The Archers are free and easygoing as they trot along the pathway of Life, completely independent, scorning self-pity – yet they often neglect duty and responsibility if it interferes with their exciting search for themselves or stands in the way of their goals and wanderlust – and this brings disapproval from Pisces, who can’t conceive of placing one’s own desires before dutiful service to others who might need them. The kindly, gentle Fish are only rarely irritable as they float calmly around obstacles, with patience…making little effort to escape the entanglements of people.

There is, however, a kindred empathy of their ruling planets that binds the Sagittarian woman and the Pisces man closer than they may realize. They’re both compassionate and idealistic. Both of them are tolerant – and normally unshockable. But there are the also ways in which the planetary influence cause clash. Sagittarian woman will despise any trace of secrecy in her Pisces man, double-talk, or deception, while he will be deeply disturbed by the kind of honesty that wounds more than it heals – and careless, excessive emotions of Sagittarian girl.

But if they love enough, the Sagittarian woman and Pisces man can find a way to dissolve their differences. She must try to be a little more tactful, thoughtful, and gentle, without sacrificing the integrity and independence of her nature. He must try to be a little more open, direct, and expressive, without sacrificing the spiritual privacy and inner tranquility of his nature. Then they can reflect each other’s stars, yet still remain themselves.

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