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Absolutely I don't. And I have plenty of reasons for that.

1- I find it really illogical to define someone's personality just based on their birth date. So many people are born on the exact same day, even at the same time and in the same hospital — yet they all have different personalities. Even twins, who are born under exactly the same conditions, often turn out to be quite different from each other.

2- Apparently, Pisces and Sagittarius are considered opposite signs — yet I somehow relate to both. My sun sign is Pisces, but neither my ascendant nor moon sign is Sagittarius.

My ascendant is Taurus, and I’m supposed to embody Taurus traits more clearly after the age of 30 or 34... but I don’t really see that happening.

3- People say Leo is a "born leader" sign — yet aside from Obama, barely any national leaders are Leos. Gemini is often said to be the worst for leadership, but Trump is a Gemini and, whether we like it or not, he did become the president.

They say Taurus people love food. I’ve seen many food lovers who are not Taurus at all, and many Taurus individuals who aren’t into food that much.

4- So no, zodiac traits don’t consistently reflect in everyone. Please don’t judge or stereotype people based on their zodiac sign — we are all different.

And finally, there is no real scientific proof behind astrology. The stars in the universe don’t control your life. A person’s behavior and personality are shaped by their environment and life experiences, not by distant planets or constellations.

Please stop blaming everything in your life on zodiac signs. It’s time to grow up.

If you had to choose just one to be which would you choose?

I think I would choose being street smart. I am book smart but I hate it because it doesn't allow me to be as successful as I could be with being street smart. I've only been able to get so far with an education but if I tapped more into my street smarts at a young age, I would probably be more further in life.

One thing I can say is that I've learned a lot more in these past 11 years after college than I did the 4 years I was in college. Being in the real world has taught me that being street smart is far more important in the long run than an educational background. The only thing education gets you is maybe your foot in the door with certain jobs but with most you still have to ace the interview and a lot of times know the right people to get in all the way.