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Traits of a Gemini

I followed @TheDailyGemini on Twitter and there are some facts that they posted which I find applicable to me =D

> Geminis are not afraid to speak their mind.
> Geminis can learn very quickly, but get restless just as fast.
> Make a Gemini laugh to win their heart. (THIS IS VERY TRUE)
> Geminis are open-minded, fun & experimental, most of them are non-judgmental, so you can relax and be   yourself around a Gemini companion.
> Make a Gemini shed their fears, be strong enough to stay by their side through pain and tears and you will find yourself a life partner.
> Through life experience, comprehension of life lessons, and a thirst for knowledge, a Gemini is usually wise beyond their years.
> A Gemini will give you the shirt off their backs and shoes off their feet if you would 'possibly' be there for them in a time of need.
> A Gemini notices every detail, even the ones not visible to the eye. (OK, this does NOT apply to me much XD)
> Geminis often have a reputation for a short attention span, but only because the list of our interest is so long!
> Geminis find it hard to have an opinion about a certain topic cause they are very good at seeing & understanding both sides of any situation.
> Geminis are willing to experiment with all manner of relationship styles; as long as their partner is articulate, tolerant & adventurous.
> A female Gemini is optimistic and a good observer who notices every detail. She is a deep thinker and many times very intuitive.
> A popular belief among Geminis is that life must be lived to the fullest.

Okay I'm tired liao... Lazy to scroll through twitter to see the rest. This post is purely to show the narcissist side of me... heh. XD

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