a real handle on how they actually spent their time, and with whom. Good communication would have dispelled your insecurities, of course, but it's hard for you to communicate well with someone you love. You get irrational in a relationship and start acting instead of thinking, or listening. Learning to calm down and open your ears is one of your challenges in life.
You're a true idealist in love. While idealism in itself isn't a bad thing -- it's good to know the heights to which you aspire in terms of intimacy with another person, how you want to treat them and to be treated -- it can lead to a highly unrealistic set of standards. You might reject relationship after relationship because it doesn't live up to your romantic fantasy of what love is supposed to be like, even though real life and real love aren't like the movies. In a real-life love affair, there are problems and obstacles, and days when you and your lover are both just acting silly. But in your fantasy world, there's no room for silliness and bad behavior, so when those happen in real life, you can feel utterly disappointed. It's not fair to hold someone else to unreasonable standards that exist only in your mind. You project all kinds of greatness onto your lovers, who, in the end, are only human; and you're disappointed in them when they fail to live up to your expectations. But could anyone live up to them? Only someone who existed solely in your dreams, or your imagination. When you learn to blend reality with your dreams, you'll develop a more holistic view of love and relationships.
Love at first sight is more than a possibility for you -- that's the way it happens for you, every single time! For you, there's no limbo period when you wonder how much you really like someone. Instead, it's all or nothing. You can go from feeling tepid about someone to being head-over-heels in love (or is it lust?), in five seconds flat. Your sexual energy runs high as well, and you can be quite aggressive in going after the object of your desires. This is all very exciting, but there's also a downside to this planetary placement. You have the tendency to 'fall in love' before you really know someone -- and definitely before you know what you're getting yourself into. Plenty of times, you'll jump into a relationship headfirst (or heart-first), and then come to hours, days, weeks or months later, wondering, What have I gotten myself into, and who is this person I'm involved with? That accounts for the fact that you fall out of love almost as fast as you fall in. Your affections can seem to turn on and off like a faucet. Some balance would be nice, for both you and your sweetie. Try to recognize the difference between infatuation and real love.
In romance, you lead with your heart. That may seem obvious, but not everyone experiences love the way you do -- with such openness and sensitivity, such joy and compassion, or such vulnerability. While other people try to build up walls around their hearts, you're trying to open yours, to experience things even more fully and sweetly. You may believe in destiny, in true love, in fate bringing you together with your sweetie. For that reason, you also lead with your gut; you believe that you'll know it, the moment that you meet the person you're destined to love for the rest of your life. And that may be true. At any rate, such romanticism heightens the sweetness of your love affairs! Just make sure that you don't naively buy into someone's line that's less than heartfelt. As loving and compassionate as you are, you have to make sure that you surround yourself only with people who deserve such tender goodwill -- in short, people who are as spiritually attuned, as loving and generous as you are. Sometimes you can be a little too tolerant of mistreatment, in the name of being sweet and letting your sweetie off the hook.
Your love life may have been dissatisfying in the past. You have a big appetite for love, sex and all that comes with those experiences, but somehow, your affairs have either left you wanting or have actually ended badly, with broken hearts and hurt feelings on both sides. You tend to fixate on your lover, erotically as well as emotionally; you obsess over them and their influence on you, and this can be too big a burden for many people to bear. Your lover might pull away from you just to get a break from all that need and desire and possessiveness; just to breathe freely for a little bit! And when your lover pulls away, you become vindictive in response. One way to create more balance in your love life is to learn to let your lover pull away from time to time. This will be a difficult lesson for you, since you feel threatened by the idea that you don't possess or control your sweetie; but you shouldn't possess or control them. Each of us can only control ourselves, and that's something you'll have to learn. But you're certainly up to the task. Love has always been a growth experience for you, even when it's been painful instead of uplifting.
You put a huge amount of energy into your love life. You're focused on romance; it fuels your creativity and is a driving force in your life. Your relationships aren't all smooth, either; you may go through some intense ups and downs before finding that special person who can satisfy you on a romantic level. You have an intensely passionate nature, which makes it really hard to feel satisfied for long in a love affair. You're impulsive in love; you jump in heart-first, and though you're completely head-over-heels one minute, you might be intensely angry the next. But the tension you experience in your love life can actually keep your blood moving and your creativity constantly thriving. After all, if you're constantly seeking, never quite satisfied, you'll also never grow complacent. It's rare that you'll let a relationship stagnate; if things start to grow dull, you'll think of some sort of monkey wrench to throw into the mix, just to stir things up! Your admirers find you difficult, sexy, exciting and sometimes a little too much to handle. Some balance would be nice, if only to give yourself and your lover a break from time to time; but at least you know how to keep things interesting.
