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You A Goat? (Capricorn)


 How do you know if you or a loved one are actually a goat? I know. This is a difficult thing to face, to admit; but sometimes honestly gets us really far in life. 

Goats can be found everywhere. That's because goats live everywhere. We all know that some of us are goats, but we never want to admit that it could be us or someone we love. After all, how could being a goat hit so close to home? It only happens to others, but never to us.

WRONG.

You might be a goat if you were born between December 22nd and January 20th, and you might be unaware, but others will definitely know and talk behind your back.

Don't let that get to you. People will talk smack about anyone who they don't like, and nobody likes anybody. An optimistic Capricorn would look at life from the bright side: we're all living beings and we all want to love and to be loved. And guess what? There's somebody out there for everyone! 

Whenever you let those who spend time gossiping and spreading rumors hold you down, you're siding with the enemy and betraying yourself. Never look back at nasty people, whether or not you are The Goat. Chances are, you are the MVP, and there's nothing anyone can do to stop you. You are unstoppable. You are The Goat. 




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