The letter F is the icon of all things friendly, flirtatious, fresh, folksy and fun-loving, and when it encounters the high-minded TH phoneme, some interesting traits begin to emerge. The TH combination is responsible for the spiritually uplifting sounds found in the words: truth, theological, thankful, thoughtful, thorough, theory, hearth, health, thespian, and theater. So it’s not surprising that the FTH names evoke the moral principles of the words faith, father and Haftorah (the holy book of the Jews). FTH people drift placidly through life with a reserved air and longsuffering expressions. While they undoubtedly have the strength of character to ensure success, they are not particularly competitive or highly motivated when it comes to financial issues.
These are people whose characters are built on rock and -- with this kind of inherent stability -- many FTHs find themselves acting as a pillar of support for their wide circle of family and friends. Their career choices tend to reflect this quiet constancy, and it's common to find FTHs working as teachers, librarians, or in public service positions. When FTHs allow their creative sides to come into play, it will probably take the form of writing, cooking, music or literature. But no matter how they choose to express themselves, you can be sure their art will reflect their conservative and moralistic bent.
You can count on FTHs for honesty and straight-shooting; for these aren’t the sort to beat around the bush when it comes to resolving conflict. Though it’s true they are good listeners, they can also talk up a storm with the best of them and their first instinctsare to jump in with protracted advice (they love telling people what to do). FTHsare sometimes better served by standingaside and letting people figure things out in their own time.
Provided their feelings are being reciprocated, FTHs will be exceptionally devoted friends and lovers. So if you’re not the type who appreciates the value of commitment, it’s best to step aside and let them find what they need. And if you do break up, chances are you’ll be the one doing the dirty work. FTHs don’t like getting their hands dirty and have a tendency to withdraw when it comes to awkward emotional issues. But when happily ensconced in a reciprocal relationship, she will be very family-oriented, and her home will be a comfortable haven for family and any strays that come along.
[AD PLACEHOLDER]
