This first type of Rooster loves to argue and be
the center of attention; they like to show
everyone how smart they are; they like to hear
themselves crow.  

They are critical and blunt to the point of
being brutal, yet dislike being on the receiving
end. They hate being wrong and will go to great
lengths to discredit enemies.  

Beware of the Rooster in situations that require
tact and diplomacy, for the Rooster lacks these
qualities. Though for all the showmanship and
grandeur, the Rooster is not very self-assured.  
The act is more an affirmation of self than
attack on someone else or actual belief in their
own superiority.
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Rooster year people are deep thinkers, capable,
talented and often eccentric. They are usually
loners and can give the impression of being
adventurous, but are timid by nature.  

Their emotions can swing very high and very low,
they can be selfish and too opinionated to the
point of hurting other people’s feelings, but
can be very courageous and candid.

There are two very distinct types of Roosters:
the loquacious show-offs and the silent
observers. Both are organized, precise, aware,
principled and direct.
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The other Roosters may also be overly serious
and self-contained, more solitary than their
ostentatious counterparts. These Roosters tend
to be extremely eccentric, bookworm-ish and
singularly focused in their search for
perfection (a quest they share with the louder
Roosters).  

Roosters are generally sincere in their desire
to help other and mean well, though they can
come on a bit strong. They can be brave and
chivalrous when put to the test. They are
hard-working dreamers, full of drive and good
will; they are destined to success.

Though their whole-hearted belief in their
convictions can lead to a closed mind to
differing views, Roosters are innately
inquisitive, competitive, intelligent and
efficient.
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