“Too good isn't good too.” – English Proverb
We're talking about a person with a bad temper whose main negative trait is lack of self-control, becoming hostage to his own vices; behavior always based on obsessive addiction to something or someone. Distinctive features are insatiability and immoderation – cute pleasures turn into hard addictions such as codependency, alcoholism, drug addiction, gambling, workaholism. Show sympathy – he is a prisoner, not a villain, and can change for the better if he regains control.
A wake-up call – whatever you overuse, stop immediately! Portends a deterioration in health and traumatic period unless you maintain a sober mind and practice temperance in everything.
Love readings for singles. Can indicate obsession with finding a mate turned into a mad addiction, or promiscuous relationships preventing love. Analysis of an existing relationship. An insane, fatal passion where the person becomes your drug; marks unhealthy relationships with tyranny, abuse, violence, cheating. For settled couples, a harbinger of problems – temptation the partners can't resist, from innocent workaholism to more severe drunkenness or domestic violence.
For the unemployed, a warning not to chase easy money – risk of fraudsters or a job exploiting vices (casinos, betting, alcohol trade). For employed, may indicate illegal schemes at the workplace or bad behavior by colleagues. Advises entrepreneurs to stay away from illegal practices and tempting offers too good to be true.
Warns you again: all that glitters is not gold. High chance of becoming a puppet in the hands of swindlers; better not to gamble, place bets, invest in dubious companies, or take on loans during this period.
Doesn't bode well, though its only benefit is you can heed the warning and avoid negative developments; anything human vices can lead to may happen, so be on the lookout and know your measure.