The young Libra doesn’t like conflicts at all, not even the small ones. When things seem wrong, they quickly step away, fearing the situation might escalate, and they’d be drawn into the conflict.
The fear of drama leads them to prefer people keeping their feelings hidden. They’re afraid to express their own emotions, worried someone might misinterpret, sparking an unexpected conflict. When faced with a problem, they tend to hide and isolate themselves to avoid suffering.
Instead of confronting someone and getting into arguments, they choose to distance themselves.
This decision is partly because they understand their own tendencies – when provoked, the calm and peaceful exterior can give way to inner fury. While Libra may seem collected, losing control is something best avoided.
As Libra matures, they embrace justice and use their peaceful nature to mediate conflicts. Recognizing that peace requires justice and a common ground, they strive to be fair to everyone, avoiding harm.
Though expressing feelings, especially in the early stages of trust, remains a bit challenging, it’s an inherent trait of Libra’s identity.
Now, Libra isn’t afraid to speak candidly, even if it may lead to problems, because they’ve developed the skills to resolve them.
Libra’s open-mindedness extends to recognizing their mistakes, and they prioritize personal growth over dwelling on flaws.