Form and pleasure agree here without argument. The native dresses well on very little, keeps accounts without effort, and has an unerring instinct for the sober choice that will still look right in fifteen years. Loyalty is undramatic and simply present. There is no visible struggle in any of it, which is why the native tends to assume that everyone could behave this way and declines to make allowances for those who cannot. A faint disapproval of extravagance in others runs through the whole life.
The problem with the ease is that it is never tested and so never chosen. Nothing here supplies desire; the aspect supplies only the discipline that would govern it. A native with weak Venus contacts elsewhere can live a correct and temperate life and reach sixty having wanted nothing badly enough to be disturbed by it. Relationships are entered on the reasonable grounds and maintained on the same grounds long after the reasons have expired, because ending anything would be untidy and untidiness is the real aversion.
The talent is genuine and worth naming: this contact is common in restorers, conservators, tailors, bookkeepers and the people who keep institutions running. Because it has never cost anything, the native cannot teach it and will describe the method as obvious. What develops the aspect is exposure to something disorderly and worth having, usually a person. Given a difficult attachment, the trine stops being decorum and becomes what it actually is, which is the capacity to stay and to keep on paying.
What It Gives
- ◆sober taste that ages well
- ◆order maintained without effort
- ◆quiet reliability in long attachments
- ◆money managed without anxiety
What It Costs
- ◆desire never strong enough to disturb
- ◆tidiness preferred to honesty
- ◆restraint unexamined and unteachable
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