posted January 28, 2007 07:46 PM              

The Snake woman is quite extravagant in money matters, buying herself three dresses on the same day or lending a large sum of money to some acquaintance without a definite idea on how to recuperate it. The thrifty and provident Rabbit man will certainly not tolerate such a situation and will try by all means to keep a tight rein on their finances. This will obviously provide many a reason for argument, with each partner remaining firmly rooted in his position. Furthermore, as the Rabbit is possessed of a serious sense of duty and reliability and as the Snake woman is prone to enjoy herself and tackle all problems with a light heart, he will not hesitate to accuse her of irresponsibility; but she will react in her usual way - by scorning or simply ignoring his remonstrances.

Sexually, their approaches are difficult to reconcile. His coldness and inhibitions will be in flagrant opposition to her warmth and expansiveness; her easygoing sensuality will hurt his profound sense of decency, while she will deeply resent his clinically detached lovemaking.

If the partners fail to make the most of their initial attraction, then all will be hopelessly lost.

posted January 28, 2007 07:49 PM              

The union between a Dragon man and a Pig woman is destined to be reasonably happy. The Dragon man will of course always remain a Dragon- - that is, glamorous, proud, and egomaniacal. But the Pig woman, whose qualities may not reach the degree of perfection attained by those of the Dog woman, is much more goodnatured, conciliatory, and sensual than her canine sister. This is what makes all the difference.

The Pig woman will gracefully accept her Dragon as he is, letting him play the role of the dominating force in their relationship and satisfying his desire for admiration and flattery. She will do her best to confirm this man in his self-esteem. She is a marvelous homemaker, and this will be an important stabilizing factor in their life together.

The Dragon, magnanimous as he is, will fully appreciate the Pig's accommodating comportment. He can be a wonderful mate so long as his glory is recognized and upheld. He is capable of making the kindest gestures if he wants to.

Arguments will not be absent here. But the Pig woman has the knack for keeping things from reaching the point of no return and it will please the Dragon to display his chivalry.

It is only in the sexual realm that these two may experience some real difficulty. The Pig's capacity for sex is as great as the Dragon's. But she desperately needs a sensitive, loving approach while her Dragon will tend to appear too impetuous and crude to her liking. Her reticence, in turn, may jeopardize his self-confidence and give him fears of a possible lovemaking inadequacy. The responsibility for a mutually satisfactory sex life, obviously, will mainly rest with the Dragon man.

posted January 28, 2007 07:52 PM              

Male:
Pig


The Dragon woman, who loves leading a life of ease and making merry, could not hope for a better match than the Pig man, who is jovial, uncomplicated, and extremely lucky with money. Does she need compliments? He will be ready to supply them in large quantities. With him, she can give full vent to her pride and independence, for he is exceptionally goodnatured. All told, these two will have an exceedingly good chance for emotional harmony together.

However, "too much of good may be bad," says the Vietnamese proverb. The Dragon woman, after a more or less extended period of time, will in all likelihood feel somewhat bored at being so solicitously waited on hand and foot by her man. She may then wish to see him stand up and challenge her from time to time. But her changing attitude will not be taken into account or even noticed by the Pig man, who admires her sincerely and proves the epitome of indulgence and forgiveness.

Another problem will concern their relations with their in-laws. The Pig man always maintains close ties with his own family, especially with his mother, and will not give them up or loosen them under whatever circumstances. This situation is sure to greatly displease the Dragon woman, who is usually an unconditional individualist; but she is likely to accept it out of respect for the kindhearted Pig.

The partners will spend much of their time in bed as both are capable of sweeping passion and misty sensuality. If the Dragon woman can learn to be less conventional in her approach, then their sexual harmony will be perfect and bring lasting peace and contentment to their hearts.

posted January 28, 2007 07:54 PM              

Female:
Rooster
Male:
Monkey


It is rather easy to understand why a Rooster woman feels drawn to a Monkey man: His intelli-gence and sense of humor strongly appeal to her. But to explain this man's decision to get involved with this woman would necessitate some surmise: He may have met her while on the rebound from some unfortu-nate love affair. Nevertheless, this relationship has its own chance, mostly owing to the woman's deep admiration for her man.

The Rooster, a basically indoor woman, is likely to be distressed in the beginning at her Monkey's continual involvement in the outside world. What she secretly - but maybe not that secretly! - longs for is to have her man to shower her with attention and make her feel feminine. But she will have to accommodate herself to his indifference, which in reality is only apparent.