Fear of rejection is a big issue for you in love, and it's a Catch-22 type of problem -- the more you worry about being rejected, the more you read it into just about anything, even when your sweetie isn't rejecting you at all. Also, your fear of rejection makes you hold back in love when you would really benefit from being more spontaneous, optimistic and aggressive. Instead of spontaneity and optimism, you tend toward possessiveness, pessimism and control. For you, love can be a really trying experience instead of an uplifting, enlightening one. Maybe you watched your parents go through a loveless union, or maybe you've had enough bad experiences of your own not to feel open and trusting with a lover. But whatever the source might be, you really have a hard time letting loose and making yourself vulnerable. You might think that controlling your lover with anger, criticism or possessiveness is better than your own vulnerability, but only when you learn to trust your sweetie -- and to be attracted to trustworthy types in the first place -- will you really evolve as an open, loving person.
Emotions drive you, including your actions and your physical self. You need to feel an emotional connection with someone if sex is going to enter the picture; otherwise, the experience is just too empty to make it worthwhile. When you're in a stable, committed love affair, lovemaking takes on a powerful, tender and emotional flavor. It becomes a way for you to really connect with your sweetie at a deep, intuitive level. In fact, connecting intuitively is one of your strengths. You intuit your honey's needs and desires and respond as well as you can -- sometimes, to your own detriment. There's such a thing as being a little too selfless in love, and there's also such a thing as self-martyrdom. Make sure that your protective, nurturing urges aren't just a play for someone's sympathy or dependency. But generally, this isn't your aim. You truly want to help the people you love, and as long as they're loyal in return, you'll do just about anything for them. Your sex drive may fluctuate according to your emotions, since you're so unable to separate the two; when your relationship takes a dip in this department, just trust that your passion will return as soon as your positive feelings do.
A long-term partnership like love is, for you, a strengthening experience. You're already quite strong on your own, but within the comfortable haven of a relationship, you feel even freer to express yourself in a natural and vital way. For some, stable love affairs are restrictive, but though your personal freedom is very important to you, if you find the right partner -- the one who lets you be yourself, who encourages you to follow your ambitions -- you'll grow and deepen as a person even more than you would have on your own. It does take that partner, though, who will give you the freedom and independence that you need. You also need to choose someone for the long-term who can serve back up to you whatever you bring their way. You're a passionate person, and you need passion in your life. A strong sexual bond with your sweetie is a must, as is a healthy attitude on both your parts toward the occasional argument. Steer clear of people whose tempers get the better of them on a regular basis; you need passion and energy in your life, but not excess anger. Commit to the lover who encourages you to be fully, passionately yourself.
Regardless of your past experiences in love -- setbacks, heartbreaks and so on -- you have everything you need to make your dreams in love come true. You have a gift that not a lot of people have: a sense of confidence that's boosted by strong personal principles. All you have to do to find the love you're looking for is realize your gift and use it in your favor. Your setbacks in love may have really set you back, in terms of inhibitions and insecurities that may hold you back from approaching that special someone. If this is the case, try to focus on the fact that you have everything you need to make wonderful things happen in your own life. Your confidence is one of your most attractive qualities, and the sooner you realize that, the sooner you can play it up with your potential honey. People like you because you're good-humored, you work hard, you have a strong mind -- and a strong physical presence, as well. Your admirers are attracted to your sensuality, which is yet another gift and strength of yours when it comes to the game of love. Your best connection will be with someone as mentally and physically vigorous as you are.
You have the capacity to be one of the kindest, most compassionate lovers around. Your philosophy of love is all about giving of yourself, merging two souls into a greater whole. You can even be a little too self-sacrificing, in fact; you can get into trouble if you give too freely of your energies to a lover who doesn't give back nearly as much, or who actually takes advantage of your sweet and giving nature. You're very idealistic in love, though, so if you do get stuck in a relationship in which you're giving more than you're getting out of it, the situation could go on for quite a while -- as you tend to deceive yourself about the reality of a love affair, if it's not a reality that you like. Your imaginative, fantasy side is very well-developed, and you can go on for some time pretending to yourself and everyone around you that things are just as you'd hope for them to be. On the other hand, you can get your feelings deeply hurt by someone who treats you coldly or takes advantage of you, and it can take some time to recover. As long as you're with a trustworthy and well-intentioned lover, you can create a sense of magic and mysticism in your intimate relationships.
