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The Walking Dead Actors Relationship Compatibility Readings Based on The Secret Language Of Relationships Concept (Part 1) (Over 90% Accurate!)

What Is Secret Language?

The Secret Language scientific personality reports have proven to be over 90% accurate after 21 years in use by millions of people in a dozen languages worldwide. Our data comes from Gary Goldschneider’s 40-year empirical study of the life stories of more than 20,000 people, analyzed by date of birth. Gary looked at 50 people born on your birthday and found the personality traits held in common by 45 of them. Then he created personality profiles from those traits for each day, week, month, season and year and I further combined those profile names into the ultimate distillation of your personality - your Secret Language Name.

The Personality Periods

The forty-eight personality periods, made up of twelve cusps and thirty six weeks, are units between six and nine days in length. Personology predicts the personality characteristics of anyone born within these dates. In other words, those born in the same period will share certain predictable character traits. While this may not completely represent ever individual, it is sufficient to provide an understanding of his or her basic energies. Extrapolating from the personology periods, it is possible to predict the nature of the relationship between any two people. Thus, The Secret Language Of Relationships combines each period of the year with itself and every other period to predict the nature of the resulting relationship. For example, a person born on March 31 falls into the Aries I period. This is the Week of the Child which symbolizes the freshness and openness of early childhood and of the spring season (lasting from March 25 to April 1). People born during this time are characterized by a childlike, enthusiastic orientation. This in contrast to a person born on November 10, who would be a Scorpio II (encompassing November 3 to 11). Born in the fall, which is symbolically likened to middle age, this week takes Depth as its central symbol. Thus, it becomes possible to consider the theoretical implications of an Aries I-Scorpio II relationship.

