The protagonist expresses frustration towards someone who confuses personal desires with a predetermined fate. This conflation suggests that the individual's changing needs are misrepresented as a cosmic plan, leading to irritation. The assertion "I want it, therefore... it's in the stars!" highlights a tendency to externalize personal wishes as if they were ordained by destiny.

This reflection reveals a complexity in how people interpret their ambitions and circumstances. It critiques the convenience of attributing one's aspirations to an abstract concept instead of acknowledging the active role one plays in shaping their own life. The notion of destiny becomes a convenient excuse for personal choices and evolving desires.