Pig

The Pig values emotional connection and may be deeply committed to their partners.
They may struggle with trust issues and may need time to build trust and feel secure.
Pigs are most compatible with the Rabbit, Sheep, and Tiger. They are least compatible with the Snake, Monkey, and Pig.

The Pig is kind and compassionate, making them well-suited for careers in healthcare, counseling, or social work.
They may also be drawn to careers in the arts or hospitality, where they can use their love of indulgence and luxury to create enjoyable experiences.
Pigs thrive in environments that allow them to use their natural talents and abilities, and may struggle in roles that require too much discipline or structure.

Kind: The Pig is known for their kind and gentle nature, and may have a talent for making others feel at ease.
Honest: They value honesty and integrity, and may be unwilling to compromise their principles.
Generous: Pigs are generous and giving, and may be highly supportive of their friends and family.
Naive: They can be somewhat naive and may struggle with seeing the darker side of human nature.
Indulgent: Pigs enjoy the finer things in life and may struggle with moderation or self-control.
Laid-back: They have a relaxed and easy-going personality, and may prefer to avoid conflict or drama.

The Pig is kind and compassionate, with a natural talent for building strong and supportive relationships.
They are generous and giving, with a willingness to help others and share their resources.
Pigs have a relaxed and easy-going personality, with a talent for making others feel at ease.

The Pig can be somewhat naive and may struggle with seeing the darker side of human nature.
They may be prone to indulgence and may struggle with moderation or self-control.
Pigs may be too trusting and may struggle with setting boundaries or protecting themselves from harm.
They can be somewhat lazy and may struggle with motivation or drive.