In love, you look for a teacher -- someone who can help you along the paths in life that you're most interested in. You're philosophical yourself, and you love sharing your knowledge and insights with other people. For you, love and partnership are inextricably linked with learning and the expansion of your soul. You're attracted to people who have traveled to exotic places; who have held interesting, demanding jobs; who have gotten an education, either a formal one or one that they pursued and directed themselves. You're hungry for information, for experience, for enlightenment, and you're attracted to those qualities in others. You're also attracted to optimism in a lover; to a wide-open heart that looks forward into the future with excitement and enthusiasm. You do well in long-term relationships that allow you to expand your boundaries and your experiences; you wouldn't be happy in an affair that limited you, with someone whose interest in conversation and philosophy wasn't as strong as yours. If you can find that bright-eyed partner you're looking for, the commitment you'll make will broaden your whole world.
In a love affair, you're vulnerable to deceit -- your own just as much as your lover's. You might get involved with someone who spins stories about their feelings or their commitment that turn out to be a pack of lies. But even if you're with someone honest and true, you might still mislead yourself in your vision of what the relationship is and what it could be. You're an idealist in love, but you're also a pessimist at the very same time -- contradictory conditions that go hand in hand when your ideals disappoint you time and again. You jump into affairs with your whole heart, telling yourself and anyone else who will listen that this is it -- this is the one you've been waiting for, the love that will inspire sonnets and love songs for centuries to come. But while you're getting so wrapped up in your little fantasy, reality is playing out before you, and usually it's pretty different from what you've been convincing yourself it is. The comedown from such an illusion can be hard indeed, but your fantasies do come from a good place -- an idealistic streak within you that strives for perfection in love. Just try to remember that perfection isn't possible; work instead toward real, and good.
You are highly protective of your home and everyone in it, so when you're in a long-term, committed relationship, you feel as if you'd do anything for your sweetie, especially if you live together. Though you're deeply committed to and invested in the relationship, however, you may have a hard time showing your truest, most tender feelings of love, because just as you protect your loved ones fiercely, you also protect your own emotions in the same way. You've been hurt in the past, and that has caused you to build a wall around your heart, one that you let crumble only around the people you know and love best. This can be frustrating at times for your lover; if you refuse to let them in, does that mean you don't love or trust them enough? It has a lot more to do with you than with them, but that's still an issue that could come between you from time to time. You don't like taking unnecessary risks, but when it comes down to the wire, you will -- for the sake of something truly important, like your relationship. One thing to work on in the meantime, though, is loosening up about your feelings. Your sweetie wants to know that they delight and amaze you.
For you, must-have qualities in a long-term lover include a sense of duty, discipline and respect for the bond between you. After all, these are gifts you'll bring to a committed relationship, and they're no less than you deserve in return. Some people, of course, are better than others at honoring their commitments, but the good thing about you in a long-term affair is that your expectations aren't unreasonable. Sure, you set a high standard -- one that you live up to, at least most of the time. And you wouldn't be attracted to someone who broke your trust repeatedly, or otherwise demonstrated that they weren't as into the relationship as you were. You're practical about love; if it's not going to work out, you know it, and you're willing to call a spade a spade. After all, why stay in something that's going nowhere? It's a waste of time and energy, and a good way to break your own heart. Instead, you'll get back out there and seek the lover you crave -- the one who's as interested as you are in creating a safe haven of the relationship; in increasing the sense of trust and stability between you, so that you can both delight in the pleasures of a dependable bond.
One of your strengths in relationships is that you're able to highlight the things most people take for granted -- commitment, marriage, the progression of a relationship from the first date to the altar -- and put a brand-new spin on them. And you're not spinning them just for the sake of something new and exciting, although that could be a fun byproduct; instead, you understand that just as rules were made to be broken, traditions were made to be built upon and changed. You'd never move blindly through the commonly accepted steps of a progressing relationship: dating, deepening intimacy, moving in together, a proposal, an engagement, marriage, kids (yawn)... If you take those steps, and in that order, it will be because that's what feels right to you. You neither do things impulsively nor out of habit. Instead, you follow your instincts, while keeping in mind your respect for what's gone before. Maybe your parents or grandparents had a wonderful marriage, one that you'd like to recreate in your own life; but you're not going to go out and grab the first eligible person you see! Instead, you're going to follow your intuition and take the steps that feel right in that moment.
No doubt you've got a relationship history full of intense, powerful, even explosive partnerships. The phrase 'casual relationship' is an oxymoron to you -- at least, you've never had one! When you identify someone who seems like a good potential romantic partner -- and you may definitely be responding to deep unconscious emotional patterns here -- you fixate on them obsessively. You think of them day and night, even if you never act on the feelings you have for them, which is a distinct possibility. You may be too engrossed in building your career or required by circumstance to attend to important responsibilities in your life, all of which severely limits the amount of time and energy you have to devote toward your relationships, particularly since they don't come easily for you. When you do find yourself partnered, there are constant struggles for power and control, all laced with your suspicion. You torture yourself with dark thoughts, none of which are true, and yet you sense that the arena of relationships is where you are destined to temper these raw emotions and transform them into the deep passion and devotion of which you're capable.
