A Cancerian male, however much he may deny it, solicits and enjoys being babied and fussed over, and could at times take advantage of the Capricorn girl’s strong sense of responsibility. Cappy will try hard to please the man she loves, without complaints or self-pity, but if he requires her to lean too far over backward to cope with his changing moods she’ll balk, no matter how much she loves him.

In all fairness, both of them can be more than a little selfish. At first glance, no two people appear less selfish on the surface than the Crab and the Goat. He is normally gentle, considerate, and courteous, almost old-fashioned in his attitude toward women, especially toward his own woman. He may demand a great deal more than he gives on occasion, expecting every sniffle and every cranky spell to be lullabyed and rocked away, and if she won’t do this, she just doesn’t love him, that’s all – at least, not as much as Mother loved him.

However, this woman won’t allow herself to be used beyond a reasonable limit, not even for the sake of love. For all her attractive and soft feminine ways, she has a strong mind of her own. This is not a lady to flutter her lashes and hint about anything.

The Capricorn woman is inclined to be rather plain as a girl, growing visibly more beautiful as the years pass. The Crab is inclined to be shy as a young man, growing more confident and sure of himself, and developing a marvelous sense of humor as the years pass. His need for her approval and appreciation isn’t an impossible obstacle (remember, their relationship has the blessings from the stars) between them. It just requires less sensitive pouting from him, a little more tenderness and compassion from her.

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