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Asked by Mslynski from canada | Aug. 22, 2016 00:31

About:Tiger's Love Compatibility

Sheep-Tiger compatibility

I am a female born April 17, 1974 at 3:30 am. I married a man born on Feb 26, 1967. Our marriage broke since Apr 2016. We really have a communication problem. How can we mend our marriage? I feel like I don't want to look back anymore. The reason that I want to go back is my children are with him.

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Answered by Perkin | Aug. 22, 2016 20:49

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Mslynski, it is advised you to look forward. According to the prediction, your combination is not very ideal. Conflicts should happen frequently when you were together. It is suggested you to negotiate with your ex-husband to take care of your children by yourself. Good luck!

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Answered by Peter | Aug. 23, 2016 06:46

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You say you two have communication problems. Looking at your astrological charts I found these aspects that explain your separation. His Jupiter Square your Sun, so this devious aspect weakens your marriage, as it inclines the both of you to reckless spending, and waste of earnings. You both lack responsible management. You and him have different cultural values, which lead to serious problems. Your Pluto Conjunct his Moon, so it is not a good aspect to have, in an emotionally immature relationship, in which situation you will use your strength of will to dominate him with your emotions. Your Uranus Conjuncts his Mars does not let you two have a long-term close relationship. There will be volatility and explosive disagreements. He will see you as weird, unpredictable, unstable and erratic. He will also feel uncomfortable and nervous while you are with him. My astrological advice to you is to consider carefully before going back to him. Unless your children are infants, you should not go back, because if your children are teenagers, there will be just few years and they will have their own life. And where does that leave you? Should you decide to go back with him, you should negotiate with him a practical solution. Your in-laws have a hand in your separation. You should negotiate with them, and if necessary use a negotiator who gets along with them. I wish good luck to both of you. Think of your children. They need both parents.

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Answered by Mslynski | Aug. 23, 2016 21:54

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Thank you, Perkin. Appreciate your response.

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