Imbued with conservative ideas, she will have to learn to fall in with his more unorthodox views as, in case of serious disagreement, he will not argue with her but will simply walk off.

The Monkey man is not invulnerable to fickleness and never deems it necessary to conceal this penchant of his because it is not moti-vated by sex but by his desire to prove his freedom to himself. It will be extremely hard, if not impossible, for the possessive Rooster to understand and bear this. However, she must know that her emotional scenes could only make sure to drive him into another woman's bed as he detests jealousy more than anything else.

In spite of all, their togetherness will not lack warmth and viable harmony.

The physical attraction between these two will be rather mild as the sex drive is moderate in both of them. Neither will insist on having a sexual experience of great intensity. Nevertheless, with a brush of imagination and a combination of favorable circumstances, they may occasionally savor the ecstasy of a rare and beautiful blending.

posted January 28, 2007 07:56 PM              

It will not take the Monkey woman a long time to feel dis-appointed by her mate's conservatism and lack of imagination. But it is his jealousy and possessiveness which will disturb her most. While he expects to be at the center of her existence, she will remain as much of an individualist in love and marriage as in any other situation. It will prove impossible for him to understand that how-ever much she may be devoted to him she simply could not forgo her friends and multiple outside interests. His narrowmindedness, coupled with his misogyny, will make her feel justified in accusing him of not loving her enough. He may then attempt to be bossy; but the more he does so the more she will draw away from him.

Her sudden twists of behavior, which he found interesting in the beginning, are likely to tire him in the long tun, for his logical mind cannot adapt itself to it.

The partners' disagreement will lead each to inflict on the other many wounds which could take a long time to heal. As self--expression is difficult for both of them, there will be a severe lack of communication which will result in deeper frustration and tension. The Monkey's sense of humor alone will not be enough to remedy the situation.

In general, their sex life will need a lot of hard work in order to be satisfactory: While sex is important to the Rooster man as it is his most adequate means to express himself, it can only hold a moderate interest for the Monkey. If the strife outside the bedroom is too intense, then all improvement in their physical experiences will be practically impossible.

posted January 28, 2007 08:01 PM              

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Very Generous, IamLove, thank you.
Bear in mind that the months, days, and hours,
also are associated with each of the signs,
and that figures into the synastry.

I would think that the hour,
being the most personal,
may be more fitting than the year.
But, apparently,
the Day is considered to represent "YOU",
While the Month signifies your Parents,
the Year represents your Ancestors,
and the Hour, your Children.

- Heart-Shaped Cross

Year - Earth Horse
Month - Water Dog
Day - Water Monkey
Hour - Fire Horse
http://www.fortuneangel.com
scroll down to "Free Horoscope"
Click on Free Daily Chinese Astrology

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Thanks a ton for the valuable info you shared with us it is greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!

posted January 28, 2007 08:10 PM              

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Hi Love, thanks for those [I requested Horse not Dragon, its fine Im sure that paragraph applies to someone else on here] But the Dog Monkey combo how true!, hes so much more lighthearted than me and its difficult to be around and get this ~ he has aries moon and i have cap moon haha. hows that for a parallel? Oh and I have 3 libra planets and 2 capricorn and I think the dog description pretty much sums up the combo of those 2 signs. im still sticking with western astro but this eastern stuff is very fun. Thanks!

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Awww I'm sorry My mistake!

Don't worry yours is coming up very soon!

posted January 28, 2007 08:12 PM              

An ardent advocate of change in society, the Dog woman is nonetheless a diehard conservative and bourgeois when it comes to her personal security and comfort. She will disapprove of her Horse's careless way with money. While his driving urge is always to enjoy the thrill of the moment instead of saving and preparing for the future, she may be driven to the edge of despair and depression by his thoughtlessness. However, she should keep a close watch over her sharp tongue, for to criticize and nag this man is to guarantee trouble by sending him straight to another woman's bed.

The Horse will certainly feel mystified by the Dog's periodic heights of supreme optimism and depths of blatant cynicism. But he must train himself to be understanding and gentle with this woman who is otherwise a very fine person both intellectually and morally.

There will be at least one subject of consolation for these two: Whatever their mutual resentment of the moment, they will never fail the test of loyalty when fate brings trials and tragedies. It is why this union rarely ends in rupture and as a rule time will bring the partners closer and closer together.

