The need to express yourself and demonstrate who you are is frustrated by your own unwarranted inhibition. Insecurity keeps you from acting and responding freely. It is as if part of you is watching over your shoulder, putting the brakes on your more spontaneous, playful self. This not only affects you in social settings and your work environment, but it also limits your creativity.

Try to express your creativity without judging the result. Trust yourself. See what happens when you let go and "work without a net."

At the same time, a need to define yourself and recognize your distinctive individuality drives you to distance yourself somewhat from those who have known you for many years. You seek the strength you need to become self-sufficient and complete. For too long you have allowed yourself to fit the expectations of others without establishing your own true identity. 