Alive when she’s moving. She likes to compete, to start things, to lead — not out of aggression, out of pleasure. Stillness isn’t rest for her; it’s something to get through. She’s generous with her energy and pulls people along. Underneath is a fear of stopping, because in stillness she doesn’t recognize herself.
Calmer. Quieter. Energetic, but not winning. To let him be the man. To take up slow living and be grateful for it.
Braced, she races, competes with the wrong people, and burns out while blaming her own character for it. Underneath: if I stop, I’ll find out there was nothing underneath the moving.
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