You are the practical type, torn between prosaic and idealistic issues
In affairs of the heart, your romantic tendencies are tempered somewhat by common sense, probably painfully earned. You may have idealized a past partner only to be crushed by the utter lack of romance that eventually occurred. You sometimes catch yourself daydreaming about a romantic rendezvous, but you force yourself to snap out of it before things get too crazy. If someone offered to make the moves on you, you certainly wouldn't resist, but you might wonder if you'd forever be held up to that same standard. You know that life isn't a fairy tale, but you sometimes wish it could be. Don't fret. You may have your head in the clouds, but your feet are firmly planted on the ground. You feel that romance isn’t something to be taken lightly, although you’d make the effort for a special someone, and you’d certainly appreciate it if someone did the same for you. It’s just that those kinds of people don’t come along too often. But they do come along every once in a while, and when they do, come up with your own way to romance them rather than relying on the nearest florist.
Watch out, you could turn into a workaholic!
Any employer is lucky to have you working for them - you’re a dedicated professional who gives 100 percent to your job. You show up on time, stay late when necessary, and are always ready to lend a helping hand to any co-worker who needs it. What's more, you have a sense of security that comes from knowing that you are vital to your office or corporation. Your employers know that you'll do whatever is asked of you - and in a timely fashion, too. Just make sure that you take care of yourself as well. You have a tendency to pick up the slack of others and sacrifice your needs and those of your loved ones. A job becomes problematic when it’s more demanding than you want it to be and you lose control over it. If you feel like you're losing your life to your job, go over your life priorities. Learn to say 'no' to tasks you can't complete without serious sacrifices - your employers will understand. So it’s your responsibility to find the right balance between work and family, which can mean juggling a heck of a lot while you figure out how to make it all work. But you can do it!
