Dear Elsa, I have fallen in love with a close friend. From everything he does, it seems to me that he loves me back, or at least reciprocates the feelings in some measure. But most of what he says, seem to show that he is not interested. I am torn apart and don’t know what […]
Now when you’re talking about Cancer men, you have to look at the Moon in the chart to see what you’re dealing with. And in Scott’s case, his Moon is in Aquarius, so he is going to want to shock his family. But beyond that, Pluto and Mars are involved so it’s no big surprise
60% of you reported having a physical preference of a partner that is distinct from that of your siblings which was surprising to me. You would think the parents play a fairly large roll in this but maybe not. Now my sister and I have rising signs just one degree apart. Which means we have
The other day, Scott told me I was attracted to “iconoclastic men”. “What do you mean?” I asked. “What do you mean, iconoclastic?” I knew the word and had some idea what it meant, but I wanted to hear him tell me. “You always pick these men… they’re singular and they’re always isolated somehow.” “Oh yeah. Yeah,
Dear Elsa, My relationship with my Piscean man started off with friendship. I was sexually assaulted a year into our friendship by someone else. He remained by my side, and nursed me back from the brink of emotional collapse. Unbeknownst to me, it somehow involved into something more. We become involved in an intimate relationship,
Half the people who answered the blooming poll stated they thrived wherever they were planted. I was thinking this was a desirable trait but after reading the many thoughtful and eye-opening comments, I’m not sure it’s that clear cut. I was thinking along the lines of the “resilient child” they speak of in psychology circles
Elsa, I was dumped three months ago by an Aquarian comedian who needed to “spend more time writing,” and felt he was unable to give me the attention our relationship deserved. I was head over heels for him and basically was a doormat in our relationship – although he denies he ever treated me as
Dear Elsa, I’m in love with my best friend. We’ve been close for several years, and our friendship has always contained a strong element of attraction and flirtation. We talk daily, usually several times a day, have lunch or hang out at least once or twice a week, and he’s very much a solid figure
