Does aquarius male go well with aries female?
I am Aries and my husband of 10 years is Aquarius. We get along very well. We sometimes argue (what couple doesn't) and I sometimes hold a grudge for a couple of days. Bedroom stuff is DA-BOMB!!!! We have no real issues except money. He likes to spend on stupid stuff. LOL Yes they get along.
How would you describe a scorpio's personality?
When I was little my Grandma used to call me "the fiery one". She was certainly right about that! Scorpio are very misunderstood in the way they think, do and act. They are quite moody,broody,exciting creatures. With friendships and relationships they are loyal,passionate and extremely sensitive. But, if betrayed they can sometimes never forgive and never forget! They are most compatible with Taurus,Pisces and Cancer. I could go on loads about them but I'd be here all day!
Who is the best rapper in BTS?
It really depends on how you look at it.If you want something fast and more fiery, Suga would be a really good rapper for that category as if you haven’t listened to his mixtape ‘Agust D’, he really talks about his tongue technology (literally). He often slurs a lot of his words but that makes his rap sound more smooth and epic.A to the G to the U to the S-T-D!!!If you want something more mature yet stable and sleek, Rap Monster would be the best choice. He is the main rapper (as you can see, his formal name was Rap Monster but he goes by RM as his new stage name now) and he was an underground rapper before debuting with BTS. You should listen to ‘Do You’ which was on his first mixtape ‘RM’ or just his mixtape in general.If you want something more chill and laid back but still hype and having a sense of fun, you need to listen to J-Hope. He is currently on his way to releasing his first mixtape soon - like REAL SOON. He even made a fancafe post about it yesterday. But in the meantime, listen to his songs like “MAMA” (it’s about his mom) and “ 1 Verse” or listen to his rap in the BTS songs like in Mic Drop, Cyphers, etc.It really depends on your preference but BTS’ rap line are one of the best in the world. Love y’all!
Aries and Capricorns are so difficult together, but hard to break?
I believe that is the nature of Cardinal or square relationships. I've shared similar feelings. I'm a cardinal sign who dated a cardinal sign just like you are. We broken up and gotten back together so many times that I've lost count. Cardinal signs are great at beginning things, but not always finishing them. I know what you mean though.
What does the poem "Fire and Ice" By Robert Frost mean?
The meaning of the poem is simple to deduce if you know a few things first. Frost uses 'fire' to stand for passion, desire, indeed jealousy (note that fire and desire rhyme and are associated in the popular consciousness); in the same way, Frost uses ice to stand for hatred, but also the cool head of reasoning. In some sense, to sin because of reason is worse that sinning due to passion, and perhaps less common since we make so many of our decisions, for better and for worse, based on passion. Since reason has, since the time of Aristotle, been considered God's supreme gift to man, to sin due to reason is a greater sin. In Dante's 'Inferno', those who committed sins of reason must, in the fires of Hell, stand in ice up to their necks, their eyes cast downward in shame for misusing God's supreme gift. What Frost seems to be saying is that the world can be destroyed through passion or through reason, and though the former is more likely, reason could also drive it to destruction. If it seems far-fetched to you that I'm pulling in Dante's 'Inferno" to explain Frost's poem, the nine lines of the poem correspond to the nine circles of Dante's Hell, and in the representational art for the "Inferno" the underworld is seen as a sort of funnel, with those committing sins of reason at the bottom; note that the appearance of the poem is that of a funnel, with longer lines of iambic tetrameter at the top and narrowing to iambic dimeter at the bottom. There is also an interesting anecdote in Frost's personal history that might explain why he chose this motif for his poem. In a chance meeting with the great American astronomer Harlow Shapley the year before the poem first appeared (1920), Frost asked how the world would end and Shapley said either the Sun would expand and Earth would be destroyed in a conflagration (fire) or it would die and the Earth would freeze solid (ice). With all of these influences, it's small wonder that Frost wrote this little philosophical gem or that it took the form it did.