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The Relationship of Two Leos

Two Leos, without any effort, can easily found a Mutual Admiration Society.

Dues?

Well, of course, admiration.

For "big cats" it means more than money.

Under all Sun signs, of course, both positive and negative types are born.

But I have never met a Leo of any type who did not have a wonderful ability to illuminate everything around him.

The vibrations of the sign Leo, ruled by the Sun itself, are almost tangible , and you can really feel them in the presence of a Leo or Lioness.

Lingering in this warmth, you relax as if you were lying on a beach in the sun.

Indeed, have you not noticed how the warmth of your Leo friends envelops you, even when they are acting like petulant monarchs, scolding you for your shortcomings or bossing you around?

Warm, loving, gentle, and playful cats and kittens are hard to resist.

And warm, loving, gentle, and playful Leos, too.

Almost all Leos have a magical magnetic attraction to cats.

One of the wisest, noblest, and most admirable Leos I know often says thoughtfully, "Kitties are the best thing in this world."

My own semi-wild Colorado cats purr contentedly and allow him to trim their claws.

They would scratch out the eyes of any other cat.

I think all cats trust each other, whether they meet in the jungle, in a garbage dump, or in an "astrological zoo."

A pair of Leos offers each other fierce protection from enemies and unrivaled loyalty and devotion.

Both have all the qualities necessary for a lasting friendship.

Friendship that goes far beyond the definition of the word is a common trait of the "big cats," whose symbolic feline counterparts reflect the Lion's loyalty (as well as self-sufficiency and cool dignity).

Both types of cats are capable of sacrifice and hardship in the name of friendship, love, or holy faith, and this unwavering devotion refutes the idea that they are characterized by snobbish superiority complexes and a desire to dominate.

Cats have been known to take great risks and endure great hardships, covering hundreds and thousands of miles to be reunited with those they love and from whom they have been separated.

"Big cats" are capable of the same self-sacrifice and perseverance to be reunited with their loved ones, no matter how insurmountable the circumstances may seem.

Despite their somewhat irritating air of prudishness and aloof independence, the cat is a strange and wonderful creature.

Any cat.

If you don't believe me, ask her.

In truth, Leos and Lionesses have other, less admirable qualities.

As strong and courageous as they can be in difficult moments, they can also be unbearably arrogant and blinded by false pride.

Leo is rarely burdened with modesty or self-restraint.

His warmth and sunny disposition can instantly change to the icy contempt that royalty implies when a serf tries to behave inappropriately.

Then the Leo or Lioness will let out an angry roar, warning anyone who threatens to violate the royal right to respect and obedience.

Two Leos who have linked their lives will fight, take offense and shout at each other more often than representatives of any other couple (except Aries).

This is a manifestation of a constant hidden or obvious struggle for superiority.

They agree to a pleasant friendship, understanding the exorbitant vanity, false pride and need for admiration of each other.

But they cannot refuse the struggle for recognition of their merits by other people.

When left alone, they, as a rule, agree to equality and mutual respect.

But when a third (or fourth and fifth) appears on the scene, the battle for superiority and for the attention of a potential viewer begins, who in the end must recognize only one of the Leos as a star, and the other - only a secondary actor.

All Leos need to be revered and looked up to, and one Cat cannot truly worship another.

Their purpose is not to bow but to be bowed back.

Whether in one with each other or in front of an enchanted audience, Leos do everything with the grandeur of royalty.

If a Leo wanted to run for state governor, it would most likely be one of the largest states.

Leos give large and expensive gifts, like driving big cars, dining at the finest restaurants, dreaming of great dreams, and definitely have a bigger ego than us mere mortals.

If you see a Leo driving a small Volkswagen, you can safely assume that he has managed to maintain control over his complex of thirst for power and superiority.

However, try to make a couple of jokes about his car, and you will see the look of a predator, prepared to pounce.

There is one interesting point in relationships with Leos: no matter how much you are outraged by their arrogance, they, as a rule, deserve the respect and admiration that they demand.

Leos are unusually vain, and, entering into close relationships with each other, they should always remember this.

Competition for the status of a first-magnitude star is inevitable for them.

Both prefer to use the word "my" in relation to everything.

If they do not find a way to compromise, do not share the throne, and do not use the word "our," then someone may have to cry for help.

The pronouns "my" and "our" have completely different meanings, and this difference can be the deciding factor in the success or failure of any attempt by Leos to come together for business, friendship, or love.

Napoleon Bonaparte was the most typical Leo that ever visited the political jungle, a natural monarch of everything he could lay his eyes on.

Like many Leos, he surrounded himself with sycophants who constantly supported his self-image and confirmed his opinion that he was never wrong.

Pride led him to the inevitable Waterloo.

He overestimated his strength, which all Leos are prone to.

Without a doubt, most Leos and Lionesses are superior to those around them in many ways.

They are intelligent, often beautiful, graceful in their bearing and walk, romantically irresistible, kind and generous, wise and reliable, courageous and noble, loyal and attractive.

But you may feel an irresistible urge to give a gentle kick in the royal seat when Leo strings one of his favorite songs: "The king (or queen) is never wrong."

Try to get Leo to admit a mistake.

Go for it.

Good luck.

To admit mistakes requires modesty, and Leos, frankly, lack this quality.

The reason why these two surprisingly often manage to get along peacefully is, in fact, simple.

Royals always feel better with their equals than with their lower-classes (the other Sun signs).

They know how to feed each other a daily dose of compliments, seasoned with sincerity, disdaining outright flattery as of no more value than fake jewelry.

When they can afford it, they give each other diamonds, not tasteless glass, first editions in luxurious bindings, not cheap and unaesthetic paperbacks.

Likewise, no Leo will ever offend another with flattery, a substitute for genuine respect.

Their mutual loyalty and devotion will be deep and strong, because their fierce personalities are designed to meet each other's challenges and demand conformity.

Like all true monarchs, when faced with equals, two Leos usually display an innate, instinctive understanding of the finer points of personal protocol, unerringly sensing how far they can go without overstepping the bounds of royal etiquette.

And if they lose control and accidentally step over that invisible line, each of them almost always immediately finds a third to make a scapegoat.

Didn't you know that monarchs never start wars?

It's all the fault of those unruly crowds of subjects (friends, neighbors, or relatives).

The natural result of the battle for supremacy is frequent (sometimes deep) wounds of mutual pride.

Sometimes both will snarl at each other in anger and quarrel over the control of any property to which they have equal rights.

The dull, warm and forgiving benevolence of the ruling Sun shines in every word or deed of Leo, awakening the desire to at least pretend that he is noble enough to be merciful in victory and undaunted in defeat.

If their Moon signs are compatible enough, these two proud people can achieve harmony in their relationship, no matter how many sharp thorns they throw at each other, because the sign of Leo rules the heart, in which the Kingdom of Happiness can always be found.