As a rule, you are fairly balanced in how you express yourself. Sometimes, however, you can go completely overboard, working up a real enthusiasm for some idea or person for whom you have developed an infatuation. At times like these, you parade your feelings with much self-display, leaving others in no doubt as to the extent of your commitment. The interesting thing is that this pendulum does not swing back to the other extreme: as much as you can go overboard, you never seem to revert to being cold or withdrawn but, instead, will settle on a middle way. In other words, your enthusiasm is either over-the-top or normal! When in your so-called middle-way ‘phase’, you remain open to all kinds of possibly inspirational experience, all of which you judge with the same degree of interest and fairness.
You are philosophical, sympathetic and friendly. You expand your horizons and grow through using your ability to be outgoing with and well-liked by others. You have the ability to encourage others towards greater efforts. There is a love for beautiful things and perhaps an interest in art or law. On the negative side, there is danger of self-indulgence or extravagance, and a desire to improve social status through marriage rather than establishing a partnership based on true love. There may be more concern to demonstrate to the world that the marriage has been successful rather than happy. Much expense may be incurred through partnership, perhaps on account of the marriage partner’s extravagant tastes.