Fused, the two mildest bodies in the chart produce a person who is genuinely easy to be around and almost impossible to keep to a budget. Gifts are given at the wrong scale. A round is bought for the whole room, a friend's rent is quietly covered, and the native is surprised a fortnight later to find the account empty. Charm arrives before effort does, which means work is often handed over rather than won. The warmth is not a performance. That is precisely why it costs so much.
Taste here runs to the large and the comfortable rather than the refined. Rooms are overfurnished, meals overordered, and the wardrobe contains three of everything in slightly different colours. Money behaves oddly around this contact: it arrives from unlikely directions just often enough to confirm the native's belief that it always will. In love the same inflation operates. A new acquaintance is described in superlatives within a week, and the correction, when it comes, is taken without much bitterness, because another enthusiasm is already forming.
What the conjunction lacks is discrimination, and nothing in it supplies the lack. Because everything is enjoyed, nothing is chosen, and the native can reach fifty having liked a great deal and committed to very little. The body keeps the record: weight, sugar and drink are the usual bills. Those who make something of the contact tend to have a hard Saturn elsewhere, or else they take on a dependant. Given someone to provide for, the same generosity stops leaking and starts building.
What It Gives
- ◆generosity without calculation
- ◆warmth that opens doors
- ◆quick recovery from financial loss
- ◆genuine ease with strangers
What It Costs
- ◆no instinct for enough
- ◆indiscriminate enthusiasm
- ◆money spent faster than earned
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