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Capricorn Woman Meets Aquarian Man - Sparks Fly, But… Venus in Capricorn
Dear Elsa,
I started dating a guy about a month ago, and there have only been a handful of days we haven’t spent together. He calls me every day and is very good for my ego. He tells me I’m beautiful, I’m the best woman he’s ever met, how kind I am, that I would be a good wife, how great the sex is (it is AMAZING!), etc. We have great conversations, he’s very funny, intelligent, and has a good job. He’s a great communicator, which is such a wonderful change from my previous relationship.
The problem is that he got divorced at the beginning of 2006 and I don’t think he’s over his ex-wife. He talks about her a lot and how much she hurt him. He’s told me he’s afraid to get attached again and have his heart broken. I totally understand where he’s coming from because I’ve had two long-term relationships that have ended very badly. Both guys cheated on me and I’m so afraid of it happening again. I have no trust
whatsoever.
My family was visiting this past weekend and he wanted to meet them, so he did. Everything went well. They all really liked him and he liked them. He was supposed to meet us the next day for lunch, but he flaked on me. He called me later to apologize profusely and told me that he just got scared because he liked my family so much. Again, he’s afraid of getting attached.
He said things were moving too fast for his mental health and asked me to give him a couple days. I said that was no problem and gave him his space, but he ended up calling me the next day and wanting to see me. He has been seeing a therapist, but I think it’s been a while since he’s seen her. He keeps telling me he needs to go, but he hasn’t. I’ve agreed with him and told him he should go, but he hasn’t. Obviously, I can’t force him.
He also seems to be a bit flaky. Aside from him not meeting my family for lunch that day, he’s never on time. He’ll tell me he’ll be at my place in 40 minutes and sometimes it ends up being a couple hours. He called me yesterday and said he’d call me last night, but he never did. These kinds of things bother me. He doesn’t seem very dependable. I’m not sure if this will change, and if it doesn’t, I don’t know if I can handle it.
We haven’t exactly discussed what kind of a relationship we have, but he has referred to himself as my boyfriend and me as his girlfriend. I don’t want to scare him away by talking about these things, but I’d like to get some answers. I’m not sure if he’s being 100% honest with me. He has told me he uses drinking as a crutch sometimes and this also worries me. I think I’ve only seen him drink 5 or 6 times, and it’s never excessive.
Should I continue with this relationship or is it a lost cause? I really like him and it seems we have an amazing connection, but I know it’s only been a short period of time. I’m such a worrier and just so afraid of finding another guy who’s going to lie to me again. I really don’t want that. Sorry this is so long and thank you!
Has A New Man
United States
Dear Has,
You really ought to read your own writing because what this says is this guy I’ve known for a month is the best man in the world except for these 700 ways he sucks. And if you continue to think in this way, every relationship you ever embark on is going to be doomed. And I am not trying to be bitchy. I am trying to help you.
You are a human being dealing with another human being. He is not the best, best, best, best. He is a man. You are not the best, best, best, best either. You are a woman. Would you like to come down to earth and try to have a real relationship or no?
Because sex in the early stages of most relationships is “mind blowing”. But a lot of that has to do with the fact that often both people are starving for sex when they meet, so what do you expect?
So the people have sex and then here comes the gushing phase. Oh my God, you’re my everything. I have found you, now I will be saved. Does this sound real to you? Here is a reality check:
On the upside, the guy is honest. He does need some time off for his mental health. He does need a counselor. It also sounds as if he is telling you that he has a drinking problem (I’d believe him) and he is still pining for his ex-wife.
You, on the other hand, are his counterpart. By that I mean to suggest your whole being swept away by his compliments on your beauty and sexual skills is its own pathology, don’t you think?
Now you’ve got Venus in Capricorn, which sees love as a business in many ways. So I know what you’re thinking: ‘Is this relationship worth investing in?” And that is an okay question to ask but I can think of some others and taking the time to ask (and answer them) will be a better investment than any thought you could possibly think about this guy. So here they are.
How can I keep my relationships real? What is real love and how can I manifest it. What work do I need to do so that I can be part of a relationship that works and lasts…
Much harder, huh? But you’re a Capricorn so I know you get it.
Good Luck.
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