Personality Analysis for People Born on December 2, 2017

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Personality Traits for people born on December 2, 2017

Born on December 2, 2017 : You're built to care and to stand your ground in close relationships.

Picture yourself as the person who organizes the group chat when things get messy — calm, direct, and a little strict about fairness. You want to be gracious, but you won’t tolerate being taken advantage of. That push-and-pull between care and conviction is your engine. Read on and you'll see how that plays out in talent, love, and the everyday rituals that shape a life.

Personality : Ambitious Mediator

You combine a caregiver's drive (Life Path 6) with a sharp sense of right and wrong. Sun and Venus in the 7th house from the Moon put partnership at the center of your identity — you feel most yourself in one-on-one bonds. At the same time, analysis shows a streak of self-righteousness: you can push for rules and expect others to match your standards. In practice this looks like stepping into a group dispute to restore fairness. That role shapes how your talents unfold next.

Talent and Abilities : Practical Optimist & Deep Thinker

Your gifts are twofold. First, Mars and Jupiter in the 6th house from the Moon give stamina for work, service and systems — you can grind through tasks others avoid. Second, Mercury with Saturn and Pluto in the 8th house favors investigation, research and emotional intelligence: you spot what’s hidden. Together, these make you an excellent mediator, analyst, or healer. When Jupiter or Pluto cycle through similar zones later in life, expect these abilities to expand and become public skills.

Blind Spots : Judgment That Pushes People Away

You want to help, but you can come across as harsh. Calling people “gullible” or insisting on your version of fairness can alienate the down-to-earth friends you prefer. Internal pressure to be gracious clashes with a need to be “right.” That tension sometimes makes you dwell on negatives. Noticing this pattern — before you snap — frees you to be both firm and kind. That awareness points toward deeper karmic lessons.

Karmic Lessons : Balance Duty with Letting Go

With the Moon’s South Node in the 9th house and Rahu in the 3rd, there’s a past-life or early-life tilt toward big belief systems and learning; now the lesson is practical communication. The heavy 8th-house emphasis (Mercury, Saturn, Pluto) asks you to transform how you control secrets, power and shared resources. Life asks you to move from rescuing or judging to guiding — learning to accept others’ pace while holding standards. Planetary cycles like Saturn or Pluto transits will press this theme into relief.

Family and Environment : Educated, Protective Home

Your base likely feels steady and reasonably comfortable. Parents tend to be educated and supportive; the mother figure may be emotionally central, carrying her own wounds and attachments. You naturally step into a guardian role for siblings or cousins. Family trade or practical business skills may be around you, which teaches early on how to manage responsibility. That background roots your work habits and shows up in health routines next.

Health and Habits : Routine Matters

Mars and Jupiter in the 6th house point to energy plus need for structure: regular meals, sleep, and steady exercise. You may become short-tempered when hungry or tired, and a disturbed routine can affect mood. There are hints of ENT or head sensitivities in family lines, so pay attention to basic prevention. Small, consistent habits protect your stamina — and they support the life of service you’re drawn to.

Education and Student Life : Deep Study Over Surface Skill

You do best with subjects that let you probe beneath the surface: research, coding, investigative journalism, or medical labs. Early schooling is comfortable thanks to family support, but you may prefer non-linear paths — learning by doing, switching focus, then returning with more depth. Rahu in the 3rd house makes you bold in communication and tech; Mercury in the 8th gives you a taste for technical, healing, or investigative subjects. That shapes future career options below.

Work, Money and Career : Service, Research, or Shared Resources

Your ideal work mixes service with depth: think investigator, analyst, clinician, mediator, or finance roles that handle shared assets. Neptune in the 10th house suggests a public image tied to compassion or creativity — you could be known for principled leadership. You may do well running a business with a partner, and early trials in money matters can teach caution. Expect career themes to intensify during Jupiter or Saturn cycles that hit your 6th, 8th or 10th houses.

Love Life and Romantic Partners : Partnership First, Intensity After

With Sun and Venus in the 7th house from the Moon, relationships shape your story. You’re drawn to stable, loyal partners who share values and practical goals. Saturn and Pluto in the 8th house suggest that close relationships can trigger deep change — love feels intense and sometimes demanding.

If you’re male: your wife may be educated, possibly from a different state or culture, with language or teaching skills. She could work and bring independence into the marriage; you may need to accept her professional life even if it challenges your expectations.

If you’re female: your husband may come from an intellectual, communicative or technical background. He can be supportive and may belong to a large, traditional family. Expect times apart for work or travel early on.

In either case, early relationship tests are normal; they help you learn balance. Your partner will see you as responsible and intense — reliable in crisis, exacting in fairness. Learning to temper judgment with warmth keeps those bonds alive, and transits through the 7th and 8th houses will deepen or loosen these ties over time.

Areas of Improvement and Obstacles : Control, Temper, and Money Structure

Be blunt with yourself: you can be impatient, quick to judge, and prone to short temper when routines slip. Control issues around shared resources are likely — either you overmanage or you expect a partner to. Financial discipline may require formal structures (like separate accounts or joint plans) rather than relying on willpower. Confronting these blunt facts frees you to act differently.

Actionable Insights, Tips, Techniques, Tools and Strategies : Practical Moves

• Journal one judgment a day; write why you feel it to soften your reactions.
• Set three daily routines: wake time, meal, and 30-minute work block for focus.
• Practice negotiation scripts for tough talks — role-play with a friend.
• Use a shared financial plan if you enter partnerships; keep one separate savings account.
• Try therapy or attachment work to heal emotional patterns; revisit during Saturn/Pluto cycles.