Libra

The expectations other people carry about what you should want often masquerade as your own desires until you try to live them out. What feels like disappointing someone is usually the moment you discover which dreams were actually theirs to begin with. You can spend years building toward a version of success that makes perfect sense on paper and leaves you completely cold in practice. The relief of admitting this mismatch is immediate, but the conversation that follows requires you to separate what you owe other people from what you have been assuming you owe them.