You've been putting other people's needs and feelings for too long now and it is time to make yourself a priority. That's why, if you are having fun and someone tells you to act your age, ignore them. Are you single? You could get a strong impression that someone you meet at a party or gathering is holding a torch for you.

Be prepared to have to delve more deeply into a proposition before making a big commitment. Plans for the future are being considered but are you being told everything you need to know to make an informed choice in the hope of avoiding any potential pitfalls that may be lurking in the background.

Think before you speak. It will be tempting to give an honest answer when someone asks for your views or opinion. What you have to say is something they don't want to hear and your response could upset them more than they realise. Choose your words carefully to soften the blow.

Responsibilities have been heavy and this has given you little chance to socialise. Arrange to meet up with an old friend if you are feeling lonely. Share a happy memory or two if your social skills feel a little rusty. The conversation will soon start to flow. New friends can be made once you start getting out more.

A friend or workmate is looking for help in a subject you have a lot of experience in. Once you get involved, this could be time-consuming as they may expect guidance every step of the way. The question is: how much help are you willing and able to give? Do you really have the time?

A growing feeling of irritability could be a problem to deal with. You don't want to feel angry with someone but they have let you down a few times and their excuses for having done so again are feeble. It is becoming increasingly obvious they are never going to be very reliable.

You have a number of ideas you could be working on and you are working on them inside your head but putting them into practice isn't as easy. Your staying power could be sadly lacking and the moment something goes wrong, you will want to give up and move on to other plans. Not a great way to make progress.

Everything seems so unclear when efforts you are making to get a new project underway seem to go nowhere. There is no structure in your team, no real guidance and no one has a clue about what they are doing. You might do better by taking yourself off and getting on with it on your own.

Views you have about a religious or cultural matter will have a lot to do with religious and social experiences instilled from your childhood. This will be brought home to you during an interesting conversation when you will be looking at some situations through other people's eyes.

You're looking inside for answers to problems that aren't easily resolved. Over-analysing your feelings will only make you feel more restless, confused and uncertain. Why not join in a sports event, community project or fundraising exercise to take your mind off your personal concerns?

A mental or creative block could prevent you from getting on with a project you had hoped to complete today. You just can't seem to work as quickly as you had hoped. It could be that you have been expecting too much from yourself. Joining forces with a talented friend is one way to overcome this problem.

Anything that calls for imagination and creativity will get your vote. It will feel good to be able to share your skills with others. In addition to this, no matter how experienced you happen to be, you can still learn a lot from studying other people's methods and listening to their suggestions.