Most people who believe in constellations are girls. Is it because they are gullible?

Constellation theory is very popular now, and many white-collar college students like to use constellations to measure their feelings or give some signals to the development of interpersonal relationships around them.

Most of them are girls, not because they are gullible. I think the main reasons for this situation are as follows:

1. Girls' fantasies about love are more romantic.

The more I look forward to a happy marriage and love, the more I feel uneasy about the unknown, and I need some theories to help me analyze it. Girls yearn for romantic love and happy marriage.

As the saying goes, women are afraid of marrying the wrong person, men are afraid of entering the wrong line, and women's choice of the other half is just like men's choice of industry.

Girls are very cautious. So as far as I am concerned, I am willing to try more theories that can guide my actions.

2. Girls are shy and passive about interpersonal relationships.

Although men and women are equal in modern society, most girls are introverted and reserved because of the natural differences between the sexes.

They can't completely control the interpersonal relationship around them through active, enthusiastic and positive communication and trial and error. So we need to have some theories to practice.

The emergence of constellation theory just meets the needs of girls, so it is particularly popular. They also know that all this is just entertainment, for their own reference only, and their fate is still in their own hands.

Fate is illusory, but it can also be used to describe the wonderful connection between two people. Who can say that fate is used to deceive people?