Gate 46, Line 2 — Prima Donna

Full breakdown

There's a sense in you of your own particular quality — not arrogance, but an honest understanding that your body and your presence matter. You're not shy about being noticed when you feel the moment actually calls for it.

That attitude toward yourself gives you energy for life's stage in the broadest sense — performances, meetings, any situation where presence counts. People feel your confidence in your own form and are drawn toward that energy.

The risk is becoming so dependent on attention and recognition that your sense of self-worth collapses without them. Real self-confidence doesn't need constant applause — it holds up on its own, even with no audience at all.