Welcome to the life of Sagittarius, here are all the great things we do.
1. Reducing group travel to solo travel.
You’ve been dreaming of traveling the world for as long as you can remember, Sagittarius. You are not ashamed of how many times you have seen it Passport to Paris or how to get to the airport. The feeling of going somewhere, anywhere, is something you live for completely, and with life and finances limited in your means, you’re not afraid to make the tough calls. Skipping a friend’s trip or a family vacation to splurge in a destination of your choice.
There is a time for compromise, for compromise, and walking is not one of them. You won’t pass the pyramids in Mexico because the group wants more margaritas. Maybe you’ve had your fill of hot spots in general, and long for the darkness, mist, and castles of Scotland. You can’t sit around waiting for someone to bring it up in a group chat. You take matters into your own hands and book a trip you I want to take. You know that’s what you’ll regret jumping on your deathbed, not another bachelorette wine tasting.
2. To persuade shy people to come out of their shells.
At first glance, you are a loud, talkative person at any party, but in a personal situation, you can be quiet or speak well. Even if you can hold your own in a large group, it’s not really your cup of tea. The class savior in you is a hypocrite, believing that people who want a lot of attention usually don’t deserve it. You much prefer to start a conversation with the quietest person in the room and enjoy their private thoughts and personality towards you.
You hate small talk more than anything else, and shy people aren’t masters at responding to recycled songs about the weather, sports, or reality TV that makes your eyes water. Your curious nature makes you a master of questions, knowing exactly which questions will yield the most interesting anecdotes. He enjoys the intimacy of personal contact and is drawn to quiet people because they are deep in thought.
3. Viewing everything with subtitles.
If it’s in English, it’s not on your watch list. As the heroine Belle who is trying to escape the provincial life, she is always looking for ideas, stories, and cultures that are very different from the hometown where she grew up. You can speak a foreign language, at least, and you’re not bothered by content in a language you don’t know at all. Your mind is a sponge that soaks it all up, and before you know it, you’ve acquired more vocabulary words this way than your colleague who has been grinding away at DuoLingo for months.
He’s a hard-nosed diversity seeker and selfishly wants to experience as much of the world as humanly possible, even if it’s on screen. And you’re looking for pop music that allows you to relate to people from different backgrounds just by pulling out a word, title, or song. You want to get in as many inside jokes as possible, to be able to call back, allude, and allusions that you find intellectually rewarding.
4. Registration another one class.
You are constantly caught in a cycle of pride and regret for being a perpetual starter. On the other hand, you are never afraid to look like a fool, to take the first steps necessary to acquire new knowledge or skills, which will keep you young at heart and easily employable in a developing society. But, on the other hand, he is envious of concert pianists, professional athletes, and world health workers, people who were clear and enthusiastic about entering the interest of work early and committed themselves. You have so many interests, many of which are given up to make room for others, that sometimes you feel like you never saw anything until the end.
None of this is enough to stop you though. You can always find yourself open to new experiences, and learn from the many talented people in your community. If anything, not committing to one thing yourself, has allowed you the free time needed to become this well-rounded, fulfilled self.
5. Read regularly.
Did I mention you hate small talk? Whether it’s a book, an article, an essay, or a story, you’re always using some form of written material rather than engaging in high-level chitchat. In today’s age of ever-shrinking attention spans and all the instant gratification, you use your free time to gather as much information as possible. You want to be well-informed and well-educated to better form your opinions, beliefs, and beliefs. It makes you a better conversationalist and a more interesting person in general.
People may see this as anti-social behavior, marginalizing, or difficult to relate to, but you simply place a high value on diversity of opinion and experience. You like to talk about different things that bounce around in your head all day, but if you find yourself in a company that doesn’t share your interests, you can have fun all day. And you process much of your experience by relating it to fiction and reality, and by constantly drawing connections between ideas, knowledge, and feelings.