The Fourty-Eight Periods & Cusps

1. Pisces-Aries Cusp (Mar 19-Mar 24) – The Cusp Of Rebirth

2. Aries I (Mar 25-Apr 02) – The Week Of The Child

3. Aries II (Apr 03-Apr 10) – The Week Of The Star

4. Aries III (Apr 11-Apr 18) – The Week Of The Pioneer

5. Aries-Taurus Cusp (Apr 19-Apr 24) – The Cusp Of Power

6. Taurus I (Apr 25-May 02) – The Week Of Manifestation

7. Taurus II (May 03-May 10) – The Week Of The Teacher

8. Taurus III (May 11-May 18) – The Week Of The Natural

9. Taurus-Gemini Cusp (May 19-May 24) – The Cusp Of Energy

10. Gemini I (May 25-Jun 01) – The Week Of Freedom

11. Gemini II (Jun 02-Jun 10) – The Week Of New Language

12. Gemini III (Jun 11-Jun 18) – The Week Of The Seeker

13. Gemini-Cancer Cusp (Jun 19-Jun 24) – The Cusp Of Magic

14. Cancer I (Jun 25-Jul 02) – The Week Of The Empath

15. Cancer II (Jul 03-Jul 10) – The Week Of The Unconventional

16. Cancer III (Jul 11-Jul 18) – The Week Of The Persuader

17. Cancer-Leo Cusp (Jul 19-Jul 25) – The Cusp Of Oscillation

18. Leo I (Jul 26-Aug 02) – The Week Of Authority

19. Leo II (Aug 03-Aug 10) – The Week Of Balanced Strength

20. Leo III (Aug 11-Aug 18) – The Week Of Leadership

21. Leo-Virgo Cusp (Aug 19-Aug 25) – The Cusp Of Exposure

22. Virgo I (Aug 26-Sept 02) – The Week Of System Builders

23. Virgo II (Sept 03-Sept 10) – The Week Of The Enigma

24. Virgo III (Sept 11-Sept 18) – The Week Of The Literalist

25. Virgo-Libra Cusp (Sept 19-Sept 24) – The Cusp Of Beauty

26. Libra I (Sept 25-Oct 01) – The Week Of The Perfectionist

27. Libra II (Oct 02-Oct 10) – The Week Of Society

28. Libra III (Oct 11-Oct 18) – The Week Of Theater

29. Libra-Scorpio Cusp (Oct 19-Oct 25) – The Cusp Of Drama & Criticism

30. Scorpio I (Oct 26-Nov 02) – The Week Of Intensity

31. Scorpio II (Nov 03–Nov 11) – The Week Of Depth

32. Scorpio III (Nov 12–Nov 18) – The Week Of Charm

33. Scorpio-Sagittarius Cusp (Nov 19–Nov 24) – The Cusp Of Revolution

34. Sagittarius I (Nov 25–Dec 02) – The Week Of Independence

35. Sagittarius II (Dec 03–-Dec 10) – The Week Of The Originator

36. Sagittarius III (Dec 11-Dec 18) – The Week Of The Titan

37. Sagittarius-Capricorn Cusp (Dec 19-Dec 25) – The Cusp Of Prophecy

38. Capricorn I (Dec 26-Jan 02) – The Week Of The Ruler

39. Capricorn II (Jan 03- Jan 09) – The Week Of Determination

40. Capricorn III (Jan 10-Jan 16) – The Week Of Dominance

41. Capricorn-Aquarius Cusp (Jan 17-Jan 22) – The Cusp Of Mystery & Imagination

42. Aquarius I (Jan 23-Jan 30) – The Week Of Genius

43. Aquarius II (Jan 31-Feb 07) – The Week Of Youth & Ease

44. Aquarius III (Feb 08-Feb 15) – The Week Of Acceptance

45. Aquarius-Pisces Cusp (Feb 16-Feb 22) – The Cusp Of Sensitivity

46. Pisces I (Feb 23-Mar 02) – The Week Of Spirit

47. Pisces II (Mar 03-Mar 10) – The Week Of The Loner

48. Pisces III (Mar 11-Mar 18) – The Week Of Dancers & Dreamers

Which Are The Best Combinations For You?

Conventional sun sign astrology has maintained that in general the best signs for you are ones that are trine to your sun sign (120 degrees away from your sign in the zodiac). In fact, this means that the signs that are of the same element as yours. In other words, if you are a Taurus (an earth sign), things should go well with Virgo and Capricorn, the other two earth signs. Similarly, all three water signs (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces), the three air signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius), and the three fire signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) are recommended to each other. Although this theory makes sense, it does not always work in practice, particularly when it comes to sustaining interest over a long period of time. In fact, it often seems that the best combinations are ones that sun sign astrology rarely suggests: the two signs on either side of and the opposite of yours. For example, if you are a Taurus, it is not necessarily the other two earth signs but rather the sign before yours, Aries, the sign after yours, Gemini, and the sign opposite of yours, Scorpio, that are. good bet and your favourites. In The Secret Language Of Relationships the situation is much more complex, since there are not only five types of each sign but also at least five different areas of life in which relationships can manifest themselves. Making any hard and fast rules is difficult. However, if you look at the descriptions of your period, you will find a list of the best periods for you to get involved with in each of the categories, a list that has been culled from the results found in the forty eight matchups. Once you begin to embrace personology and work with The Secret Language Of Birthdays and Relationships, you may be interested to see which types of people you tend to be involved with. Observe your relationships past and present. You might find, as we did, that many of the people in your life are frequently born in the same weeks of the year. In other words, we are attracted to the same personality types and combinations, over and over again.

How The Relationships Are Revealed

Four primary but different tools were used to create the relationships profiles or combinations. The first was to draw a bead on what the relationship between two people is all about, its main energies or focus. This was crafted based on a traditional astrological tool called “the composite chart”, a fascination method propounded and endorsed by astrologer Robert Hand. It involves synthesis, in which a combination horoscope is made from the two originals. This composite chart is built up from a series of midpoints between the planets of the two individual charts. The composite or midpoint method creates a new chart for the relationship itself; it is viewed asa a new entity, with its own character, strengths and weaknesses: a synergy, if you will, of each person’s traits. Also employed was another traditional astrological tool called synastry. This second method involves examining both partners’ individual characteristics and comparing them point by point for compatibility. Thus we go from viewing the relationship as a discrete entity in itself to focusing on the individuals and their interaction. The third method used was to create an imaginary psychodrama, in which hypothetical individuals from two periods were allowed to interact. For example, by placing a theoretical prototype of a Gemini II and Scorpio III in a variety of situations (domestic, professional, intimate, etc.), their interaction could be viewed and studied psychologically. Finally, the biographical as well as personal information about well known couples and those personally known to the authors provided a reliable source of insight and most interesting observations. The relationship profiles presenting their core energies and tendencies were created. However, these could be applied to many different kinds of relationships, son. decision was made to look at five of those relationship types.

