Intimate relationships are the arena in which Elvis Presley plumbs the depths of which he is capable. He could fall intensely and fanatically in love and be obsessive, extraordinarily jealous, or deeply involved with partners who are. Presley will experience both heaven and hell in his closest relationships. There is undoubtedly a peculiarly karmic, fated quality to these relationships which, though difficult, will teach Elvis Presley things about himself and about love that he could learn in no other way. Often Elvis Presley will enter relationships which he knows rationally will be very difficult but, which he nevertheless cannot resist. However, Elvis needs not berate himself for these bad choices but rather learn what he can from them.

His love feelings are easily aroused and his romantic relationships begin with a sudden electric attraction, but they often end abruptly, and Presley may have been in and out of love relationships for his entier life. Elvis Presley craves emotional excitement and he needs to feel spontaneous and free, so he may avoid making firm personal commitments. Unusual or nontraditional forms of love and relationships appeal to Presley, and he is attracted to unique, creative, or unstable people. Also, being tremendously romantic make Elvis often fall in love with love.

Elvis Presley often makes decisions solely for emotional or personal reasons, because something feels right or because he has always done it a certain way and he is uncomfortable changing it. Even when he thinks that he is being rational, his prejudices, intuitions, and feelings influence his thoughts a great deal.

He is a gentle, poetic soul and has a great love and affinity for music. Because many of his feelings are nebulous and vague and he cannot easily verbalize how he experiences life, music seems a natural language for him.

For Elvis, caring and affection must be expressed tangibly, and he loves giving and receiving gifts. Elvis values luxury, comfort, and elegance very highly and appreciates beautiful things. He can be self-indulgent and extravagant. Being overly possessive of people he loves and of his belongings is something Elvis Presley needs to beware of.

Often serious and emotionally reserved, Elvis withdraws from people altogether. At times, even when Elvis Presley is with people, he feels lonely or isolated. Learning to appreciate his own company and to find satisfying solitary activities is essential to Elvis' emotional well-being. He may also be attracted to persons older than him, someone who is emotionally mature and reliable and who can provide the security Elvis desires.

Tenderhearted and sympathetic to an unusual degree, Elvis Presley has an understanding of other people's feelings and needs which borders on being telepathic. He has also good psychological insight into others. Elvis Presley is extremely compassionate and cannot bear to see any fellow creature, be it human or animal, suffer. Because of his kindness, people in pain or confusion are drawn to Presley for help, which he readily gives, but sometimes Presley's soft-heartedness is taken advantage of. Elvis is comfortable talking about feelings and personal subjects, and sharing confidences, which enables others to express their own inner feelings with him as well.