Grace and appetite agree here. The native moves well, dresses without agonising, and makes their interest known in a way that rarely offends even when it is declined. Physical confidence comes early and lasts. There is often real skill in something combining taste with exertion: dancing, cooking, riding, a sport, a trade done with the hands. Others describe such people as comfortable in themselves and are usually right, which is not at all the same as saying they are deep.
Nothing about this has to be worked at, so nothing about it is. Love comes readily enough that the native may never learn how to conduct a difficult stretch of it, and the first real crisis in a marriage finds them with goodwill and no technique whatever. There is a mild laziness in the affections: warmth is given generously to whoever happens to be present and is not particularly directed. Charm smooths over the conversation that ought to have been had.
The talent, properly used, is for making things people want to be near, whether a room, a piece of work or an occasion. Applied to a craft it produces a fluency that others study for years to imitate. Applied to nothing, it produces a pleasant life with a curious absence of accumulation in it. The corrective is commitment to something that does not reward charm: a difficult art, a long marriage, a discipline whose standard is external and indifferent.
What It Gives
- ◆physical ease and confidence
- ◆warmth that costs nothing
- ◆taste combined with real skill
- ◆desire expressed without offence
What It Costs
- ◆no technique for a hard stretch
- ◆affection given undirected
- ◆difficult conversations charmed away
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