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Aries as a father, mother, children, teacher and
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As a Father
The Aries father
would be a dominant presence in the family arena
who would rule over his children and could be a
strict parent but he won’t confine his children
with studies as he would like them to get
involved in sports and other activities too as
seeing him at the heights in future. He could be
a open minded and frank father who would become
his child’s friend but won’t let them forget
that he is a father first. In the whole process,
they could unknowingly compel their choice and
vision over children.
As a Mother
The Aries mother would try her best to fulfill all the
needs of her children to take them at the top
and for the same she would dominantly lead them
in the way. This whole would make her appear
more like a father than a mother as she could
also behave strict and aggressive like a father
like a father image. They won’t complaint about
children having fun but would strictly ask for
sincerity and obedience.
As a Son/Daughter
The Aries children would be good at the core for being
attached to their parents and respecting them
but the are stubborn from the birth and born
aggressive personals who could make their
parents irritate at times but will bring pride
to them.
As a Teacher/Senior
The Aries personalities would be quiet stern teachers
who would give their best and try to help out
their students at their best and so on would
firmly ask for good results but they won’t live
with primitive norms of learning as they will
pay significance to other activities too and
would bring out easier ways for children to
study. They would give freedom and let their
younger one’s or juniors to grow in their own
way and to explore but will definitely show them
the right path.
As a friend / in
Friendship
The Aries person would be a devoted friend in his or
her friendship and would strictly ask for the
equal loyalty and trueness in the relationship
as they would give their best to make it for a
life long walk but they shouldn’t be perceived
as sufferers or pain takers as they won’t bear
the burden of relation alone.
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