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Year of the Dog 1910, 1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006 Dogs can be overly shy when making friends or when courting. If they are interested in you, they want to make certain that you are also interested in them before they will express any interest. They are emotionally sensitive and don’t deal with wounds to the heart very easily. As a lover, Dogs are compassionate, supportive and eager to hear about your day at work or the project you just finished. They share the highs and lows of being in love, defending their partners against anyone who attacks them. Happy Dogs are more likely to want families than Dogs in mediocre relationships. Dogs are simple and lead very easygoing lives. They can be mean with their words at times and must learn to control their angry tongues. They make good partners and most people find them easy to live with. Their seriousness and grounded personalities, while boring to some, demonstrates innate stability to others. Dog with Rat: Stable union. You’ll share dull moments, so improvise. Dog with Ox: Not much in common. Dog with Tiger: Mutual affection makes you a great duo. Dog with Rabbit: You’ll go a long way. Dog with Dragon: One of you is outgoing and the other is easygoing. Not recommended. Dog with Snake: Love at first sight. Dog with Horse: The scale is tipped in your favor. Dog with Sheep: Don’t try it. You will bore each other. Dog with Monkey: Take a shot. What have you got to lose? Dog with Dog: You share so much, why not try it? Dog with Pig: A stable and committed partnership destined for happiness. Year of the Pig 1911, 1923, 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007 Pigs are great partners to have because they are so supportive and giving of themselves. They are happiest at home, so arguments about late nights out with friends are few and far between. They are sexual, love to show affection, appreciative, caring, and they are grateful for the things they have, especially a loving and healthy family. Once they choose a partner, they are in it for the long haul. Pigs do not like discord and will do whatever it takes to maintain a peaceful homestead. They make good partners and most people would consider themselves lucky to be involved with one. Still, some people are not suited for a Pig’s easygoing nature. Pig with Rat: You’ll have a tendency to spend a lot of money, but you’ll have a lot of fun doing it. Pig with Ox: You are two sexually charged individuals who will likely share a strong mental relationship, as well. Pig with Tiger: You share trust and friendship. Pig with Rabbit: Affectionate and caring, you’re headed for a wonderful relationship. Pig with Dragon: A loving and warm relationship. Pig with Snake: Not enough in common to commit to a stable union. Pig with Horse: Easygoing but maybe too much so for your own good. Pig with Sheep: Trust and honesty make this a winning combination. Pig with Monkey: Sexual tension is heightened by a constant need to disagree. Pig with Rooster: Even though you disagree on a few things, if you try to make it work, it will be great. Pig with Dog: Stable and supportive but lacks passion and fire. Pig with Pig: You are off to a good start that will eventually fade. Year of the Rat 1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008 Rats are beautiful people with magnetic personalities who can not help but notice the admiration of others. If the Chinese say there are few poor Rats, there are even fewer who are not sexually stimulatingespecially when young. Rat people are romantic and always happier to have someone with whom to share it. One of their greatest assets is their charm. Rats can melt hearts with their smiles. Add that to their coquettish personalities and you can easily see how they conquer the hearts of others. And, since they love to go out, they have plenty of chances to meet potential suitors. An annoying quirk of some Rats is that they have a difficult time severing ties with former lovers. Obviously, this can pose potential conflicts for them and their new lover, endangering their ability to develop new relationships. When the Rat finally settles down with Mr. or Ms. Right, he will find sincere satisfaction in the intimacy of the partnership. Although Rats like to be in the driver’s seat, they do need partners who can keep up with their active lifestyles. Rat with Rat: This is a prosperous partnership, especially in business. These two are bound to compete. Rat with Ox: Very sexually enticing, yet likely to fail at marriage. Rat with Tiger: Potential for great companionship but you will have some major disputes. Rat with Rabbit: Rats think Rabbits are boring. Rabbits love to be out and about. You will only frustrate each other. Rat with Dragon: A solid, caring partnership. You value each other and get along very well. Rat with Snake: Work on your differences and you could learn something form each other. Rat with Horse: Don’t even think about it. Rat with Sheep: If you both try