The Horse will have a hard time inciting the Dog woman to be more interested in the physical side of their relationship; but the effort will be worth the candle because, although inhibited sexually, she is naturally affectionate and willing to learn. A satisfactory sex life will not be beyond their reach if they diligently work at it.

posted January 28, 2007 08:13 PM              

Conflict may arise from their divergence over life's aim and meaning. The Dog man can expect little sympathy and support from the Horse who only wants to live for herself and does not understand why he should devote himself so wholeheartedly to every lost cause of humanity. She is likely to accuse him of utopianism, while with his usual sharp tongue he may call her a base materialist. They will have to learn, probably the hard way, to be tolerant of each other.

Another area of potential strife between them is the Dog man's jealous disposition. Having an acute sense of loyalty and proprietorship, he will mean to totally possess his woman. A casual glance at another man or an innocent compliment on another man's achievements may be enough to inspire suspicions in him and throw him into deep black moods. While she detests nothing more than unfounded jealousy, the Horse woman should fully realize the Dog's sincere and profound affec-tion for her and make allowance for his weakness. In fact, should he be more levelheaded, she might interpret his attitude as indifference and feel unhappy about it.

Their physical partnership is expected to involve some problems at first. Sex only occupies a low place on the Dog's list of priori-ties while it has vital importance in the Horse's eyes. Uninhibited and straightforward, she will be disturbed at his stern, martyrish approach. But with tolerance and patience, the intimacies between this man and woman can eventually be a moving experience.

posted January 28, 2007 08:18 PM              

There exists here at least one positive element capable of defusing many a dangerous situation: It is the phenomenon of the partners' good complementarity. The Ox will show unreserved admiration for the Monkey. Overconscious of his own clumsiness and matter-of-factness, he will go out of his way to appreciate her intelligence, freshness, vivaciousness, sense of humor and lively imagination. Surprisingly, the Monkey's unorthodox ideas and deeds will meet with his tacit, if not open, approval. Conversely, this woman will prize his stability and solid common sense; these qualities can help her keep touch with reality while pursuing a multitude of reformist activities.

The Ox's happiness is static - he esteems nothing better than home life, security and freedom from the unknown. The Monkey's happiness, on the contrary, is dynamic - she likes variety, contacts with others and the unexpected. He is basically an egoist while she can readily sacrifice her comfort and health for others. These differences, fortunately, will rarely give rise to serious friction as mutual acceptance was agreed upon at the start.

A union that may bring great satisfaction to both partners.

posted January 28, 2007 08:19 PM              

The Monkey is a diehard non-conformist; he loathes stability, conventionality, routine, discipline, reasonableness and material security - all qualities he dubs "bourgeois ideals" with ill-concealed disdain; what he looks for in life is change, adventure, surprise, the unforeseen, freedom from all constraint. His comportment is therefore the very antithesis of the Ox's. To get her views across, this woman is likely to react in her usual way - by nagging and displaying vehement emotional scenes. But her tricks will not in the least impress the Monkey man, who will feel greatly amused and shrug it all off - an attitude which will enrage her still further. Fortunately, he always knows how to retreat and, by using his wonderful sense of humor, to prevent the situation from getting out of hand.

The most sensible way to avoid clashes - and also to respond to the basic aspirations of each partner - would be to reach an agreement whereby the Ox will have her absolute say in the home and busy herself with household work, leaving to the Monkey the exclusive privilege to cope with the unusual problems of the couple and get involved in the affairs of the world as much as he likes.

posted January 28, 2007 08:20 PM              

Common life between two people so different in outlooks and temperaments must naturally be full of pitfalls. Many quarrels are certain to stem from their conflicting approaches to the problems facing their togetherness. The Tiger man is fiery and headlong while the Ox is thoughtful, tackling things slowly and carefully. She believes a man must patiently build his career and work his way up the hierarchy; but the other party could not care less about job security and advancement, preferring to jump endlessly from one experience to another. Finances may add fuel to the fire as the Tiger considers it beneath him to worry about money whereas the Ox lays great emphasis on material stability and comfort. His selfishness is expected to clash violently with her need to construct the home and family. Further skirmishes may develop over their differences concerning the education of their children; this man, who styles himself a liberal, will openly disapprove of his mate's strictness and domineering comportment.

Sexwise, these two do not have much ground for mutual understanding either. Where the one can be as highly sexed as the other, the Tiger man's tendency to charge roughly and expeditiously is certainly not to please the Ox, who enjoys sex at a much more leisurely pace and is touchy about her particular sense of decency.

