Aquarian in love with Scorpio
June 17, 2004
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Dear Eric:
I am an Aquarius in love with a Scorpio that cannot commit
to me. I want a full time life partner but I do not think that my Scorpio can
ever be that. He is very helpful and kind to me but I need more. Would I be
better off finding a person that I can make a life with before I get older and
it will be harder for me to find someone? Or should I keep on hoping that
things will change with my Scorpio? I am also in financial difficulties at this
time and can see no way out.
Sena
Dear Sena,
The answer involves whether you want hope, or a
relationship. While it is true that people sometimes change, I have always
considered it a risky venture to gamble on people changing, and in particular,
changing one specific way -- exactly the one you want. I'm not saying it will
not happen; it's just that you are the one saying that you don't think your
Scorpio will ever be the kind of partner you want. Listen to that!
In astrology there is often a link between matters involving
money and matters involving commitment in relationship, and I have a hunch that
the two matters are connected for you. Here is the common thread. Being
involved in a relationship is an investment, debt or involvement with
"another person's resources." Being in debt is a similar involvement
on a business level, where you owe money to someone and are in a sense hooked
into a relationship. So in both cases you have an involvement from which you
cannot free yourself. Both involve a struggle over resources.
Here's a simple question: What do you feel you owe your
partner? Maybe if you can state it, you will figure out a way to settle the
debt, or to decide you can never pay it. What do you feel your partner owes
you? Same basic idea; if you feel your partner owes you something, you are free
to let that go, to forgive the obligation. Think like a banker. Will you get
what you feel you are owed? Why do you feel it is owed to you? This is
practical business rather than the usual foggy or impassioned affair of the
heart.
Now, on the positive side of the equation, we could state it
this way: the solution set involves claiming your power. All we can really do
in this life is make decisions. Usually people suffer not from making bad
decisions, but rather from making no decisions at all.