The letter S is the symbol for all things sexy, sublime, sensual, sassy, slinky and sylph-like, andwhen it occurs as the dominant letter in a name we find these individuals to be passionate, hot-blooded and very much in love with life. And since these names begin with the letter I -- the icon of idealistic introspection – these people exhibit a wonderful balance of enthusiasm tempered with practical know-how. If all of life’s a stage, the IS doesn’t mind if they don’t have a leading role as long as they have a speaking part.
Although these are people you definitely want to get to know, befriending an IS can be an exasperating experience. You might, for example, be caught up in a deep conversation with them, only to discover that their minds are running a mile a minute contemplating their daily to-do list. It’s not that they don’t want to listen to your ideas, but their lives are generally so full of activity that standing still isn’t something they do very well. Still, if a IS ever senses that you really need his or her help, you’ll be promoted to the top of their priority list where you’ll find few friends to be more attentive, accommodating and just plain helpful. This is just one symptom of the IS’s intense nature: when something’s important enough, they’ll tap their deep reserves and come through with a surprising amount of emotional and physical strength.
But this expenditure of energy comes at a price, and there will be times that your IS friend is going to feel emotionally depleted. So if you’re in an IS’ inner circle, you’d better be ready to reciprocate their support. ISs have long memories and will not forgive a slight without some kind of subtle retaliation.
When it comes to their intimate relationships, ISs often find themselves in the predicament common to many high-energy people. Unless their mates are able to match their high metabolisms and put up with the occasional emotional outburst, the imbalance of power can ultimately lead to disaster. This might be frustrating to those IS partners who require a great deal of attention, but the sooner they accept that ISs are independent people whose interests will not confined just to them, the better. When partnered with the right person, the IS will prove as committed and loyal a mate as anyone could wish for.
If they choose to experience parenthood, ISs are not ones to smother their children with advice. They’d rather they follow their own stars and not to let society’s conventions dictate their dreams.
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