If Netflix did a docuseries on a Libra ♎️ 🎬

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The video taps into a popular cultural interest in astrology and zodiac signs, presenting relatable personality traits in a humorous and engaging way. The creator's conversational style and direct address to the audience create a sense of connection and encourage viewer interaction.

Summary

The creator discusses the traits of Libras, particularly their desire to please everyone, which can lead to them neglecting their own needs. They also touch on their tendency to play devil's advocate and their indecisiveness when making important choices.

Structure

1Introduction to the Libra docuseries concept
2Reflecting on past statements and avoiding making things a big deal
3Discussing the trait of keeping everyone happy at one's own expense
4Identifying the toxic trait of chasing potential and playing devil's advocate
5Explaining indecisiveness as a reluctance to make the wrong call
6Concluding with a question about how their answers are perceived

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If Netflix did a docuseries on a Libra ♎️ 🎬

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Libra ♎️ just want everybody to be happy. So sweet #netflix #libra #libraseason♎️ #comedy #zodiac

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Transcript

Wait, wait, can we start over? I don't think that take to both sides of the story. I almost said no to doing this, but I didn't want to make it a whole thing. Don't make your lack of urgency, my emergency. By unbothered, I mean clearly bothered, but whatever. I just say the quiet parts out loud. I'm still thinking about something I said last week. Oh, I shouldn't have said that. Anyways, next question. I learned early on that everybody happy means putting myself last. I'm still working on that. My toxic trait is sometimes I do chase potential. I play devil's advocate sport. I don't argue, I negotiate. I'm not indecisive. I just don't like making the wrong call. I've been thinking about what you said for three weeks now. Can we get a second opinion on how my answers are coming across?