The letter R is the symbol for all things associated with red-blooded passion (randy, romance, racy, ravish, raw, rigid, risqué, and rouse), while the serpentine letter S (and sibilant C as pronounced in lace) is the icon of sensual, sybaritic sexuality. Andwhen the self-confident tones of the triumphal letter T come into close proximity with the R and S, it creates particularly feminine names that bespeak and enthusiasm. It’s important to note that the TRS’ gusto isn’t limited to their romantic romping… sometimes it’s expressed in their fierce drive to succeed.
TRSs become accustomed to success at an early age and, while this may have a healthy effect on their self-esteem, it means they don’t always have the tools to deal with failure when it comes their way. TRSs who experience disappointment in their job hunts, for example, might give up too quickly and settle for something less than they really merit. But when TRSs are in their groove, they can be as tough as a three-dollar steak and you can bet that they’ll be formidable competitors in the workplace.
Still, if you’re an employer of a TRS you’re better off not turning your back. While your TRS employees will give you a fair day’s work, they secretly believe that their jobs are simply means of supporting their social lives. When the workday is done, TRSs put their jobs behind them to live the life that matters most. It’s not that they aren’t blessed with her fair share of talent mind you, for when sufficiently motivated they’ll display an uncommon aptitude for all things creative. Whether it’s design, painting, playing music or just distractedly doodling, they have an eye-to-hand coordination that would make a fighter pilot proud.
If you’re trying to court a TRS make sure you’re armed with gifts. It doesn’t really matter what you give them; they just need to be shown that you’re making an effort. You’ll get points for creativity and style, and you’ll find yourself in the bonus-round if you spend a week’s pay for something special. But under this materialistic crust the TRS can be quite mushy and romantic, and once you’ve successfully wooed this elusive sprite, you’ll find her to be very protective of you and the relationship.
TRSs are anything but practical when it comes to matters of the heart and their friends and families may as well kiss them goodbye when they’re in the grip of a new relationship. This on-again-off-again oscillation with their casual trysts can prove tiresome to the TRS’s friends who resent playing second fiddle to their primarily (albeit temporary) relationships.
[AD PLACEHOLDER]