The success of this union is a rare exception rather than the general rule.

posted January 28, 2007 08:21 PM              

Female:
Tiger
Male:
Ox


Do not be surprised if you find a Chinese astrologer advising against the union between an Ox man and a Tiger woman. He is convinced - and he has enough reasons to be so - that it will end in shattering disaster. Nothing good will come of the clash between two strong and so different personalities.

Both the Ox and the Tiger, convinced as they are of their own righteousness, will be not only reluctant but downright unwilling to make the slightest concession. Each will stand his ground and insist on dictating his will to the other. The Ox man, for instance, will prefer his Tiger to stay at home and in the background; but domestic life is the last thing she cares about, and she is strongly attracted to the limelight and the challenges of the wide world. While he will be sitting in his fireside chair watching a television show on a Saturday afternoon, she will be out attending some committee reunion or participating in a protest campaign of some kind. Her free-spending habit can aggravate his carefulness with money into becoming stinginess. His jealousy will not fail to come into play and make for many a heated argument.

Under such circumstances, mutual understanding would of course be unattainable. Strife and heartbreak will be this couple's daily bread. But despite their ordeal, the Ox man will doggedly reject any idea of divorce, and the Tiger will have to fight a long and arduous battle against him if she wants to regain her freedom.

Their sex life, fortunately, can bring them some mild consolation. His sensuality matches her ardor, and both partners are hardy lovers. They may try to iron out in bed some of their differences, but with little success. She will resist any attempt by him to take the lead. Their physical harmony, far from being complete, will be quite inadequate to offset the disastrous effects of their long-standing temperamental conflict.

posted January 28, 2007 08:22 PM              

Female:
Tiger
Male:
Monkey


This relationship is likely to encounter some mild difficulties, not because the partners can find it hard to agree, but because there will be the everpresent risk of rivalry. Each will always pretend to be smarter than the other and want to take the lead in every field. Mutual criticisms will be frequent and cause a lot of tension which could however be avoided if the sternfaced Tiger woman would make use of some sense of humor.

The Tiger could congratulate herself on the attitude of her Monkey, who is not in the least misogynic and who is on the contrary an ardent feminist himself. Of all men this is the one who recognizes the most willingly the rights and merits of women in general and of his woman in particular. She not only will find sympathetic ears but also can rely on his support and advice in her difficult crusade.

Sophisticated and matter-of-fact, the Tiger woman will find it difficult to understand her man who is always busy sorting out some friend's problems rather than their own, or hanging around with eccentric and weird people instead of spending time with her. Although not the possessive type, she may feel somewhat jealous and bitter. However, she will find sufficient cause for admiration if she comes to realize that her Monkey is a supreme philanthropist and that his altruistic activities never prevent him from fulfilling his duties as a lover or husband. After all, both of them share the same goals of transcending their immediate needs and working for some ideal.

Boredom will rarely visit this couple. Constantly involved in varied and absorbing activities, they will have scant possibility to think of their miseries as humans. On the other hand, their hectic way of life will render them less interested in sex than other lovers, but they will not feel any worse for that as they are more cerebral than sensual.

posted January 28, 2007 08:23 PM              

Female:
Monkey
Male:
Tiger


This relationship is generally fraught with numerous difficulties due to the partners' different outlooks and reaction patterns. But the Monkey woman's tolerance and sense of humor can do much to defuse the situation, and everything may work out acceptably.

There is a basic antagonism between a Tiger man and a Monkey woman which may express itself on different levels. She is mainly interested in others and their problems while he is principally concerned about his own ego. Friendship is to her something wonderful and sacred, which she cultivates assiduously, but he considers it a waste of time and will demand that she spend much more time taking care of his person. He will probably resort to pouting in order to get his way.

Arguments can stem from the Tiger's unwillingness to let the Monkey woman pursue a career of her own - he is afraid her brilliant intelligence and resourcefulness may help her achieve better success than he does, thus dealing a deadly blow to his purported masculine superiority. Their relationship will have a better chance for success if they cooperate in a same professional venture. Another area of possible conflict will concern their views on the softer side of life - sentimentality he scorns as a weakness unworthy of real men while in her eyes it represents the finest part of a human being.

No matter how sharp their disagreements can be, the Monkey will always be wise and flexible enough never to let things get out of hand. She is ever ready to back down when their relations threaten to become explosive; she is also clever at manipulating and influencing her Tiger man.