The Five Relationship Categories

Love

Under this category are included intimate relationships ranging from platonic to sexual in nature. It should be noted that love means different things to different people. In addition, ever type of relationship probably involves some sort of love, to a greater or lesser extent. Yet to call a mother-son relationship, a sibling matchup or a friendship a love relationship does not seem appropriate. Therefore, love is used as the name of this category, without implying in any way that it lays claim to the emotion exclusively. Traditionally, a love affair is considered by psychologists as an entity limited in duration and more likely than not to eventually disintegrate, perhaps due to a lack of social commitment, involvement and support. These relationships tend to be characterized by an emotional intensity that may be difficult to sustain and an absence of reality-based thinking on the part of the partners. Many love relationships are kept hidden because of fear of disapproval or rejection, often familial in nature. The fact that such relationships tend not to have a realistic basis does not make them less likely to occur; on the contrary, it is often the incongruous and unimaginable that precipitates them taking place. Sexual attraction is discussed in this category for the most part. Yet romantic feelings are not in any way restricted to the erotic, and some romance can manifest itself in many of the personlogy combinations that have little to do with physicality. In most love relationships, psychological projection, replaying scripts from childhood, acting out, and a whole host of emotions including jealousy, anger, a desire to dominate and control, nurturing and protective impulses, violence, narcissism, idolatry and even worship struggle for the ascendancy. Maddening, exalting, thrilling, frustrating, the promise of love continues to drive human beings into these situations in their search for the perfect partner.

Marriage

In an age in which over half the marriages end in divorce, it is puzzling why so many people still get married. What is even more puzzling is why they take the oath to love each other exclusively in the light of statistics of infidelity. Yet marriage is a powerful social institution and the raising of children within the conjugal family unit is still the widely accepted norm. The Secret Language Of Relationships considers that the question of whether two people are suited for one another maritally is of vital importance, particularly if children are to be involved. Moreover, it cannot be assumed that love is always the main motivating factor in marriage or the one that holds such units together. The emphasis on this area is on pointing out matchup strengths having to do with shared values that are of a more practical, financial, social, intellectual and aesthetic nature.

Friendship

Deep friendships has elements of love and marriage built into it. Two friends can be extremely self-sufficient and not in need of much external input. Should such friends also be engaged in a professional ventures with each other, they may in fact spend much more time together than lovers or spouses. If one makes a list of close friends, it is quite likely that their birthdays are not spread out equally around the year but are clumped into certain areas. The Secret Language of Relationships does its best to alert the reader to certain combinations that can prove highly beneficial in the sphere of friendship and others that, although attractive, had best not be developed.

Family

The family relationships most often discussed are parent-child and sibling combinations, although grandparents and more distant relatives are also mentioned occasionally. Here, some of the most possessive and destructive drives of human beings come out, whereby many parents are all too prone to push their children to make up for their own failures and inadequacies. Parents and children are urged to build bonds of trust and acceptance, because sooner or later, they will have to confront their problems and come to some sort of peace with each other.

Work

Most work relationships are fortuitous; two individuals are thrown together in an office or other work unit and have to make the best of it. However, it may be useful for personnel officers to check both The Secret Language of Birthdays and The Secret Language of Relationships for a quick hit on whether two people have compatible personalities, In the work category, The Secret Language Of Relationships considers co-workers, boss-employee pairs, administrative colleagues, business partners, entrepreneurs, and freelancers as categories worthy of special recommendation or warning. Also, certain work relationships are more likely to develop into productive friendships than others.

