Openly drawing attention to oneself, to one's outward manifestations and one's feelings, by every means available (approved of or not). A loud, vivid way of showing oneself, a free expression of one's feelings. Unease whenever one goes unnoticed and there is no audience. A typical line: “Why are you ignoring me, why don't you notice me?” (it troubles them). A search for over-provision — not only with attention, but in every other area as well, finances included.

Disharmonious and Conflict-Prone Traits

1. Capriciousness
2. Recklessness (the “blonde behind the wheel” kind of behaviour)
3. Illogicality, difficulty with logic and with cause-and-effect links
4. Turned up in volume and brightness, with difficulty being quiet and inconspicuous when the situation calls for it
5. Boasting (mine is bigger, better, cooler — and yours isn't)
6. Haughtiness, the “high society” air
7. Impulsiveness, superficiality
8. In conversation they find it hard to talk about anyone or anything other than themselves and their own interests -> they present themselves instead of interacting.
9. They treat their body as “modeling clay”, as something that can easily be remade -> frequent clients of plastic surgeons.

Harmonious Traits

1. Brightness, attractiveness, charm, the ability to be in the foreground (in front of a camera, in front of an audience), the ability to present themselves.
2. Energy, readiness to jump into anything, sex appeal
3. A wide circle of acquaintances, sociability, a taste for parties
4. Creativity, talent.
5. Careful attention to appearance; fashionable, youthful, fresh.
6. Ease in expressing their feelings, trust in their own feelings.
7. They inspire the people around them and fill them with their own feelings.

Fears, Sources of Displeasure

1. Of being unattractive, plain, old, of a flawed appearance
2. Of drabness, of being standard and ordinary in their outward manifestations, of looking like everybody else
3. Of being left without an audience, of isolation, of obscurity
4. Of keeping emotions and feelings hidden, of being inexpressive

Sources of Pleasure

1. Being the centre of attention (I am beautiful, attractive, young, fashionable, famous, cool)
2. A large number of fans and admirers
3. Wealth — I have lots of money, I can buy anything
4. Expensive toys (cars, yachts, designer clothes and so on)
5. Showing off their “toys” (mine is cooler)
6. Being the very best (taking part in beauty contests and the like)

Careers (Comfortable, Self-Actualizing)

1. The media (in front of the camera)
2. Show business, film, theatre, music
3. Striptease, professional sexuality
4. Modelling
5. The beautiful wives of rich husbands, kept men
6. Bodybuilding

Games – Roles – Manipulations

1. The capricious princess
2. The superstar — model, actress, Fame itself
3. Bohemian life, the “inner circle” of the most famous and the richest

Appearance

Bright, eye-catching, fashionable, with pronounced sexuality

Motor Activity

Sweeping, vivid, sexy

Personality Development (Paths)

1. Being at peace about their looks and about possibly not being beautiful
2. Developing the ability to move away from courting obvious attention and into the role and the work itself
3. The ability to move easily from brightness and visibility to quiet and invisibility; the ability to spend time alone with themselves, their inner world and their feelings (without having to put them on display)
4. Logic, level-headedness, consistency, seeing cause-and-effect links