Unless her Capricorn man has a real hang-up about forbidding a woman’s independence, the female Aquarius may strangely admire his somewhat old-fashioned viewpoints. After all, she fell in love with him because he was a man she could count on to be in the same place most of the time, unlike all the other men she knows, who are as unpredictable as – well, as she is herself. The Aquarian woman often seeks in a mate the dependable, the reliable, and the secure.

Their quarrels will usually be about outside situations – incidents or people she tends to be tolerant of – and he tends to be rigid about. Yet, mold her as he may, she will nevertheless rule the roost when they go to the post to argue, with her gently persuasive, charm – by appearing to suggest. In this manner, the Aquarius woman, in the end, wins nearly every quarrel or confrontation with the stubborn, earthy Goat, perhaps because she amuses and confuses – and does it all so effortlessly, never demanding, only suggesting when other’s can’t hear her. No wonder everyone thinks he’s the real boss. If their relationship is influenced negatively by the planet, he might wake up some rainy morning and finally realize he’s being delicately manipulated, reject such an unmanly role – and ponder a separation. He’ll ponder it for a long, long time. A Capricorn man never does anything hastily, especially break up a home, which tears him apart. A separation or divorce will hurt her too. Nevertheless, an Aquarian girl adjusts to a broken relationship in the long run more quickly and easily than any other sign. Divorce, like marriage, is essentially a change – and change never frightens this girl as it does others.

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