Enough is enough - you feel frustrated and rejected. You are fighting back and the going is tough.

It would
be just wonderful if you could be left in peace.

You are a true extrovert, frivolous and outgoing. You need to feel in control of any situation. If matters are
not proceeding according to plan you tend to get extremely irritable and perhaps become difficult to live
with.

Many people will consider you egotistical and full of your own self importance. On the surface you could
well give this impression and perhaps the reason for this complacent attitude is because at times you
indeed have that 'short fuse' and are quick to take offence.

You are trying to prove yourself - not only to yourself but also to everyone around you. There is much that
you would like to say and do but the situation warrants self-restraint and that is the last thing that you have
on your mind. It would seem that you have an unsatisfied need to ally yourself with others whose
standards are as high as your own. You want to be different - to stand out from the crowd. This is
subjecting you to considerable stress but you tend to stick to your attitudes despite lack of appreciation. Of
course, you are finding the situation uncomfortable and would like nothing better but to break away from it
but you don't like the idea of compromise. Your main problem is that you are unable to resolve the
situation because you continually postpone making the necessary decisions. You feel that if you make the
wrong choice this would lead to such opposition that you would not be able to command the esteem of
others. It is essential that those around you are prepared to comply with your wishes.

The need for admiration and to be regarded as 'someone special' is perhaps one of the foremost aims in
your life at this time. You would like to perhaps do something outrageous or anything that will give you the
chance to be recognised as someone special. This desire has now almost become an obsession and in
your own way you are trying to fulfil this 'complex' by ensuring you are the centre of attention, both at work
or play, or in the home. Stop trying so hard and you will find that people will like you for who you are - not
for who you are pretending to be.

Enough is enough - you feel frustrated and rejected. You are fighting back and the going is
tough. It would be just wonderful if you could be left in peace.

You are looking for excitement and stimulation and you are ready to try anything - but be
careful not to take too many risks.

You are prepared to establish a particular relationship that is being made available to you at
this time. It could be a satisfactory liaison but there could be a certain amount of conflict
involved -try to avoid direct confrontation at all costs.

You are experiencing more than your fair share of stress following an acute disappointment.
This may be the result of subconscious conflict between hope and necessity. The tension that
you are experiencing following your unfulfilled hopes have given rise to anxious uncertainty.
You have no doubt that things could get better in the future and so you refuse to make the
necessary essential decisions. This conflict between hope and necessity is creating
considerable pressure. Instead of resolving this by facing up to making the essential
decisions, you are likely to vacillate and concern yourself with trivialities of little consequence.
 At this time you don't particularly like yourself. Everything that you have tried to do seems to
have gone wrong. This makes you feel that there is no point in trying to start again. Apart from
being stressed and tense, you are angry with yourself and have unadmitted self-contempt.
Your refusal to admit that you and you alone is the basic cause of your problems leads to you
adopting a headstrong and defiant attitude. If you take stock of yourself, smile a little and let
go, everything will turn out OK. Have you not heard of the cliche 'smile and the world smiles
with you - cry and you cry alone!'?

You have always been on the move seeking affectionate, satisfying and harmonious relationships. Your
ultimate goal has been the realisation of an intimate union in which there could be love, self-sacrifice and
mutual trust. It has often been said that 'True love is just around the corner' and - if you haven't found it as
yet - you possibly soon will.

You are very talented, imaginative and sensitive but you are holding back as you do not really like going it
'on your own'. In preference you would like to team up with someone, someone with similar attributes as
your own, to explore - to seek out and go perhaps 'where no other man has trod before'. It is the unusual
that attracts you and which will give you a sense of excitement and adventure.

All the problems that you have been experiencing of late seem to have become a part of your life and there
is little that can be done to change the situation. Your emotions run high - but even though you feel as if at
times you are about to burst this situation will pass. Try to release your pent-up emotions by participating in
some extra physical activities like running, swimming, whatever. There must be some favourite pastime,
not necessarily strenuous, that can help you to relax.

You are being unduly influenced by the situation that is all around you. You do not like the feeling of
loneliness and whatever it is that seems to separate you from others. You know that life can be wonderful
and you are anxious to experience life in all its aspects, to live it to the full. You therefore resent any
restriction or limitations that are being imposed on you and you insist on going it alone.

You wish to be left in peace... no more conflict and no more differences of opinion. In fact you just don't
want to be involved in arguments of any shape or form. All you want is for 'them' to get on with it - and to
leave you alone.

Enough is enough - you feel frustrated and rejected. You are fighting back and the going is tough. It would
be just wonderful if you could be left in peace.

At this time you 'need to be needed' and again you 'need to need'. You have had this feeling for some time
now and you are looking for someone who could share a close bond in an atmosphere of shared intimacy.
You have the belief that with the right person you could conquer the world.

The situation at this time is one of considerable distress. You feel trapped and you are looking for some
way out. You can find solace in the arms of someone who cares so long as there is no long-term emotional
involvement.

Recently everything seems to have gone wrong and so you are experiencing considerable stress and
anxiety due to mental conflict. A continuous case of 'Should I?' or 'Shouldn't I?'. At this particular moment
in time you feel as if you have reached the end of your tether and it seems impossible to ever rectify the
situation and so you have decided, perhaps quite unrealistically, to postpone making any further decisions.
Disappointment and unfulfilled hopes have given rise to despondency. This conflict between hope and
necessity is creating considerable pressure. Instead of resolving this by facing up to making the essential
decision, you are likely to immerse yourself in the pursuit of trivialities as an escape route.

The tensions induced by trying to cope with conditions which are beyond your capabilities, or your
reserves of strength, have led to considerable anxiety and a sense of personal inadequacy. Your inability
to take control of the situation causes you to over-react in stubborn defiance blaming everyone but yourself
for your own failures.
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