William Hague approach to life and appearances
The following is a description of William's basic stance toward life, the way others see him, the way William Hague comes across, the face he shows to the world. In the page about motivation you will read about the inner William Hague - his real motivation, which describes the kind of person he is at heart and where his true priorities lie. Study this page and the next one and compare them - there may be significant differences between the two, in which case "the inner William Hague" may not shine through and others may be in for so a few surprises once they get to know William a little better. This page describes the disguise Hague wears, his role in life, while the page about motivation talks about the real person beneath the disguise.
Forward-looking and progressive, he is a person who supports change, innovation, and human advancement, and William Hague is often strongly committed to a humanitarian cause or social improvement. He is extremely aware of the interrelations between all people, and is always projecting personal issues unto a greater whole. Hague sees the political or social ramifications of personal actions, and he wishes to contribute something of value to the world, or at least to his community or group.
The ideals of equality, fairness, human rights, brotherhood, and social justice color William's whole outlook and approach to life. He is truly interested in the good of the whole and not only his own personal well-being.
Sometimes he may overlook or ignore his own and others' personal needs, desires, and feelings, especially if they do not conform to his ideals of how one should feel or act. Though he has little patience for conservative narrow-mindedness, William Hague himself is sometimes dogmatic about his beliefs and ideologies.
He is attracted to the avant-garde, the latest advances in human thought and development, and he is eclectic and cosmopolitan in his tastes. He may consider himself a "global citizen" rather than claiming a narrow, limited identification based on nationality, race, familial heritage, etc. William Hague is strongly influenced by his peer group and the flavor of the times in which he grew up, more so than by parental or family influences. He is involved and active in groups, community efforts, as well as cultural and progressive movements.
On a personal level, William Hague is friendly and expresses a kind of impersonal good will towards others. Hague probably has many acquaintances but few really close friends, and much of Hague's relationships with others are based on a sharing of common ideals and principles, rather than on emotional ties. Others see William Hague as a good friend and a comrade who is objective, fair and rather detached emotionally. William does not often show his emotions, and may be unsure about how to respond to others' emotional expression, for he tends to be very rational.
William Hague is also very independent and refuses to be possessed by any individual. William Hague is not comfortable with traditional sexual roles and is inclined to have "liberated" views about marriage, relationships, sharing of child rearing responsibilities, etc. William Hague needs to have a life outside of the personal, domestic sphere and to be involved with people on a broader scale. The nurturing of family ties, and close, deep, personal relationships may take a back seat to Hague's work or outside social activities.
William Hague has a sweet, appealing demeanor and seems instinctively to grasp the concept that "one catches more flies with honey than with vinegar". His personal brand of charm is usually quite winning. William coaxes rather than coerces. However, if he does not get what he wants, William Hague is likely to resort to insincere flattery, wheedling, whining or pouting rather than stating directly what he needs, or doing it for himself. Hague seems to need others' approval first.
In significant ways, Hague's emotional nature and personal needs are at odds with the way he presents himself. As a result of this inconsistency, William Hague may be uncomfortable showing his instinctive responses and true feelings. He may put them aside and may even be ashamed of them.
When William Hague is in an emotionally charged situation, those who do not know him well may be quite surprised at his reactions or behavior. The real challenge, though, is to completely accept himself, so that he does not act as if his emotional needs and impulses did not count for very much.
He is likely to live in an unusual or somewhat restless environment. William Hague needs his freedom and may be a bit inconsiderate and combative toward others at times. William has a strong desire to exceed his limits, even if it means having to use force.
Hague strongly resents daily routine and is always ready and willing to challenge life. Responding quickly to people around him, William Hague spontaneously connects with them and tends to become stimulated through them.
Astrological factors in this Astro Profile section:
Aquarius Rising
Venus Sextile Asc.
Moon Quincunx Asc.
Asc. Opposition Uranus/Pluto
Asc. Opposition Uranus/N. Node
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