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The ins and outs of Bob Marley's relationships

By: Shlomo Tommer, Sat Dec 10th, 2005 12:43:26 AM

Secretive and inclined to brooding silences, it is difficult for others to really know Bob Marley's inner core, for he trusts and opens himself to very few. Allowing himself to be vulnerable and to relinquish control in relationships is not easy for Marley.

Bob Marley has intense, passionate loves and hates and is a jealously loyal and protective friend - or a fearsome foe. He has a nasty habit of holding on to past hurts, resentments, and guilt - and to keep such feelings to himself. It is important for Bob to learn to forgive and let go, as well as to express his feelings openly and directly, rather than hiding or repressing them.

Marley is not content with superficial appearances and is always probing beneath the surface of things for hidden motives. He has a great deal of emotional depth.

His own feelings and emotions are something of an enigma to Bob, and it is often difficult for him to share with others what he is feeling.

Bob Marley frequently withdraws from contact with the world, and needs a healing, peaceful environment in order to blossom and come out of himself.

He identifies with the oppressed, disenfranchised or underdog in any situation and wants to help them or care for them in some way.

Bob is rambunctious and a little rowdy at times, and enjoys sharing this kind of energy with his friends. Making noise, cheering at a football game, or even getting into a friendly fight all seem like a good time to him. He needs to do these things, in fact. Otherwise he gets crabby.

Although Marley is impetuous and easily provoked (as mentioned above), he also has a good-natured, live-and-let-live attitude and a sense of humor, which balances that. While hotheaded at times, he is usually a good sport.

Generally sunny and optimistic, Bob Marley has a cheering effect on those around him. He likes and needs people, and others genuinely like him too. He enjoys a wide circle of friends who are like family to him. Entertaining, partying, social activities, and fellowship are essential ingredients for Marley's emotional well-being.

Bob has a strong desire for genuine understanding with others and finds it easy to share his feelings with them. His feelings toward others are very loving and he is likely to have a lot in common with many of his friends.

His love feelings and desires are easily aroused but it may be difficult to sustain his romantic interest in relationships after the initial, exciting "chase and conquest". He enjoys a partner who is dynamic and alive, someone with a strong independent streak, and does not like things to become too peaceful or predictable in the love arena. Bob Marley wants to see sparks fly once in awhile, even if that means instigating a fight.

A warm, loving, and comfortable home is very important to Bob and he invests a lot of his energy into beautifying, decorating, and creating a lovely home. Also, he shares his affection with the people in his family very generously and having close family ties is a major priority for him. Being at home makes Marley happy.

Bob Marley is serious and finds it difficult to enjoy himself in a lighthearted, open and playful way with others. He rarely does something purely for pleasure, and can be very close-fisted and parsimonious. Perhaps due to painful separations in his early life, Bob is very cautious about becoming close to people and sharing his feelings. Though he craves love and affection, intimacy is difficult for him. He may become romantically involved with people who do not value him or treat him well. He needs to learn to love and value himself before he will find happiness in love.

Marley tends to be attracted to people who are not quite what they seem to be. Gullible, romantic, and rather easily seduced, he frequently falls in love with an image in his own mind which he then project onto the person, only to discover later that this person never really possessed the lovely qualities he endowed her or them with. He also confuses love with pity, sacrifice, or misplaced notions of "selfishness", and thus sets himself up to be taken advantage of. He is capable of much devotion to a spiritual path, for Bob is actually seeking some sort of transcendent or mystical experience through love.

Bob Marley loves deeply, passionately, and wholeheartedly, and others may find his intensity either extremely attractive or threatening. He is charismatic and can have a powerful emotional influence on others, especially those of the opposite sex. He may use his attractiveness to manipulate others, sometimes without even realizing it.

His feelings are very powerful and he expresses them vividly. Bob Marley's romantic relationships are likely to be very passionate and deep. He has a tendency to go to extremes in love and may be driven by inner compulsion rather than rational thinking.

Marley's artistic feeling or perception gives him a strong creative potential. Bob has the ability to think in forms or shapes and also to tune into rhythms such as dancing, gymnastics and song. His physical coordination could be excellent as well.

Read Bob Marley's complete astrological profile.

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About the author: Shlomo Tommer - Astrology Researcher, Mathematician, and Hi-Tech executive - is the founder of the popular Relationships Analyst website for analysis of the success-potential of various types of relationships.

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