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You’re Not Marriage Material? Your Birthdate Will Tell You!

You’re Not Marriage Material? Your Birthdate Will Tell You!

For some people, marriage is the most important milestone of their lives. But for others, it looks like a trap ou um obstáculo to their goals.

Numerology suggests that certain birthdates make people less willing to settle down. 

So, if you’ve been told you’re not the marrying kind, read on to find out why!

1. Marriage Feels Like a Loss of Freedom (5, 14, 23)

If your birthdate falls on any of these dates, freedom is your priority. 

You’re the type who loves wholeheartedly, but when things start to get too serious, you become restless.

Anything that looks like restriction or clinginess is an ick in your book, and marriage tends to include a bit of both.

The moment you suspect someone’s trying to tie you down, you’re out the door!

You need a lot of space to breathe and feel like you can do your own thing.

So, it’s not that you can’t get married.

It’s just that it is very hard to find someone who shares your attitude toward relationships; someone who also wants a lot of space, and doesn’t get insecure when you’re focused on other things.

2. You Hate the Routine (3, 12, 21, 30)

You’ve got a lot of charm, but you’re poor in patience. 

To you, marriage feels like a never-ending loop of the same responsibilities, routines, conversations, conflicts…

É necessário excitement and change; maybe a bit of drama from time to time.

The grass always looks greener elsewhere, so you struggle with staying loyal to one person for a long time. 

This doesn’t stop you from having fulfilling relationships, but marriage is forever, and you really don’t like the sound of that.

You’re probably the type who falls quickly, but you also fall out of love just as easily. 

A partner you could see yourself married to would have to be a thrill-seeker, someone who always keeps you on your toes.

Such people aren’t that easy to find. 

3. You Don’t Like Commitment (7, 16, 25)

Your struggle isn’t only with marriage but with relationships in general. If it requires you to be vulnerável and open, you run the other way.

For some reason, you tend to hide huge parts of yourself, and funnily, this mysteriousness is something many people find attractive.

However, they all end up disappointed once they hit the wall that you just won’t let them cross.

Commitment feels like a huge risk, so you’d rather avoid the whole thing than get hurt. 

And even if you do, you constantly overthink and analyze your partner’s words. 

Marriage isn’t completely impossible, but it would require a very patient partner and a lot of self-work.

4. Career Comes First (8, 17, 26)

You’re an ambitious person, possibly a workaholic, so anything that distracts you from your goals is unwelcome.

From this point of view, marriage is the biggest distraction I can think of. 

You want to make money and close deals. It might feel like a personal relationship would just get in the way.

Not to mention, drama and conflict would be unavoidable if you’re not willing to make enough time for connection. 

If you do marry, it would have to be with someone who understands that work comes first. 

It’s possible that you’d be willing to commit later in life, but at the moment, it’s definitely not a priority. 

5. You’re Not Good with Compromise (1, 10, 19, 28)

You don’t tolerate anyone telling you what to do, and when it comes to marriage, that kind of comes with the territory.

Making compromissos and listening to your partner’s needs is a given. 

You don’t want anyone taking charge of your life, so you try to take charge of theirs first!

Your ideal relationship is one where you call the shots, and only a very specific kind of partner would let you get away with that.

Don’t get me wrong; you’re not unlovable. It’s simply that your partner would have to accept being almost never right.

If that’s not an option, you’re better off on your own. 

6. You’re Self-Sufficient (27, 31)

You’re not the one to care about norms and traditions that much. 

You’re into things most people don’t really get, whether it’s a niche spiritual path or an eccentric style. 

Finding someone who gets you and accepts you as you are often feels like finding a needle in a haystack, so you’ve stopped looking.

Marriage sounds like forcing yourself to encaixar, anyway, and that’s probably the last thing you’d want to do.

Rather than forcing anything to happen, you’d rather let someone special find you. And even if they don’t, you’ll be fine.