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Around The Web » So You Wanna Date a Libra? Weighing the pros and cons of the scales By Lisa Weseman
October 7th, 2008 @ 5:15 am by admin
You’ve probably heard stereotypes about Libras: they’re charming, but they cheat; they’re fair, but non-committal. Like every astrological sign, the characteristics of a Libra can manifest in both good and bad ways. Here’s a few pros and cons of being with a Libra - and how to make the Libra personality work in your relationship.
Pro: fair and diplomatic
Con: indecisive and insecure
All signs of the zodiac are represented by either a person or an animal - except Libra, whose sense of justice is represented by a set of scales. Libras tend to put fairness above all else. They don’t like conflict and often take the role of intermediary to get those around them to cooperate. Their sense of fairness and diplomacy can be refreshing in a world full of self-interested people.
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Libras need to listen to what THEY need, not just to project what they think others would LIKE them to be. Otherwise the day comes when they feel disconnected with the relationship, and absent from their own lives, and then they walk in order to “find” thenselves. A lover must continually encourage a Libra to listen to their own needs, to be “seen” for exactly how they feel, not to just choose peace at any price, because soon that price will become the relationship itself. Being willing to be revealed for our authentic selves, shadow and light alike, is a process of maturity that clearly takes until the 30’s or 40’s to move into…and is one of the great comforts of growing older!