Liz Durham

Liz Durham.
lucid lizy
Well, what do you want to know?
And she'll promise you more than the Garden of Eden,
then she'll carelessly cut you and laugh while you're bleedin',
but she'll bring out the best and the worst you can be -
blame it all on yourself.
She takes care of herself,
she can wait if she wants,
she's ahead of her time,
and she never gives out,
and she never gives in,
she just changes her mind.
She is frequently kind, and she's suddenly cruel,
she can do as she pleases, she's nobody's fool,
and she can't be convicted; she's earned her degree,
and the most she will do is throw shadows at you.
HAPPY?
When Venus in Sagittarius people are in love, they need to feel they can grow and expand their horizons through their relationship. They want to learn new things, and experience everything together. These are idealistic lovers who want you to appreciate their beliefs, visions, and ideals. They can be a confusing mix of the lighthearted and serious. They are roamers and seekers, and don't commit in their relationships as easily as others. Venus in Sagittarius men and women turn others on with their big smiles and laughs, their jokes, their grand schemes, their dreams, and their friendly, flirtatious behavior. They pride themselves on their open minds, but you may notice they can be judgmental too. They are threatened by inhibitions on the part of their lover, dullness, and emotional overkill. They are restless, and won't put up with lovers who dwell on any one thing. When the going gets tough in their relationship, they have an overwhelming need to run away. Usually this only means getting out and experiencing something new before they come back, but sometimes it can be for good. They are attracted to people in love with life. You don't need to be refined, polished, or graceful to win their favor.
Pleasing Venus in Sagittarius involves allowing them lots of room in the relationship to grow. Avoid getting stuck in a rut, and understand their need to move on. Learn to laugh, but take their rants and raves seriously. Avoid criticizing their beliefs, join them in debates, and philosophize along with them. When they feel the need for more experience, join them! Learn to look past their clumsiness with you and your feelings, and avoid cornering them or forcing them to commit.