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Rogue of Life: One who Invites Theft of Life or one who Invites Theft through Life

Rogues have problems coping with their Aspect or their supposed lack of it. They think they can’t actually handle it, causing them to give it up too easily. Their challenge is to come to terms with their Aspect and own it

A Rogue of Life would have problems coping with restrictions, options, temptations and luxuries. They might feel like they are unable to make a decision between all their different temptations. They might believe that they are unable to handle their cravings appropriately or that they’d overindulge. They have problems coping also with rejecting those luxuries and options, because they do want them, they just feel undeserving of them. They feel very conflicted on how to handle temptations and as a result may just give them away to others so they won’t have to think about it or deal with it. They may have trouble coping with a lack of recklessness and domination, or in other words, from a lack of an ability to go after what they want from life.

They may have problems coping with a lack of energy and activity, maybe caused by a lack of food or a lack of want of food. Maybe they feel that if they go after the things that they want, then someone else might not be able to, so they avoid anything that’s a competition, after all, if they win, someone loses. Rogues of Life seem likely to be ones to give up or avoid food or certain activities so others might enjoy it or have some. They might decide they want a pet really bad because they don’t have one, but then think they don’t deserve or it can’t handle one, and so give it away or avoid pet shops. When they rise to their challenge, they have to learn to take their Aspect for themselves, to learn to be comfortable with what they want and desire in Life, and stop seeing it as a kind of unobtainable lost cause.

A Rogue of Life should learn to be dominating and reckless, to go after what they want and not just run away from it. They should be able to chase after their cravings and temptations and recognize it’s not a bad thing to want things. Maybe they will get a pet, they can handle it, and they will eat at McDonalds or nothing but fast food for a day, it’s okay to indulge yourself. They will eventually think and feel it’s okay to feel optimistic about things and have more energy and do more activities that they want to do. They will engage in competitions and enjoy the win that they earn without worrying about crushing other people underfoot. They need to survive too ya know.