Their sex life together will need some adjustment. He may behave in such a way as to make it clear to her that he is primarily interested in her physical appeal, but she will insist on being loved for her whole self. On the other hand, her approach may seem somewhat too abstract for the Tiger's impetuous, earthy needs. But here as elsewhere, the Monkey can be relied upon to smooth things out.

posted January 28, 2007 08:24 PM              

I was the one on the rebound. I'm the one constantly roaming the countryside; he's the indoor man. He totally showers me with attention and makes me even more comfortable in my femininity.

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His intelli-gence and sense of humor strongly appeal to her.
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Definitely true there.

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The physical attraction between these two will be rather mild as the sex drive is moderate in both of them. Neither will insist on having a sexual experience of great intensity. Nevertheless, with a brush of imagination and a combination of favorable circumstances, they may occasionally savor the ecstasy of a rare and beautiful blending.
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posted January 28, 2007 08:28 PM              

There is a basic antagonism between a Tiger man and a Monkey woman which may express itself on different levels. She is mainly interested in others and their problems while he is principally concerned about his own ego. Friendship is to her something wonderful and sacred, which she cultivates assiduously, but he considers it a waste of time and will demand that she spend much more time taking care of his person. He will probably resort to pouting in order to get his way.

Arguments can stem from the Tiger's unwillingness to let the Monkey woman pursue a career of her own - he is afraid her brilliant intelligence and resourcefulness may help her achieve better success than he does, thus dealing a deadly blow to his purported masculine superiority. Their relationship will have a better chance for success if they cooperate in a same professional venture. Another area of possible conflict will concern their views on the softer side of life - sentimentality he scorns as a weakness unworthy of real men while in her eyes it represents the finest part of a human being.

No matter how sharp their disagreements can be, the Monkey will always be wise and flexible enough never to let things get out of hand. She is ever ready to back down when their relations threaten to become explosive; she is also clever at manipulating and influencing her Tiger man.

Their sex life together will need some adjustment. He may behave in such a way as to make it clear to her that he is primarily interested in her physical appeal, but she will insist on being loved for her whole self. On the other hand, her approach may seem somewhat too abstract for the Tiger's impetuous, earthy needs. But here as elsewhere, the Monkey can be relied upon to smooth things out.

posted January 28, 2007 08:30 PM              

The Rabbit is an incurable introvert while the Dragon is an inveterate extrovert. This alone can make for much reciprocal irritation and is likely to infest their relationship relentlessly. Their outlooks on life differ too much to facilitate sharing and dialogue. However, their chances of success would be greatly enhanced if the Dragon woman stayed away from the limelight, letting the Rabbit take the lead in everything; but generally she would rather die than keep herself in the background or play second fiddle to any man, including the man of her life.

The highly perfectionist and maniacal Rabbit man can hardly sympathize with the Dragon woman's notorious flaws. He will find it impossible to tolerate her freewheeling comportment, her arrogant pride and her prodigality. On the other hand, her need for constant admiration and flattery will go unheeded due to his natural reservedness, and this will have a disastrous effect on the Dragon woman's morale.

Sex can do little to improve the situation. The fiery Dragon will find it difficult to drag the Rabbit into bed. And as he cannot bear the thought of total self-surrender, he will most probably make ashes of her flaming sexual urge.

A most ill-advised union.

posted January 28, 2007 08:40 PM              

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Crap!
Funny how somethings I can do quite easily. I think it's easier just to type in quotations what someone else said.

Thanks Z. I'll try this again another time.

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All you have to do is

copy paste what somebody wrote then....

click the reply or new thread link....

and enter

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before the text
and enter [ /quote] after the text

If i quote what I just said without spacing the "[ /QUOTE]" it'll come out like this...

[QUOTE]
before the text
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"[/quote]" after the text and "[quote]" before the text

posted January 28, 2007 08:48 PM              

This is what I covered so far in Part 4....

female snake.... male rabbit...

female pig..... male dragon

female dragon... male pig...

female rooster.... male monkey

female monkey...... male rooster

female dog...... male horse....

female horse... male dog,,,

female monkey...... male ox....

female ox.... male monkey.....

female ox..... male tiger....

female tiger.... male ox

female tiger.... male monkey

female monkey... male tiger

female dragon.... male rabbit

Take care.. oh and if you come across any doubles PLEASE LET ME KNOW

THANKS!