Dear Elsa, I’ve been dating a 31 year old Pisces man for six years now. We undeniably have a strong and inseparable emotional attachment to each other. We’re best friends and there is a mutual love between us but there are a few problems. Even though he’s very affectionate, he’s very secretive and is an […]
The soldier’s Moon Neptune conjunction in fine form… “P, remember when you were at the Fleetwood Mac concert when you were a kid?” “I do.” “You were lonely,” he said, yelling into the phone because it’s loud where he’s at. “YEAH?” I yelled in the middle of the grocery store. “YEAH, WHAT ABOUT IT?”
Dear Elsa, I am a scholarship student (and senior) at a well-known small liberal arts school. I have been blessed to enjoy the opportunity of exploring my passions through my studies. After high-achieving for years, I now have several career opportunities awaiting action. Many of the opportunities carry heavy prestige and an “international” focus but
I’ve lost four of my inner circle since this Pluto transit came in. Each of these people were profound friends who I believed were permanent fixtures in my life. In fact, two of them I have known for decades so the loss has been beyond shocking, it’s been staggering. And lucky for me I’ve had
My daughter and I on a road trip en route to see the soldier. I had been listening to this band of hers for oh… about six hours non-stop with her analyzing the lyrics of his songs from all angles. “I have another question why you don’t like this guy,” she said. “What’s wrong with
Dear Elsa, I have recently retired after 32 years. I did not cultivate healthy interests and have no friends. I feel that I made a serious mistake and have minor depression. My wife offers no real support. I have tried to volunteer but have not been successful. Is there respite on the way? Retired United
Dear Elsa, Last May, I was completely devastated by a breakup with a longtime boyfriend. The breakup came from out of nowhere–as far as I could see at the time–and it took me a very long time to stop feeling miserable. Every day was a struggle, and it’s only within the last four or five
