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Which Flower Are You?

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You are an Iris:

You are logical, analytical, dignified, and wise. You are studious by nature and may prefer books to people. You tend to be a serious person but are capable of making others laugh with your dry sense of humor. Friends always benefit from your advice.

Symbolism: Over the centuries the iris has come to symbolize faith, wisdom, hope, and promise in love.

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(@american-woman)
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RE: Which Flower Are You?

Half of these games I can't access at work -- darn blocks. These pictures are so pretty --

You are a Rose:

You are creative, sensual, passionate, and bold. You pour your heart into everything that you do. Alluring and gifted with strong sex appeal, you very easily draw people in with your animal magnetism.

Symbolsim: The rose has always been a flower heavily loaded with symbolism. In general it symbolizes desire, passion, beauty, and enchantment.


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(@cariadmon)
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RE: Which Flower Are You?

You are a Carnation:

You are friendly, energetic, cheerful, and bubbly. You love being around people. Outgoing and talkative, you rarely meet a stranger. Others feel at ease around you because of your playful nature.

Symbolism: In Victorian times carnations were given to show fascination with another. They also symbolize friendship and whimsicalness.


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(@row82)
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RE: Which Flower Are You?

You are a Carnation:

You are friendly, energetic, cheerful, and bubbly. You love being around people. Outgoing and talkative, you rarely meet a stranger. Others feel at ease around you because of your playful nature.

Symbolism: In Victorian times carnations were given to show fascination with another. They also symbolize friendship and whimsicalness.


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