The letter S and the soft pronunciation of the C evoke the air of sexual promise found in the words sexy, sultry, soft, sassy, sensual, sin, and slinky. And because the lusty letter L is the symbol of all things lively, laughing, and life-loving, its combination with the letter S stirs up an unmistakable sense of unbridled carnality: flesh, classy, lush, loose, lust, relish, and flush. These names suggest people who are in love with life and infect those around them with bubbly idealism. Those LS names that end on the high-pitched letter Y (as in Lucy, Lesley, and Lacy) have an additional youthful aspect to them; high-frequency sounds are often associated with the baby-speak used by mothers when soothing their children… cat becomes kitty, dog becomes doggy, and blanket becomes blankie.
Spontaneity is the key to the LS' allure and they conduct their lives with unique flair and in their own particular time. If you're the structured, morally rigid type and happen to work in a cubicle next to an LS, they’ll probably prove to be the bane of your life. LSs respect no boundaries and follow no rules when it comes to finding conspirators for their energetic lifestyles. They’ll alternately charm you and drive you insane with their coy ways but you could never deny that they know how to have a good time.
LS are drawn to careers in which they can show off their talents for design and creative thinking. But since it takes them a little longer than most to find their paths in life, it’s not unusual to find them working in a McJob until they get their act together. Climbing the corporate ladder isn’t the LS’ cup of tea and if their work doesn’t fit into a conventional niche, it really isn’t a big concern. They’d sooner be starving writers than stuffed into a pigeonhole in some anonymous office … LS may not the highest paid lumberjacks in the forest, but are certainly amongst the happiest. The LS’ impulsive natures may cost them dearly when it comes to their long-term careers but they’re surprisingly savvy when it comes to financial matters. When they’re lucky enough to find a job that highlights their fiduciary acumen and people skills, they’re capable of doing anything from running restaurants to controlling corporations.
LSs are quick learners when it comes to dealing with the opposite sex and because their emotional states are neither subtle nor hidden, prospective mates never have to wonder what they’re thinking. But when it comes to courtship, LSs can be quite a handful; these playful sprites are infected with a wanderlust that sedate mates find difficult to stomach. Stable unions are more likely, therefore, with mates who can tolerate their penchant for socializing and balance the LS’ extroverted nature with grounded reserve.
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