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The twelve Animal Signs
for Women
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Tiger woman
Her productive capacities
With regard to professional abilities and preferences, there are much more similarities between the Tiger man and the Tiger woman than between the male and female natives of all the other signs. In other words, the Tiger woman is practically equivalent to and interchangeable with her masculine counterpart as far as productive capacities are concerned.
This woman is perfectly capable of doing all jobs normally reserved to men; she can be as efficient as any of them. Works that are exacting, tiresome or dangerous do not frighten her in the least, and those that require intelligence and a highly synthetic mind suit her well. She is able to assume important responsibilities and has all the qualities necessary to a position of command.
She can do well in all professions of an altruistic nature as she needs to devote herself and be useful to others, contrary to her Tiger brother who is essentially egoistic. This is a most conscientious physician, surgeon, dentist, psychologist or social worker, more interested in relieving pains and sufferings than in making money.
As she likes human contacts and wants to be continually on the move, she enjoys being a public relations officer, air hostess, travel agent, journalist or sales representative. Her acute sense of justice and equity may incite her to take up a legal profession.
The fields of endeavor that appeal most to her are unquestionably the ones that allow her to protest and fight for she is profoundly dissatisfied with the existing state of things on the one hand and needs to flex her muscles on the other hand. She militates vigorously within the ecologist movement. Trade-Union struggles also interest her to a very high degree. Politics may fascinate her - but only until the day when she discovers that it is mainly a dirty game, and then she will give it up altogether because she is neither cynical nor moved by self-interest. But it is with the Women's Liberation Movement that she can really show what stuff she is made from; she is tireless - and ferocious - in chastising misogynists of all kinds and battling for the recognition of women's equality of rights with men.
It should be made clear that it is in the Tiger woman's interest to pursue a career which offers sufficient scope and challenge and absorbs most of her time and forces. Failing this, she may use her overflowing energy perversely and even dangerously. Unlike the Buffalo woman, the Tiger-born female is decidedly not the type to run the home on a full-time basis.
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