hard and make great efforts, you will survive. Rat with Monkey: You share similar goals and will make a great match. Rat with Rooster: It’s just not worth it because there are too many conflicts. Rat with Dog: Rats think Dogs are tiresome but you have the potential to be a good match for each other. Rat with Pig: Uphill, downhill, uphill. You love each other intensely but need to keep an eye on your checkbooks. Year of the Ox 1913, 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009 Oxen dislike chitchat. They don’t have fun at parties and don’t have many friends. They are not very sociable and would rather be spending their time at home with their families. When Oxen are in love, they do not confirm their feelings verbally, preferring to show how they feel. They will take a long time to decide if you are the right match because they hate change and want to find lovers who are ready for a stable marriage. Oxen never rush into anything and are not flirtatious people. Once they have committed to you, they will usually be faithful and expect the same from you. Many Ox marriages dissolve after a couple of years, possibly because the Ox is too dominant or inflexible. Perhaps it’s because Oxen tend to place blame on everyone but themselves. If an Ox is fortunate and has chosen wisely, the couple can maintain a close-knit family to which he will completely devote himself. Oxen are strong, silent, reliable people who sometimes take for granted that their relationship is a partnership and that they may not always be the dominant figure. Others may find them quite stubborn and overbearing. Ox with Rat: Really good sex but it is best enjoyed outside of a marriage. Ox with Ox: A solid partnership but a bit dull. Ox with Tiger: You are completely drawn to each other but headed for a dead end. Ox with Rabbit: As lovers you’ll have a solid content marriage. Ox with Dragon: Give-and-take is not your forte and you are both stubborn. Ox with Snake: You are headed for happiness. Ox with Horse: Better in business than in bed. Ox with Sheep: You may be physically attracted to each other but there’s not much more. Ox with Monkey: If you can make it work, you’re destined for happiness and a lot of fun. Ox with Rooster: Sexually stimulating, passionate and spontaneous. This should be a good fit. Ox with Dog: You probably aren’t truly comfortable with each other because you do not have much in common. Ox with Pig: Passion and similar opinions destine you for a successful marriage. 8 | J a n u a r y / F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 3 Yellow Magazine
Year of the Tiger 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010 Tiger people are incredibly sexy who are widely considered beautiful and sensually romantic. They are spontaneous in love and creatively ignite evenings filled with passion. They offer their partner hints of danger and exhibit a curiosity for the unknown. Once a Tiger has committed himself to you, he tends to want to dominate or lead you. This is a natural nurturing mechanism and must be closely observed to avoid being completely controlled. On the positive side of the equation, Tigers are trustworthy, passionate, polite and spontaneous in their relationships. Tigers love excitement and need someone who can keep up with all they want to do and see. His partner must also be able to indulge the mood swings as they move from up to down and from good to bad. Tiger with Rat: Although this union is filled with an abundance of friendship, frequent temper tantrums will blur the good times. The relationship requires continual work and attention. Tiger with Ox: The attraction is indisputable but is but plagued by arguments and drama. Hence, this is one of the worst possible pairings and you should ask yourself if it is worth it notwithstanding the attraction. Tiger with Tiger: You are both so dominant and creative that you will undoubtedly inspire other’s curiosity. With two Tigers, there will be a constant changing of minds which will require much work. But, in this case, it will be worth it. Tiger with Rabbit: This is another good match which is heightened by intense sexual attraction. Tiger with Dragon: A brave combination that generates considerable fire to keep you interested and stoked by intense sexual attraction. Tiger with Snake: You are on completely different paths that are not worth crossing. Tiger with Horse: You are destined for an exciting life together. Tiger with Sheep: You will not have sufficient openness to keep the relationship together. Marriage is inadvisable. Tiger with Monkey: You will aggravate each other to exhaustion and the resulting frustration will be overwhelming. It is best to avoid this union before it begins. Tiger with Rooster: Poor communication results in big issues that take on a life of their own. Exhibiting indecisiveness will cause severe disputes. It is better to part company than to remain indecisive. Tiger with Dog: An auspicious union that will grow solidly on the basis of mutual admiration and respect. Tiger