taurus58
@taurus58
11 Years
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Capricorn individuals tend to be responsible and cautious, especially during stressful periods. They often prioritize family and work commitments, which can affect their personal relationships. Supporting a Capricorn through challenges requires patience and understanding of their need for stability and space during emotional times.










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I am hoping for some advice on the workings of the Capricorn mind. I posted on here just once before and got some very good advice. In brief, I met a Capricorn man last October and the relationship was pretty full on i.e. we saw each other regularly and messaged everyday until his mother died suddenly the beginning of December and he had the full responsibility of looking after his elderly invalid father who was understandingly devastated at the loss of his wife. I posted on here at the time asking for advice on whether I should just back off and let him sort out his personal life or whether I should keep in contact to off my support.
I did the latter and we managed to stay in touch throughout December and he even managed to get out to see me one evening before I left the country to spend Christmas with my family in the UK (I live in Southern Italy)and apart from being very sad over the loss of his mother he was quite positive that he would be able to find a 'live in ' housekeeper to care for his father and thus allow him the freedom to live his own life.
I continued to message him (after his mother died i knew he had too much on his mind so although it is something that I wouldn't usually do I initiated the messaging) to offer my support and to let him know I was thinking about him. When I got back from the UK he actually managed to get out to see me the first weekend I was back which I knew was a real effort for him because it meant leaving his father on his own and he has 'issues' with abandoning his father because sadly he was away when his mother died and he felt really guilty.
We saw each other another 6 times throughout January always initiated by him (only once did I suggest meeting up with him to celebrate his birthday and when he didn't accept I backed right off so as not to put any pressure on him) and it seems like he was starting to get his head around things and started to believe that he could still have a life for himself. There was still an ongoing problem however because his father refused to have a live in housekeeper and my man didn't know how to resolve things in the long term and was preoccupied with the problem most of the time.
By the third week in January we had started to see each other twice a week and things looked like they were getting back into a regular routine although our dates were less fun (I mean how can you joke and play around when someone has so many problems going through their head.