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Hera grew up to be courted by the mighty Zeus - but she refused to be seduced by
him and insisted on marriage. In the end, he gave in and the honeymoon lasted 300
years though the next few hundred were not always so sweet. Eventually, as with so
many women who live for the ideal of marriage and can't quite adapt to the reality of
it, she began to feel her husband had ruined her life!
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There's got to be some way to fulfill your dream of a perfect relationship. Because
you're under the influence of Hera, the marriage goddess, you're half dreading and
half hopefully dreaming of Valentine's Day. In your nightmare, he (and you already
know exactly who he is) gets a card from her her. her
(you're pretty sure you know who she
is too). He thinks you don't know - but you're not so easily fooled. The lack of hard
evidence hardly counts. She's probably left her card in a secret, pre-arranged place.
He's probably done the same with his gift for her. You refuse to be taken for a fool -
though in another way, you cant stop hoping that you are a fool and that it actually is
all in your mind. Just in case, you won't give up completely on him or, at least, not
yet.
This brings us on to your hopeful dream. Tomorrow, he's going to make the gesture
that proves he really cares. He's going to say the one thing, make the one move - or
suggest the one idea that lets you know he really does listen - and that he wants you
more than he wants any other woman in the world. After all, you and he were born
to be together. That's why you fell for him in the first place. It can surely only be a
matter of time before the two of you stop falling out or failing to communicate clearly
and start living in the blissful, idyllic world of perfect understanding and trust that so
you yearn to experience. And, considering how much time (and effort, and sacrifice
and compromise) you have already given this relationship, it's all simply got got to start
happening any day now. Hasn't it?
Well maybe. And maybe not. It depends, not on him, but on you. You've got to stop
seeing yourself as a victim of circumstance or a helpless puppet in the hands of your
man. You've got to stop wondering and worrying about 'her' (whoever she is, if she
exists at all) and start deciding that you're the most beautiful gorgeous desirable
woman in the universe. You are, indeed, so lovely that, if he actually is is daft enough
to spurn you, your life will be filled in seconds flat, by hundreds of other admirers.
Actually you do do know this already. It's just that you've gone and got it into your head
that, as none of those are him him, him
they're all no good to you. This may be a slightly better
excuse for martyrdom if 'he he he' he actually is someone you've already given years of
dedication to but it's still an excuse. So too, is your concern for the future of the kids,
the pets, the house, the bills or the business. All these will, actually, ultimately be just