Disclaimer: This is not a real life actor shipping post. This is a reading of the best and worst types of relationships between TWD actors and cast members and what the content of their interpersonal relationship is like using The Secret Language of Relationships personology concept, which has been established to be between 90% to 100% accurate in it’s readings for almost 50 years. Please respect these readings and view them simply from a compatibility standpoint. Though these personology relationship compatibility readings are between the real life actors and actresses of TWD, they are purely for entertainment reasons and purposes only.

A curious dynamic emerges here: a need to be supported and nurtured conflicts with an equal need for independence. Overall, however, the relationship’s energy is beneficial to both partners. Week of Acceptance people often derive inspiration and strength from Week of the Literalist individuals, who will sometimes have preceded them down the road they are traveling; but the benefits they receive from the relationship may become habituating, and their reliance on their partner can become a bad case of overdependency. Somewhat paradoxically, they will be able to turn to Week of the Literalist people’s wisdom to help them in their struggle for autonomy within the relationship. Week of the Literalist individuals, too, have much to learn here, though their lessons will be more absorbed than struggled over. In their own way, they can be quite rigid, and they could learn something from Week of Acceptance persons about the freedom they might find by accepting things as they are and moving on. Week of the Literalist people’s patience will be necessary in love affairs if Week of Acceptance individuals become starry-eyed over them. Instability can be found in this relationship. Maintaining a kind of dynamic equilibrium of feeling will be a principal challenge here. In marriages, too, those born during the Week of Acceptance will need to come into their own as equal partners. The relationship usually gives them the chance to do so. Siblings and friends in this combination, especially when of the same sex, will have a rough time of it in childhood through their habit of unfavorable mutual comparisons. Angry arguments, including physical confrontations, will not be unusual in these cases and in fact may be expected. As the two mature, however, they grow much closer and can achieve mutual respect as they free themselves from childhood roles. Career connections require sensitivity from both partners if they are to avoid power struggles and promote equality. Since Week of Acceptance people are prone to seeing Week of the Literalist individuals as role models, they must beware of falling too much under their influence. As a result, boss-employee relationships are less recommended here than co-worker or colleague matchups.

It may be very difficult for these two to reach a point of compromise. Each arouses the other’s ambitious side, so that their relationship is taken up with a lust for power, money or control. Such desires are often purely selfish, but they can be highly effective in helping this pair to achieve goals that are beneficial to them both, and to the groups to which they may belong, particularly familial ones. This relationship is very shrewd, able to judge when opportunities are ripe and when it is wiser to wait. Points of contention between Cusp of Prophecy individuals and Week of Determination people may be numerous, but they are usually related to what can be a frightening struggle for power. The relationship is often lopsided to begin with, as the powerful Cusp of Prophecy individual or Week of Determination person takes the lead and scoops up his or her less highly advantaged partner from a lower social or economic stratum. Week of Determination folks, however, derive great strength from the relationship, and are soon able to challenge their partner for the dominant position. The outcome is difficult to predict, but one thing is sure: in a struggle like this one, no one gives up easily. Love affairs, alas, may also be largely about power. Favors in intimacy can be awarded or withheld at will, and quite ruthless emotional manipulation may be practiced in order to exercise control. Marriages between those born during the Cusp of Prophecy and their Week of Determination partners tend to be highly ambitious and try to climb as high as possible in their social sphere, accumulating money and power on the way. Such relationships can be enduring, cohesive and purposeful, although lacking in the development of human or spiritual qualities.Friends in this combination are too often prone to using each other for their own ends. Selfish in the extreme, neither of these individuals is likely to stick around when sacrifice is demanded. Professional matchups between these two may be highly successful, particularly in the financial sphere, marred only occasionally by a Cusp of Prophecy person’s flakiness and a Week of Determination individual’s overreaching.

