{Question-and-Answer method: Gender Orientation* [continued (4)]}[12th January 1988]

[Redbook4:310-311][19880112:1805d]{Question-and-Answer method: Gender Orientation* [continued (4)]}[12th January 1988]

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Taking another actual or fictional example: a woman, also Gemini (so [the answers to questions]* (1) and (a)[(1)] and (b)(1) [sic] are as above),** but finding herself in the 'Diana' position (U~-M~) discussed earlier,*** on the Outer Circle.

The questions* are easier to answer:

	[(1)]	(Long term outlook)		[(2)]	(Short-term outlook)
	(1)	A~-J~ (Female)		(2)	M~-U~ (Male)
****	(a)	M~ (Male World)	– Motivation –	(a)	M~ (Male World)#
****	(b)	G~ (Female World)	– Targets or Goals –	(b)	G~ (Female World)#
	(c)	A~ – Distraction, Manufactoral	– Means or Effect –	(c)	(c) A~ Distraction, Manufactoral.#

(All Outer Circle, of course.)

This is, as it happens, spot-on to the lady I have in mind, but the fact that I have her in mind may of course be why it is spot-on.

Having made this claim, I have to confess that had the targets or goals been male world and the motivation female, I might well have made it just the same. But if we use the original terms* – male 'drive' and female 'draw', and remember that this involves the manufactoral distraction rather than the cerebral attraction, this reading certainly has the advantage. Presumably, being at M~-U~, in Dianas the male drive is predominant over the female draw (There are not many female hunters, even now). #*

*[See [Redbook4:308-311][1988012:1805]{Question-and-Answer method: Gender Orientation}[12th January 1988] ff, including footnotes]

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(1) Static position – Long-term outlook

(2) Dynamic position – Short-term outlook

(a) Who is driving? – Motivation

(b) Who is drawing? – Targets or Goals

(c) What are the Principles? – Effect (or Means)

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**[See last previous entry.]

***[[Redbook4:296-298][19880109:0947e]{Birth dates [continued (5)] – Great is Diana}[9th January 1988]ff]

****(Ignoring other influences, e.g. A~)

#[Sic – the repetition in (a), (b) and (c) is as in the ms.]

#*[Foxhunters???]

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