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Che Guevarain Relationships
Even-tempered and peace loving, he is not easily ruffled and is rarely given to emotional displays. Che Guevara has a calming effect on more high-strung or volatile people, and an emotional steadiness that others find soothing. Though gentle and not easily provoked, Ernesto de la Serna is tremendously stubborn and resists any change that requires an emotional adjustment, such as changes in his home life or marriage.

Che Guevara seeks security and loyalty in love relationships, is extremely devoted to his loved ones and provides a warm, nurturing atmosphere for them. However, Ernesto de la Serna tends to cling to others and prevent them from changing.

A great deal of physical affection, closeness and touching is crucial to Che Guevara's well-being, and he has a tendency to overindulge in sensual comforts and pleasures. At times Che Guevara substitutes food for emotional comfort and love.

Che Guevara has a soft exterior and tends to relate very personally and sympathetically to other people. However, Che Guevara sometimes lets his emotions overpower his reasoning and logic, and consequently he is sometimes biased in his opinions. Che Guevara is impressionable and rather gentle, or at least that is the way he appears. His feelings are on the surface and Che Guevara cannot hide his emotions.

He is tolerant and forgiving and always ready to overlook mistakes and give others a second chance. Che Guevara expects, and draws out, the best from people and he enjoys making others comfortable and happy. Because of his emotional generosity, his life is rich with friends, and often financial blessings as well.

In a love relationship, Che Guevara is more interested in the person's sense of humor and intelligence than in her physique. Che Guevara likes a partner who is mentally alive and keeps him guessing and Che Guevara becomes restless and bored with someone who never asks questions, changes or surprises him. It is very important to Che Guevara's happiness to talk, share ideas, go places together and learn new things together. Che Guevara needs ample social stimulation, is somewhat of a flirt, and likes to have many friends of both sexes. Ernesto de la Serna finds a possessive, jealous partner very stifling.

For Che Guevara, caring and affection must be expressed tangibly, and he loves giving and receiving gifts. Che Guevara values luxury, comfort, and elegance very highly and appreciates beautiful things. He can be self-indulgent and extravagant. Being overly possessive of people he loves and of his belongings is something Che Guevara needs to beware of.

Che Guevara has a great rapport with the opposite sex, and love relationships, romance, and passion are absolutely vital to his well-being. It is rare for Che Guevara to go very long without an intimate companion. The physical component of relationships is also very important to Ernesto de la Serna. Artistic creations and projects are another way for Che Guevara to channel his passion.

Feelings of loneliness, extreme shyness and/or the fear of rejection plague Che Guevara and may well inhibit him from expressing warmth and affection in an open way. Denying himself pleasure, comfort, and "nice things" due to feelings of unworthiness can also limit the joy Che Guevara allows himself. Heartache and a loss of love in his life - perhaps while quite young - will serve to either close his heart to love or cause him to deeply cherish the friends and love he receives from others. The saying that "true love is hard to find" is certainly true for Che Guevara, but he will value it tremendously when it does come into his life.

The feeling that "there is not enough for me" may cause him to be very frugal and stingy with money as well.

Che Guevara is extremely sensitive to his surroundings and could feel highly elated one minute and quite down the next. Ernesto de la Serna tends to avoid the truth about himself and his relationships and could have some strange or peculiar experiences in love relationships.