Astra

      That is very original and rare name invented obviously by a person deeply in love with this autumn and plain flower - an aster.
     The character of Astra is very controversial - she is short-tempered, arrogant and malicious. She easily falls in love and is surrounded by a number of admirers but she gets married late. She does not know how to adjust and always speaks what she thinks however is very susceptible to outside influence.
     Astra wears her heart on her sleeve and if she has trouble she is not able to hide her feelings and passes her mood and anxiety to the people around her.
     Astra is very live and agile and cannot stand slow couches. She carries everything through.
     She is a hospitable housewife and loves pets. Astra has many friends but she can easily sever relationship even with her bosom friend. She cannot see eye to eye with her mother-in-law.
     Astra is somewhat exalte and loves astrology and predictions. She is capable of going to a fortune teller to find out about her future. Astra loves traveling.

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