When the youthful spunk of the letter Y combines in a name with the sexy, sassy, smoky, savory, and slinky letter S, it’s not surprising that we find it belonging to a someone fairly bursting with creativity spunk…and a slyly charming spirit to boot. YSs are unusually bright individuals whose eccentric habits are usually the subject of conversation within their peer groups, and they are in particularly high demand whenever someone decides to throw a party. With their penchants for fine food, art and culture, YSs like to think of themselves as sophisticated, and most of the time, manage to pull the illusion off perfectly.
Some people believe them to be high-maintenance personalities; for they often give the impression that they need to be the most important people in the room. And most of the time they are; with their stylishly cool social styles they usually end up dominating social gatherings in a subtle but very real sense.
In light of their somewhat controlling natures, recommended careers for the YS are those that involve organizing things – whether it’s people, events or simply shuffling paperwork. If you’re planning a wedding and your YS friend has some free time, be sure to rope him or her into helping you prepare. Chances are they’ll be delighted and are sure to color the event with their signature flair. Just be aware that since working under pressure seems to energize (rather than stress) these capable people, they have a nasty habit of waiting till the last minute before getting anything done.
YSs aren’t ones to put on a façade or pretend to be something they’re not, and --whatever else you may think of them -- you can count on them to be unfailingly honest and upfront with you. As friends, YSs are tenaciously loyal and it will be virtually impossible to shake their friendship once they’ve latched onto you. To those outside their inner circle, however, YSs seem to be a different story: somewhat cool personalities with a tendency to be standoffish. But it’s not difficult to befriend these people-hungry souls and almost everyone’s application for friendship will be accepted.
Being married to a YS is somewhat akin to being the groom to a champion thoroughbred. There may be plenty of work involved down in the stables, but if you’re able to hold on, you’re in for an interesting ride. Just remember that if you treat them with respect and dignity, they’ll give you 100% in return.
