Ascendant and Zodiac Sign (10 Capricorn) Ascendant: Navigating the Cosmic Path of Ambition and Discipline by Vijay Dubey

Capricorns aren’t consumed by the need for attention, but are not immune to it. They simply don’t indulge in attention-seeking behavior. Capricorns don’t want attention for their looks or style or ingenuity. They don’t want to be admired, but they do want to be respected. They don’t care to be the center of attention. Instead it’s like they need to prove their own abilities to themselves. They plow through adversity with blinders on until they reach success.
Capricorns are constantly competing with themselves. They do want praise, though. Praise is a simple acknowledgment of a job well done. Praise is a pat on the back. They use this as validation to compensate for general feelings of incompetence and inferiority.
Capricorns are masters of discipline. The wringing of the hands, the constant reminders, the exacting structure, the ever-increasing goals, the tidal wave of self-criticism that lasts forever. They are the ultimate perfectionists. They can be so absorbed in their own internal monologue that it becomes impossible to get them to look away from themselves. Capricorns are often called “workaholics.”
They are incredibly pragmatic. Capricorns are rule followers with a highly developed moral compass. From a young age, it is impressed upon them that their whole sense of worth and meaning is based on their ability to hunker down and force their way to the finish line. Their drive to succeed is a reflection of their fear of failure. The most stressful time in a Capricorn’s life is when they question their own authority. When a Capricorn is in a position of power, they are most stable. When they’re put in a position where they have to cater to someone else’s agenda, they can become a little unhinged.
Capricorns collect responsibility. And they always seem to take it all on. Capricorns need to be the one to fix everything. Responsibility is their natural state. They have a “can do” attitude. Capricorns are both the martyrs and the champions. They are the guardians and the judges. The team captains. The chief of chiefs. The general. The leader. But even as they lead the charge, Capricorns can feel like the loneliest people in the world. They wish to be completely self-sufficient, because they are so scared of depending on others.
It takes a Capricorn a while to develop a crush. You’ll probably have to become their best friend and drop subtle hints slowly over the years until one day they realize that they were in love with you all along.
Then they will marry you.
Capricorns try hard to be good at whatever they do. This can be dispassionate, maybe mechanical. They may view sex as a math equation. Slightly disconnected from carnal undercurrents, but generally responsive to criticism.
Sex and romance are seen as a competition. Sex is not about feelings, but mastering a skill. In the game of love, the winner is determined by the ability of one person to fulfill the other person’s fantasy. Capricorns can be sophisticated lovers because they have a good sense of humor. They know how to be gentle and nurturing when the situation calls for it. Because of their singlemindedness, they are slow to lose interest and can be a little too intense at times.
Capricorns don’t fall in love easily. It often takes some effort. Love is about making a strategic emotional investment. They don’t like feeling emotionally dependent on anyone else so they often keep their distance. They can be awkward when it comes to romance. Capricorns can be awkward around expressing their feelings. It takes them a while to understand what their feelings are. Their romantic exploits are almost platonic partnerships.
They might not express their affections overtly, but Capricorns are very sentimental. They value family, tradition, and stability. They want to build something real.

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