People whose names begin with the sassy and sexy letter S are usually described as having easygoing and expansive personalities. But when the S comes into close contact with the talented, triumphant and tenacious letter T, it exudes the uncommonly strong masculine qualities found in the words: steely, stiff, stability, stark, statue, stony, strict, stubborn and stoic. The enduring popularity of the STV names may also have something to do with the fact that the letter V is the symbol of all that is vigorous, virile, vibrant, vital, valiant and vivacious. You’d be hard pressed to find someone with more spunky appeal and sheer determination.
You don’t have to lead an STV into temptation… they’ll find it for themselves thank you very much. Boredom simply isn't an option for these curious personalities who are willing to try anything twice. Their taste in hobbies tends to lean toward more exotic activities like spelunking, skiing and rock climbing, but this doesn’t mean that the STVs aren’t able to entertain themselves. Their activities also include a great deal of solitary time dedicated to improving their knowledge of the universe: reading, music, chess and art.
STVs have a rather well hidden sensitive side and they’re the types of people who’ve learned to control their emotional output. Because they usually have their game faces on, it can be difficult to know how they feel about an issue unless you’re prepared to press them. It’s almost as if they have a self-imposed expectation to be strong silent types. So if any of your STV friends seem to be in a funk, chances are, they’re just taking one of their periodic time-outs to brood over their next move. Given enough space, they’ll soon resume their roles as stabilizing forces in their environments.
Given that STVs are self-starters (and quick learners) they can pretty much write their own tickets in the professional world. But before they settle into their niche, their job is going to have to offer them the kind of creative freedom and personal growth they’ll need. STVs function best in environments with plenty of social interaction, but are by no means afraid to take on the lonely challenges of top management.
Certainly no one would accuse STVs of being hopeless romantics. These are practical-minded men and women who don’t always understand that love is a game of nuance, and it can take them quite some time to bond intimately. Still, what they lack in subtlety is more than made up for with gusto and enthusiasm, and STV marriages are invariably long lasting and stable.
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