Though great at getting things started, they often struggle with following through

Can be somewhat unscrupulous when it comes to getting what they want

Are often rule-breakers– do not necessarily respect or abide by the rules of the “system” (can be positive and negative)

May intentionally stir things up to create the excitement they long for

Tend to have difficulty with long-term commitments

Prone to outbursts of anger when over-stressed

Tendency to need lots of positive affirmation in order to feel good about themselves

Tendency to leap before they look.

Tendency to put their foot in their mouths.

Sometimes too blunt and tactless.

Being mean and insensitive to others.

Dislike having to ask for help

Often not good with highly detailed tasks – will either avoid these tasks or go to other extreme and become so enveloped in detail that they lose sight of big picture

Dislike impersonal, logic-based reasoning (can be positive and negative)

May become overly indulgent and overlook long-term consequences of actions

Can be insensitive and inadvertently hurt others

Can seem overly rigid to others

Has a hard time accepting/acknowledging difficult truths about those close to them

May have a hard time accepting the end of a relationship

May have a hard time branching out to new territory.

Not hearing out other people’s opinions.

Prone to hold onto bad relationships for far too long

May be prone to feelings of over self-importance

Can fall into trap of becoming egotistical and overly self-absorbed

When frustrated, can become/come across as arrogant, elitist

Can be stubborn, inflexible, unreasonable, and overly rigid

May have a hard time accepting the end of a relationship

Can be overly status-conscious and too concerned with what others think of them

Tendency to need lots of positive affirmation in order to feel good about themselves

May be prone to struggle with insecurity stemming from their strong desire to be liked

Need positive feedback and may become discouraged or depressed if they do not receive it.

May be prone to struggle with insecurity

Rarely at complete peace with themselves – always doubt they are living up to their full potential

Can be fussy – tendency to be “neat freaks”

May become overly critical, sarcastic and cynical

May appear aloof, reserved and rigid to others who don’t know them well

Because they tend to take life so seriously, it may not be easy for them

Tend to be too hard on themselves and not give themselves enough credit

Often do not handle criticism well – tendency to take things very personally

Tend to believe they’re always right

Can fall into trap of putting themselves in the “victim” role

May fall into trap of being a “guilt tripper”

Tendency to place others’ needs above their own

Prone to struggle with insecurity, are often too hard on themselves

Continual search for the “perfect relationship” may cause them to change partners frequently

Can fall into trap of becoming egotistical and overly self-absorbed

May abandon relationships quickly once/if they become bored

Tendency to believe judgments should be made impartially and based on fact alone may lead them to ignore and even distrust their feelings

Can be overly status-conscious and too concerned with what others think of them

May be prone to struggle with insecurity stemming from their strong desire to be liked

May have a hard time saying “no”

Procrastinating and taking too long to make decisions.

May be highly protective of themselves and overly private, only sharing what they want and when they want to share it

May have explosive tempers when under stress

Can be a “control-freak,” always wanting to be in charge

Can be challenging, confrontational, argumentative, and intimidating

Because they tend to take life so seriously, it may not be easy for them

Because they tend to take life so seriously, it may not be easy for them

Can be very demanding and critical

Can seem overly rigid to others

Intensely dislike having personal space invaded, tending to need lots of it

Tendency to hold back part of themselves and be overly private

Can be manipulative, passive-aggressive and controlling

Have a hard time moving on after the end of a relationship.

Overly suspicious and distrusting of others they don’t know.

Not good with or interested in dealing with mundane daily tasks such as paying bills, cleaning, etc.

Their enthusiasm may cause them to be unrealistic

Rarely at complete peace with themselves – always doubt they are living up to their full potential

Often not good with managing money – tendency to be big spenders and risk-takers

Doesn’t always think things through sufficiently before acting/speaking

When frustrated, can become/come across as arrogant, elitist

Often quick to judge and express judgments

Not good at long-range planning and tend to dislike long-term commitments

Can be insensitive and inadvertently hurt others

Can, at times, be overly anxious and worrisome

May become overly critical, sarcastic and cynical

May become overly critical, sarcastic and cynical

If they do not learn ways to express themselves efficiently, out of frustration, they may become isolationists who are short with others

May appear aloof, reserved and rigid to others who don’t know them well

Can be a “control-freak,” always wanting to be in charge

Not naturally good with expressing love/affection and may seem awkward/inappropriate while doing so

May not give enough praise and affirmation to loved ones

Can seem overly rigid to others

Tendency to leave feelings unexpressed, causing pent-up frustration to build up inside.

Always seeing the possibility of what could be often causes them become bored with what actually is

May be prone towards social rebellion

May provoke arguments due to their love for debating

May have difficulty giving others the level of intimacy they need

My be overly logical when responding to situations that require emotional support

May have explosive tempers when under stress

May have a hard time listening to others

May have a hard time listening to others

Can be very demanding and critical

Not naturally in tune with how they affect others

Are often rule-breakers– do not necessarily respect or abide by the rules of the “system” (can be positive and negative)

Don’t always know how to express feelings, doesn’t come naturally

Need positive feedback and may become discouraged or depressed if they do not receive it.

Can fall into trap of putting themselves in the “victim” role

May have a hard time accepting the end of a relationship

Can be secretive/distant/closed-off

Tend to get bored easily

May feel uncomfortable verbally expressing affection and emotion to others – prefer to do so through actions rather than words

Can be somewhat unscrupulous when it comes to getting what they want

Not good at long-range planning and tend to dislike long-term commitments

May become overly indulgent and overlook long-term consequences of actions

Can be reckless/frivolous with money

Can be neglectful of their health and wellbeing

Often do not handle criticism well – tendency to take things very personally

May come off as lazy/slow-moving to others

Because they tend to take life so seriously, it may not be easy for them

Because of the non-linear nature of their ideas, they often have difficulty explaining themselves to others

May often find themselves misunderstood and tend to blame others because of it rather than evaluate their own difficulty expressing themselves

Often not good with managing money – tendency to be big spenders and risk-takers

May seem dreamy and distant to others because of how much time they spend in their heads

Tendency to be chameleon-like in their interactions with others (can be positive and negative)

Not good with or interested in dealing with mundane daily tasks such as paying bills, cleaning, etc.