with Pig: Another auspicious union founded on humor and strong friendship. Year of the Rabbit 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 Rabbit lovers would never dream of wearing their hearts on their sleeves. Outwardly, they appear aloof but, internally, they are sensual and loving. Their tough facades protect their tenderness. Rabbits are romantic yet realistic and generous yet mercenary. They are strongly Yin and are in tune with their “feminine side”. Their mothering instincts compel them to nurture others and they demonstrate an innate love of home and family. Rabbits are easily moved to tears by words, thoughts and actions. They are deeply sensitive, shun conflict, tend to be a little moody and are sometimes influenced by their friends. Despite their cool outward appearance, they have a reputation for being very sexual and intimate. Although they may go a little crazy when young, they will readily commit themselves to a partner for life. Rabbits need partners who are affectionate and loving and who will pamper them. A partner who shares their sense of style and suave attributes are ideally suited to be their lovers, as well. Rabbit with Rat: The Rat will get on your last nerve. You better steer clear. Rabbit with Ox: Ideally suited for you as they are calm, quiet, caring and sensitive. Rabbit with Tiger: You’ll make a good pair. Not only will your differences bring you closer together, they will heighten the intense sexual attraction you have for each other. Rabbit with Rabbit: Such a union is destined for success. You share the same outlook and relaxed lifestyle and this will keep you mutually content. Rabbit with Dragon: Your differences could either drive you apart or make your bond that much stronger. Hence, this relationship will require a little work to stay together. Rabbit with Snake: A sharing of intense romantic ideals and heated passions make this combination exotic and exciting! Strong sexual intensity defines this union. Rabbit with Horse: You can handle it…if you want to. Rabbit with Sheep: You will be well suited because you share love, affection and truth. Rabbit with Monkey: It is likely that you will hurt each other irreparably. This union should definitely be avoided. Rabbit with Rooster: You can’t stand each other so why risk getting involved? It is best to just stay away. Rabbit with Dog: You’ve got potential with a strong sexual attraction. Rabbit with Pig: Absolute bliss. You’re good friends and great lovers. Year of the Dragon 1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012 Dragons are egotistical and love to be the center of attention. Modesty is not one of their attributes. They have bad tempers and are bossy, dominating and authoritative. They hate unsolicited advice and can be hopelessly tactless and insensitive to their lovers. People are strongly attracted to Dragons because they are generous, charismatic, irresistible, and they are so brave that standing beside them banishes fear. They generate excitement and turn heads anywhere they go. They are free-spirited, impulsive and can help others achieve their dreams. Others love to be around Dragons because they have a way of making people feel better. Dragons are quick to fall in love but do not surrender their independence easily, leaving most of them to live life alone. However, smart, witty, and funny companions may intrigue Dragons to the point that they may want to get married. Once Dragons become committed, they are unlikely to ever leave. It takes someone who is both thick skinned and easygoing to be a Dragon’s partner because, despite their sentimental characteristics, they can be moody and insensitive. When confronted by their temper, people instinctively want to run away. Dragon with Rat: A brilliant relationship based on plenty of love, mental sensitivity and understanding. Attaining happiness is achievable. Dragon with Ox: When it comes to being obstinate, Dragons have met their match in the Ox. The “give and take” that is essential for a happy marriage to be realized is lacking in this partnership. Dragon with Tiger: A gutsy combination that has ample energy to stoke the fires of passion. Dragon with Rabbit: The obstacles will either unite you or divide you. Dragon with Dragon: If you learn to share the spotlight, you can accomplish anything together. Dragon with Snake: Clever, crafty and quick-witted - you fit together like pieces of a puzzle. Dragon with Horse: You share a powerful sexual chemistry. Dragon with Sheep: Despite a strong sexual attraction, your relationship will not survive your countless differences. Dragon with Monkey: You share common opinions and goals that destine you for happiness. Dragon with Dog: A truly tumultuous affair that is not recommended. Dragon with Pig: A caring and deeply affectionate relationship. Dragon with Rooster: You make a beautiful couple but your egotism blinds you. Yellow Magazine J a n u a r y / F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 3 | 9
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