Many walls to intimacy will have to be broken down, and personal defenses breached, if this relationship is to succeed. As a result, the relationship has an oddly prickly side, a sore spot, if you will, which, if pressed, can cause flare-ups of tension. Love affairs and romance between Aries II and Capricorn II can be strongly sensual and romantic yet also incredibly intense and passionate. On one hand, the romance between a Week of Determination partner and Week of the Star partner can be very sentimental, tender, affectionate and loving. On the other, a romance between these two can be burning hot, intensely passionate and highly sexual in nature. The key to having a successful love affair or relationship between these two would be to find a balance. When it comes to love and marriage between these two, striving rather than strife should be the keyword here. If both Aries II and Capricorn II partners keep their respect for each other, they may spur each other on to epically new levels of sensitivity and awareness. Week of Determination people will enjoy having a highly independent partner in the Week of the Star, and a Week of the Star individual fits the bill very nicely. But independent though Week of the Star people are, they also need lots of love and attention and to be needed, and this particular desire may not be filled by a Week of Determination person, who may often be away from home, whether at work or socializing with friends. At work, Week of Determination folks certainly meet their match in Week of the Star people. These two can be excellent work or business partners, but by the same token they also make challenging competitors and formidable adversaries. Being co-workers at the same job level is not recommended for them, in fact, since each will tend to struggle to get ahead at the other’s expense. When it comes to career, neither of these two is above taking unfair advantage of a situation to further their cause, and in a business dispute where there can only be one winner, neither will surrender without a fight. In a marriage, between the Week of the Star and the Week of the Determination partners, this kind of contentiousness may actually advance the relationship’s longevity, since both parties hate to admit failure. Even the most combative of marital relationships, then, may go on for years. As siblings or parent-child duos, Week of Determination and Week of the Star family members are likely to fall into predictable patterns of bickering, strife or in extreme cases all-out combat.

Natural feelings and attitudes predominate in this free and easy relationship. In many ways liberating, the Cusp of Beauty–Week of the Ruler matchup can powerfully influence both partners in their search for meaning in life, and also in their self-development. Thus Cusp of Beauty people learn a great deal from their Week of the Ruler partners, who, in turn, benefit tremendously from the aesthetic influences of Cusp of Beauty individuals, which can open up whole new worlds for them. Romance is possible between these two; it will seldom be of the wilder sort, yet it will be more uninhibited than either partner is used to. Week of the Ruler people will be enchanted by their Cusp of Beauty partners but, unfortunately, will also regard them as possessions. Cusp of Beauty individuals can only be flattered to a point, and will back off if they feel claimed or controlled. In marriage, they benefit from Week of the Ruler people’s practicality and common sense. They will not be dissatisfied with playing a supporting role, but must beware that their own personalities are not swallowed up by the relationship. As friends, these two enjoy taking courses together that lead to mutual self-improvement, whether commercial, physical or artistic. A common hobby often emerges that unites the pair and becomes the basis of the relationship. Cusp of Beauty folks should not be surprised at Week of the Ruler people’s thriftiness but should edge the relationship away from a stingy attitude that can limit its possibilities and inhibit creativity. Parent-child relationships can be extremely favorable, with both partners sharing, learning and growing together. Artistic and spiritual bonds may be formed here that continue into adult life. In the work sphere, Week of the Ruler persons tend to think they are omniscient, a trait that, if encountered on a daily basis, will grate on the nerves of Cusp of Beauty individuals. These two relate best as independent colleagues or freelancers who touch base occasionally to share their thoughts and observations.

The Week of the Seeker–Week of the Empath relationship has a magical quality that at times seems too good to be true. Rarely arousing envy, it instead seems to make many of those around it happy, perhaps because they are enchanted by its near-fairy-tale quality. One might expect a certain air of unreality here, but actually a realistic approach often substantiates the magic and gives it direction. Rather, a sense of rightness, a feeling that these two belong together, infects this couple and those who observe them. Such certainty is rare and should be treasured. Week of the Empath persons will find themselves motivated by the electric dynamism of Week of the Seeker individuals, who in turn will benefit from Week of the Empath empathic ability and skill in creating a cozy home base. Romance can hit new highs here. Blissful states may be familiar to feeling-oriented Week of the Empath people; Week of the Seeker persons may have experienced glimmerings of such feelings in the adventuresome pursuit of external goals but now encounter them for the first time in a real live human being. Should such a relationship end, the partners will experience its loss as tragic and could have a hard time getting over it. This is especially true if one of the partners is called back from the affair to another, primary relationship, especially if this is a marriage involving children, career or social responsibilities. Such a viable love relationship as this one can obviously evolve into marriage, but some of the magic may be lost in the process, resulting in disappointment or disillusion. The spouses may look back longingly to bygone rapture, wondering why pots and pans, bills and diaper-changing ever had to be added to the equation. Siblings and friends of this combination are capable of a magical relationship. Week of the Empath people know intuitively when their Week of the Seeker partner needs sympathy or consolation, and the seductive and cajoling manner of Week of the Seeker individuals can help bring Week of the Empath people out of depressions. Working relationships generally demand a harder, more pragmatic approach than is possible in this combination.

