They prefer to take care of themselves and others on their own, developing various strategies and plans for self-development. They pay attention to regular physical activity or proper nutrition. In addition, they share their problems and support each other, which helps them feel comfortable. They decide how best to take care of themselves and others based on their needs and preferences. For example, they can choose how to take better care of their health or how to devote more time to themselves. They strive to help others, even if it is not considered their merit. They constantly provide support to their friends, relatives and other people in their environment.

In their care, they demonstrate social responsibility and want to help those who need it. When they offer help or care, they are willing to support and help others in a difficult situation. They may be hurt if their help is rejected or not appreciated. This usually happens when their actions are perceived as insignificant, and no one understands how important their contribution is. This can lead to a loss of self-esteem and respect for their initiative. In such a situation, they may feel lonely and unnecessary.

They seek to establish friendships in which it is important to show interest in the other person. Meeting a new person opens up opportunities to discuss interesting topics and ideas. They have a well-developed social interest, they want to immediately connect to communication and use all the opportunities. They are able to make a good first impression and arouse interest in themselves. Their mutual interest helps strengthen both personal and business relationships. Thanks to this, they achieve success in strengthening their friendship.

They strive to develop close and friendly relationships by showing interest in other people. They like to make other people happy and give them pleasure. They are genuinely interested in people and strive to build trust by asking questions that interest them. They build friendships based on mutual respect and recognition of each other's rights and interests. They recognize and respect each other as equals, without trying to dominate the relationship. They listen and take each other's opinions into account, share information and experience.

Sometimes they question their feelings. They think carefully about their actions before showing sympathy. They are willing to express their feelings openly only if they are sure that they will not be rejected. They like it when their importance in the relationship is emphasized, but they are not forced to express their feelings. They feel uncomfortable when they are shown excessive sympathy, it causes them anxiety and nervousness.

The feeling of deep sympathy causes them anxiety, because they may think that something more than just friendship is beginning between them. They worry about how the relationship will develop.

They are afraid to get too attached to another person, because they believe that this can limit their freedom in relationships. Excessive attachment can lead to the fact that one of the partners will control the other or impose their desires on him. Such relationships can become unhealthy if one partner does not give the other freedom.

They don't seek to control relationships or give advice, but rather are willing to listen to other people's opinions and ideas. At the same time, they do not always follow the advice of others, but rather look for authoritative sources of information. Strong leadership from others inspires and energizes them. If they are supported, it gives them spiritual inspiration and self-confidence.

They don't like vague and uncertain guidance, they reject it or ignore it because they can't be sure of the result and don't understand how this guidance can lead to success.

Therefore, they feel anxious and avoid such situations, preferring more predictable and understandable options. They ignore what they cannot achieve with such guidance. It is good if there is a person next to them who can show them the way. In such cases, they ask questions and ask others if they can't understand something. They ask you to explain the problem in order to better understand it.