The letter D is the essence of all that’s dominant, durable, and dignified. The TH phoneme, on the other hand, is the symbol of all things traditionally associated with the compassion and thoughtfulness: theology, thankful, thorough, theory, thespian, theater, father, hearth, health, mother, author, and sleuth. Most who bear the uniquely feminine DTH names, convey an air of inner strength without compromising their charming naiveté and innocence.
The DTH knows what she wants in life and has few qualms about going after it. Because she can be so focused, she’s able to convince others that she means business, and even intimidate them without her knowledge. But there’s a deeply compassionate side to her as well, and she has quite a reputation for her fairness and sense of justice. You may be able to count on your DTH friend for sound and ready advice; but you also need to be prepared for brutal honesty. She’s not going to shrink from pointing out your faults, but will never fail to compliment you when you deserve it either. She knows where she’s going and expects the same from you.
Career-wise, the DTH’s introspective and spiritual nature makes her a natural for anything in the environmental, nurturing, or medical fields. They are not particularly drawn to the limelight -- preferring to control events from the wings -- but like most D people, are successful in almost everything they try. Even though money will not be a major motivator in their job searches, these people always seem to have more than enough cash on hand to maintain their comfortable existences.
DTHs approach their relationships in the same way they do with their professional lives: with confidence, energy, and helpful advice. Plenty of helpful advice. This can prove to be a little tedious for mates who are independent enough to fight their own battles, but for those who appreciate firm words of wisdom; she’s a virtual fount. Marriage to a DTH will be nothing short of a complete intellectual and emotional package, and even though the DTH might grant her heart to just one man, friends and casual acquaintances will remain the mainstay of her social life.
Children are always a welcome addition to the DTH family and the DTH parent is interested and engaged with her children -- albeit more as playthings than as tiny humans. But she’ll dole out enough affection and measured discipline that her offspring will come to respect her wisdom and worldly experience.
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