You can have a hard time with committed relationships. In your heart, you're singing, 'I just gotta be free' even as you're professing your love to your sweetheart. Now, your love is true; it's just the commitment thing that alarms you, and makes you want to run in the opposite direction. You're quite independent, and you might feel, deep down in your soul, that no one could ever understand or accept this about you. Finding that long-term relationship in which you can be comfortable might just be a matter of giving that special someone a chance, because freedom within a relationship probably isn't as difficult to attain as you might think. But knowing that logically is different from believing it down in your soul, so you may find yourself faced with the prospect of a committed relationship with a wonderful person that you love...and instead of feeling happy at the prospect, you're breaking out in hives at the idea that your freedom is about to be cut off like the split ends in your hair. Your best bet? Talk openly with your sweetie about your concerns. You'll probably find that they're a lot more amenable to your freedom and independence than you think they'll be.
You have a strongly intuitive side, but you often misread your inner compass, and if you act according to your instincts, you might find yourself moving in the entirely wrong direction. When it comes to your instincts, you tend to miss the trees in favor of the forest. That means your 'inner eye' isn't attuned to the important little details, or the subtle variations of whatever feeling you're getting. In a romance, for example, you could get a strong sense that things are off with your partner -- but you'll ignore the specifics about your feeling and end up drawing the totally wrong conclusion about what's going on with your sweetie and why. You're seeking the truth, though, and that's the very reason why you so often misread your own signals -- because the truth is such a broadly varied and changeable concept. And it's wonderful that you shoot for the stars in your quest for the truth. But you should always incorporate all your senses, not just your sixth one. Rely on the combination of your inner feelings plus the facts as you can see and understand them, and you'll steer yourself along a straighter track.
While you may get involved in a few flings, you're more able than some to transcend your bodily needs for a higher ideal. Sex just for its own sake may not hold a lot of appeal for you unless other aspects indicate it; you'd much rather connect on a physical level with someone with whom you're emotionally bonded with, because that way, the experience is so much more transcendent and important. Sex without love is basically empty, but sex can be an important growth experience when paired up with true intimacy and emotional attachment. You've always understood that, so you tend to look for relationships that really mean something to you rather than pursuing someone who just appeals to you on a physical level. Love, also, is a spiritual experience for you, one that helps you grow hugely as a human being. If you look back over your life, you'll find that your romantic affairs corresponded with periods of intense personal growth and transformation, and it will always be this way for you. So when you're getting involved with someone new, use this truth about yourself as a barometer for whether the relationship is worth pursuing. If there's more there than simple attraction, it probably is.
You're a spiritual and compassionate person, but you may take those qualities a bit too far in your romantic attachments. For you, simple compassion or empathy can turn into a savior fantasy; you might enmesh your life with that of someone who doesn't deserve your time and energy, but you'll throw yourself into trying to save them anyway, convincing yourself that it's worth it -- all the pain and emotional starvation you go through are worth it in the end. This is a form of self-martyrdom, you know. Is that really what you want -- to be a martyr in love? It's wonderful to be selfless, but you should give that gift only to people who deserve it. A good rule of thumb is to put into a relationship only what you get out of it, and no more. If your sweetie can't be as selfless and nurturing for you as you are for them, then perhaps they're not the right partner for you. After all, your tender and loving soul deserves some compassion, too. They're not the only one that needs saving; we all do from time to time. It's time to stop deluding yourself about the state of your love life, and start seeking a partner who can give back as much as they get out of being intimate with you.
Love affairs have always been intense for you, because that is one arena that really lets you progress and transform yourself as a person. While other people might do their best internal work on their own, you're all about relationships and the lessons you can glean through being intimately involved with someone. Of course, 'relationship' can also mean the one you share with your therapist; that would be another wonderful way for you to connect more deeply with yourself and grow to understand and nurture yourself. But love affairs for you tend to be intense and symbiotic, and you rarely come out of them unchanged. A harmonious balance between you and your sweetie is one of your highest ideals, and you're willing to go to great lengths to bring that ideal into reality. You'll work hard on a relationship that's important to you, and you can be very introspective in your quest to make the bond the best that it can be. Just remember not to be too hard on yourself -- you're allowed at least a few flaws and idiosyncrasies! -- and not to subvert your own needs and desires in favor of maintaining harmony. With some effort, you should be able to have both.
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