Pisces

The things you inherit without asking for them carry their own instructions about who you are supposed to become. A parent's unfinished business, a family's way of handling money, the particular silence that falls when certain subjects come up. You find yourself responding to other people's crises as if they were your own, not because you chose to but because the response was installed before you had words for it. What feels like your natural compassion is sometimes the weight of someone else's unresolved hurt, passed down like a recipe you never learned to cook but somehow know by heart.