Goat Aries
The Goat is the charmer, muse, and philosopher, given to invention and a poetic turn of mind. Being born in the Year of the Goat, confers an artistic bent and a magical, mystical aura that draws people to you. This integrates seamlessly with your fertile Aries intelligence and sense of adventure. You want to discover and explore and not be practical. Yet curiously, you’re very down-to-earth in the way you think, for you strive to make sense of the world and to make your life important.
You also appreciate security. You have huge stick-to-it-iveness, but your Aries refusal to be hamstrung on others’ rules gives you the reputation of a “mad artist”. You’re at your best when you call the shots. In love, you’re deeply passionate and committed, though usually you must survive at least one unhappy romantic affair.
Goat Aries Traits
Despite your ardor and dynamism, you do show a clear tendency to utopia or mysticism. You often have the desire to be elsewhere or to have something else which is not of this world. Basically hedonistic, you love life and its pleasures, but you can renounce them altogether should circumstances require it.
You’re more emotive and sensitive than you want to appear. Tender and mischievous at the same time, you’ve much charm, humor, and funniness, which renders your company very agreeable and much sought for.
You also have a really charitable and compassionate heart. One can always hope to get from you a comforting word, a meal, or material aid. Some people may find you somewhat foolish, but all recognize your goodness. Obliging, but with fits of laziness, you know better than anyone how to make yourself loved.
One could say that you lack realism and good common sense. In compensation, intuition and luck often come to assist you. You earn money easily and spend it offhand, without concern for possible consequences.
Heartwise, your strong passions intimately mingle with huge illusions, which can entail confused and entangled situations. You tend too much to yearn for what is manifestly out of your reach, or to idealize reality exaggeratedly. Sometimes you suffer from or make suffer from treacheries.