This relationship can explore the far reaches of thought and fantasy, but will also ground itself in the here and now. The metaphor of dance suggests itself—leaping, literally flying, then returning to the ground to gather energy. The relationship usually shows enough sense to build itself around a practical endeavor in which both partners feel fulfilled in their work. Without this basis, they are likely to drift, or sometimes to try to escape from the demands of daily life altogether. The relationship has an air of unreality. Cusp of Energy people can be swept away by the combination’s fancifulness. They are on the flighty side to begin with, and the illusions spun here may be too much for them. Week of Determination individuals, on the other hand, always serious and usually laden with responsibilities, will initially be liberated by the matchup’s imaginativeness, but may later try to exert control. Cusp of Energy persons will bear the brunt of the relationship’s amorphousness. Charming and piquant, as a love affair the relationship is at first blush the very essence of romance. Yet it is eventually likely to be secretive and to exhibit neurotic symptoms of anxiety and worry. Marriage is usually more favorable: domestic tasks, financial planning and building a family can be the grounding influences the relationship requires. The best bet of all is probably friendship, which will feature a never-ending stream of ideas for things to do, both intellectual and physical. Such friends may well travel, exercise and work together. Good feelings, affection and gift-giving are characteristic here. Siblings in this combination will seem as different as night and day, but their personalities can dovetail well. The dangers here are overdependence and a lack of individual development. Differences of temperament in parent-child combinations (Week of Determination people serious and demanding, Cusp of Energy persons fun-loving and flexible) may establish a contentious but rarely boring family dynamic. Since the relationship does well grounding itself in daily activities, career matchups are favored. These two can work side by side for years and still maintain their individuality. They will constitute an effective unit for getting the job done efficiently and dependably.

This demanding relationship operates at a high level, but a stressful one. The perfection demanded here will improve the quality of daily life in general but may undermine it in any given instance, engendering nervousness and pressure. An attitude of merciless self-criticism may also be operative, with old scripts producing self-fulfilling prophecies (“You’ll never be any good at that”). A positive attitude may be continually undercut. The relationship’s undeniable social drive favors friendships and marriages. Both Week of Acceptance and Cusp of Energy folks have a strongly gregarious side that must be expressed, and their matchup synergistically reinforces this tendency. In consequence, their relationship has to be defined willy-nilly in terms of others, whether family members, social groups, colleagues or friends. When social demands become too intrusive, however, resentment and resistance can arise between them, especially in Week of Acceptance people, who have a strong private side. Love affairs between these two tend to be highly accepting and supportive. Although Week of Acceptance persons are easily irritated, Cusp of Energy people have a way of lightening the mood and in general staying objective without overreacting. On the other hand, they also want to be the center of attention, a need that proud and self-occupied Week of Acceptance individuals may not satisfy, possibly causing frustration. Whether the relationship is passionate or platonic, it may be enduring and rewarding, but both partners will need to keep their nervous temperaments under control on a day-to-day basis. Parent-child relationships here are complex. Cusp of Energy parents tend to lay on guilt trips and in general to meddle too much in the lives of their Week of Acceptance children, who will react violently against such behavior. Week of Acceptance parents, on the other hand, tend to make their Cusp of Energy children anxious and hysterical. Yet this relationship can be extremely affectionate, supportive and loving, with long periods of easy contact only occasionally being disrupted by an explosive reaction to a sharp remark, glance or critical observation. Working relationships are not recommended, since both parties have their own approaches.