Ask The Astrosexologist: Will Things Ever Be The Same Again?
I’m a Capricorn (25/12/91) and I’ve been seeing a Pisces (24/02/93) for about one and a half years. Our relationship has been very good most of the time. He is everything a Pisces guy should be: romantic, giving, loving and gentle. However, for the past few months, we’ve had several quarrels that lasted for days, but everything turned out all right in the end and things went back to normal — but just last week, we had another quarrel over a minor issue and I pushed him away in a moment of anger and used harsh words. He took it all in and acted fine, but then later the same day he told me he needed a break. At first, he told me that the reason was because he didn’t want us to continue like we have been and for things where we wouldn’t be able to keep in contact. I took it for real and told him I would move on. Right after that, he told me he still loved me a lot and that he was simply very tired from the quarrels and needed time to pick himself up. He added that he would return for me when he was feeling better again. I love him very much and asked him to stay. He did. He still tells me he loves me and we still go out often, but he doesn’t seem to be the same. When I am not out with him, he doesn’t talk to me and told me he needed some time alone. He used to be very caring, but now he seems to keep to himself. It is making me feel insecure. I am confused by the reasons he gave for the breakup and I am worried things will remain this way. Is there any way that I can help him or am I just wasting my time hoping things would be like how it was before the breakup? —Lost Capricorn
It seems unclear that you are actually broken up. He says he needs space, then you ask him to stay and he does, then you expect things to be the same? Your man is a double Pisces, which means double the amount of compassion a normal Pisces has and that means falling prey to what people want from him, rather than doing what he needs to do for himself. He told you that he needed space to put himself back together and he would be back when he was done — you have to respect his wishes and be able to let him go. This is what he needs for himself. The fact that he is sticking around for your benefit is just a testament to how much he does love you. To return the favor back, give him what he needs — space.
Plus, the more he just gives to you, the more drained he will be and less able to be the loving person you once knew. This is a vicious cycle you are in, thinking it will work itself out through enough time. Space is the only solution to this situation. While you are a Capricorn who likes to be hands-on, this is the time you are going to have see how much faith you have in this relationship and in yourself to be able to do the right thing and see what the future reveals by letting it go now. Otherwise, going this claustrophobic route and trying to ignore the big elephant in the room, your unhappy Pisces, is only going to create a resentment that could turn permanent and ruin all chances of the possible happily ever after you may be hoping for or even a salvageable friendship.
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sparklestar
wrote on November 2 2009 @ 08:13 am: [report]
You can’t even dress this one up. He said he needs space and you denied him that space. Now you force him to stick around and “he’s not the same”? Well duh, that’s because he’s already checked out of the relationship.
Since it’s obvious he’s not going to be the same without a BREAK you either move on and find somebody new or you keep pressuring him and completely destroy the relationship.
It sounds like you’re clingy enough that he won’t worry about you not being around when he wants to “pick you back up” again but you should make yourself unavailable!
Don’t call, don’t text and don’t see him. Then see what happens. If he still doesn’t contact you then you need to assume it’s over and move on.
AshleyMarie
wrote on November 2 2009 @ 03:15 pm: [report]
Am I the only one who read those birth dates and was a little shocked? The girl is 18 (which is fine, that’s legal adult age)...but the guy, born in 1993, is 16!
That’s why he is moody and changes his mind every other minute—he’s 16 and probably still going through puberty.
Oh Kathryn!
wrote on November 2 2009 @ 03:32 pm: [report]
Uh, you’re seventeen. Come the #&@$% on.
qnzmami718
wrote on November 2 2009 @ 03:43 pm: [report]
omg lol after readin tht letter i felt incredibly dumb cuz i was sittin there like.. uh why didnt tht make any sense? like the grammar is all f***d up..
totally didnt notice how young this girl is or how even younger her man is..
dear lost capricorn, find an older MAN (not a boy).. DUH
Kiki T
wrote on November 5 2009 @ 11:25 am: [report]
Ok. I admit when I do the advice here, I don’t always register the year of birth into an age…but either or, c’mon, compassion? no matter what age you are, dealing with love issues are tough and to just chalk it off to the guy being young isn’t advice, it’s judgment…everybody deserves to be heard….and even though the dudes I’m seeing are of age and beyond—like old enough to run for president, they still act like they belong in diapers, so who is to say what really constitutes a man.