This combination could give forthright direction to a wide variety of projects: Gemini IIs and Libra-Scorpios do well as a leadership team in clubs, schools and artistic or business enterprises The emphasis of their relationship is generally less on Their interactions with each other than on their joint impact on the world around them. These two have critical and verbal skills that meld, and working together they are likely to be able to achieve great success in publishing, journalism, teaching, work involving languages translation, and perhaps politics or law. Given the relationship''s leadership qualities, however, getting struck together in a stuffy, boring or academic pursuit would be immensely frustrating. The Gemini 11-Libra-Scorpio team must use their talents to convince, to stimulate and ultimately to lead others to high achievement, be it in more popular or more esoteric spheres. Another danger here is that the pair will lose their broad vision, feel unappreciated and retreat into a narrow circle of admirers, preaching to the converted They do bar together, in fact, when capable skeptics disagree with them and put up some real resistance, challenging them and provoking them to higher expression.
Friendships, love affairs and marriages are all possible between these two, but these relationships will almost always emphasize issues greater than the partners'' personal feelings for each other. Should external outlets for their leadership energies be denied or unavailable, frustration will often result, and the relationship''s energies will turn inward—potentially quite a destructive outcome.
Grandparents in this combination can set the tone for a family over two, three of perhaps more generations. Their forceful attitudes will bring forth feelings of pride and dedication in their children and grandchildren. A sibling duo, particularly of the same sex, may also be extremely influential in determining a family’s social and financial direction. Care must be taken not to trample on the feelings of more sensitive and passive family members, for whom personal development has greater importance.