rrad52
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Aquarius and Aries can have a dynamic connection with mutual respect and excitement. While Aries is impulsive and passionate, Aquarius offers honesty and independence. Their relationship often involves mental stimulation and shared goals, but challenges may arise from differences in social approaches and priorities. Understanding and open communication are key to building a lasting bond between these signs.


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I'm a female Aires totally enchanted by a male Aquarius. He's bright, unique, sincere and honest - something very 'rare' to find these days. The attraction when we first met was instant, yet not just on a physical level but mentally as well. I've always been used to guys that hit hard and fast, come on strong, and found Mr. Aquarius to be a refreshing and intoxicating change!
We met at a Club so altho the attraction was instant, I didn't want to jump into anything because he seemed to 'good to be true' - and with all that happens around some of these clubs - I just didn't trust the 'environment' we met under so I put off his advances twice, and spoke honestly about why I was putting him off. He respected my wishes, and was always his usual friendly and respectful self whenever our paths crossed at the Club. He never pushed for more than friendship we had established at the Club, and never came on strong, yet we always had fun flirting, dancing and talking.
To make a long story short - after knowing each other (only at the club) for several months, he walked me to my car one night & 'asked' if he could kiss me good night. ASKED?? WOW what a gentleman! As I said earlier, I'm more used to guys just plunging into things and found him so refreshingly intriguing. From that moment, we exchanged #'s and maintained a friendship via phone, yet we still didn't go out. He went on vacation a short while after we engaged in phone contact - and when he returned (3 weeks later) things picked up where they left off, lots of phone conversation, information sharing, talking about our past, our futures, and goals (he is a very ambitious & hard working guy) and things slowly progressed to an intimate connection as well. We saw each other every weekend for about a month and a half (we spent more hours together in that month & half than most people do in a year), and we talked on the phone for hours in between our get togethers about everything & anything under the sun. He was working on a new business venture that he wasn't sure about and told me it was important to him that I come with him to one of his meetings with these fellow 'prospects' as he respected my opinion and wanted to get my views on the whole business concept. I was THRILLED that he wanted to include me in this and quickly agreed. Had I known that things would change from that moment on - I never would have gone!
After attending the meeting with him, I could see why he was excited about the idea - yet found too many phonies and superficial people to be involved that were ultimately after making a quick buck - at HIS expense. At least that's the way "I" saw it. I was honest with him about my views (not in an insulting way) - I told him I understood why he was excited about it, but also voiced why I had concerns - again, in a respectful way. After that night - he stopped calling me. I called him a few days later to find out what he had decided to do, to which he indicated he was venturing forward with this business idea. I continued to offer my support and offered any help I could provide. When I asked if we were getting together that weekend - he said he didn't think so, alot on the go, and that he ultimately had to focus on achieving his goals and getting this business deal off the ground. I was devestated! Altho he indicated my friendship was valuable to him, he had never met anyone like me, he appreciated all the support, encouragement and insirpiration to follow his dreams, that he would maintain contact, we would get together etc etc - it never truly came to be. I tried to do my part to maintain contact and keep the lines of communication open so I continued to call him once a week, he was always recep