Do you know a person who has a lot of trines?

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My partner has 2 grand trines in fire and another trine in water. He tells me everything in his life has been very smooth. And he gets frustrated sometimes because he craves for adventure and an eventful life, but its been very plain for him. The flow of energy in his trine makes everything very easy for him. But he is an Aries moon, so he is very ambitious and wants to be better everyday.
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Having trines makes one lazy?




No. But that's the caveat.

An abundance of Trines (and to almost the same degree, Sextiles), means that these natives have a way of getting things in/from life without a lot of work on their part. Stuff gets handed to them just as a matter of course; they're lucky, they experience less relative hardship, they don't have the same sense of "urgency" about everyday problems, etc.

If this astrological good fortune is taken for granted or mishandled, they'll often complain about a lack of challenges, or they'll become complacent and miss opportunities that are really worth pursuing and which *do* require a little work.

Those who know how to appreciate an abundance of easy aspects for what they are, are the ones who will not only do well by them (because this is a given), but will also have little reason to complain about "too much of a good thing."
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You can't ever compare your inner experience to someone else's... if you always have it good, effort will seem to be extremely painful...there is no "learning how to appreciate it", that's just wishful thinking...
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Yes, I'm just saying, you can't appreciate something you don't know you have 🙂 You may think you appreciate it, and you probably appear to be grateful, but my point is that until you lose the thing, until you lose your comfortable situation, you won't know that you had it.
Let's say there's 2 brothers, one has all trines, the other has all squares. The first one has a great and easy life, the second has nothing but hardship. The first one might find life to be boring and pointless in his adult years, while the other, who has struggled and endured pain, finds life to be full of meaning and manages to turn it around and achieve things.
IMO you can't appreciate something you don't know you have, and difficulty leads to wisdom and hard work, which pays off in the long run.