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juniper iris 

A person known as an Iris is defined here as ” Very creative and will always be by your sometimes times lets her feelings get in her way. A good friend, sometimes has anger issues. Still great.“ A Juniper Iris is more daring, and Is more likely to be someone who “runs hot and cold’ to her friends, while swearing she’d take a bullet for them.

Mystics and Irises:
Irises mysticism bring the absolute best good-friend energy, but the wild surprises in an Iris does not always mesh well “Iris” person is affected by the person’s upbringing if grown under the Juniper.

“Under the Juniper “ affects the Iris’s carefree, friendly, daring and adventurous attitude.
It has a sense of entitlement, importance of creating boundaries and standing their ground.
Add that to society and you get drama. Juniper Irises bring impatience and mazes of boundaries to the personality.

Remember Juniper Irises can have anger issues? Juniper makes them territorial (people and things) stubborn and their anger long-lasting; quick to bear a grudge or misunderstand anything as a put-down. Enjoy the fun good times, but know what you’re getting into.

A Juniper a force to remember, dense structure lends itself best to creating barriers and reenforcing boundaries. The quick take is that Junipers bring territoriality and obscurity as well as their hotness to the mix.
Sam: Seriously, why don’t you just bring a Mary Beth to the cottage?

Dean: I *like* Juniper Irises. They’re wild and controlled.

Sam: You’ll need a walk the minute she stars lecturing us on rearranging the kitchen.
Dean: Yeah, but that extra crazy is GOOD crazy.
juniper iris by JackKeptGoingBack October 22, 2020
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