To be poor or to be single? Learn about each sign’s biggest fear – Forever Young

To be poor or to be single?  Learn about each sign’s biggest fear – Forever Young

RAM
Determined, daring and very daring, he needs new stimuli and challenges to be happy and is therefore afraid of routine.

bull
You like security and stability in life, and losing your job and facing financial problems are your biggest fears.

twins
He needs movement and likes to be aware of everything going on around him. Because of this, you can’t stand the idea of ​​having a monotonous life or being excluded from events, conversations, and parties.

crab
Nothing scares this sign more than the prospect of being alone, losing loved ones, or being ignored by them. You must feel loved, protected, and cherished to be happy.

Lion
Authoritarian, vain and flashy, afraid of going unnoticed, being ignored and having to submit to the orders of someone “inferior” in some situations.

Bakr
Rational, disciplined and a perfectionist, nothing bothers him more than the possibility of making a mistake or failing to evaluate.

balance
He hates arguments. In addition to disliking tense and controversial situations, he is afraid of hurting or resenting those he lives with and does not tolerate injustice.

Scorpio
He is afraid of being vulnerable to “attack” or the evil of others, which is why he keeps his emotions under lock and key. He gets desperate when he feels that someone might speak badly of him.

Sagittarius
Since he loves to try new things, he is afraid of being stopped out into the world.

Capricorn
Master Planner Nothing scares you more than the possibility of failure or losing control of a situation.

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Fishbowl
Depriving you of your freedom or invading your privacy is like clipping the wings of a bird or locking this sign in a cage. It simply does not support rules, tables, or requests.

Fish
He usually sees life as a wonderful fairy tale, where people are good, everything is beautiful and, in the end, everyone will be happy. He’s afraid of being disappointed and having to admit that it’s not quite like that.

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