John F. Kennedy have a certain amount of philosophy in John F. Kennedy's character but it lies dormant a good deal of the time. John F. Kennedy is large-hearted and sincere, though a trifle blunt. John F. Kennedy is somewhat proud and people who ponder to John F. Kennedy's vanity become John F. Kennedy's best friends.John F. Kennedy have high ideals which cannot be realised. When they fail, John F. Kennedy allow yourself to be considerably dejected. There is a streak of restlessness in John F. Kennedy which causes John F. Kennedy to cast aside an ideal before it has had sufficient time to mature. Consequently, John F. Kennedy do not attain the success in life, nor the happiness and comfort, that John F. Kennedy's qualities merit.John F. Kennedy know how to express John F. Kennedy's opinions in public and John F. Kennedy have a neat gift for being humorous. It follows that John F. Kennedy is credited by John F. Kennedy's friends as being jolly good company. Certainly John F. Kennedy is entertaining. John F. Kennedy's friends by the way, have considerable influence on John F. Kennedy and it is highly necessary that John F. Kennedy should chose them wisely and deliberately.John F. Kennedy's greatest failing is that John F. Kennedy is versatile and that John F. Kennedy's energies are directed into too many channels. Concentrate on fewer branches of work and pleasure, and John F. Kennedy will greatly benefit by the change.

John F. Kennedy is idealistic and inspiring to others, for John F. Kennedy have inherent spiritual faith. Extremely sensitive, John F. Kennedy is well liked - John F. Kennedy rarely hurt others' feeling. John F. Kennedy's happiness comes from the realisation that the difficulties of life are the lessons that John F. Kennedy have to learn to become a complete individual.

John F. Kennedy tend to be miserable in many ways because John F. Kennedy is afraid to tell people how John F. Kennedy feel about them. Thus, John F. Kennedy build up hostility. Start immediately to say what is on John F. Kennedy's mind and John F. Kennedy will begin to find meaningful relationships with others.