Where's my Pisces Mooners?
Messy in private, but when company comes over you could eat off any surface in the house when I'm done cleaning up for their arrival.
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Posted by M
We are undoubtedly the best sign in the zodiac. With a tremendous set of unbelievable qualities and capabilities, a predisposition to some other fantabulous sign placements (mainly Pisces/Aqua/Sag/scorp) we are nigh invincible. We are the only thing that holds ourselves back. It's insane how much we fill the role of our own kryptonite.
Do you think the "perfectionism" stems from satisfaction or something more? Like the work itself as you were going into. Is it that you wouldn;t be happy with it and that;s the thing or would you think the work itself needs to the best it can and so you doubt yourself?
These are the questions
I definitely don't see your questions as a personal attack (re: other post) - far from it! I've been lurking a long(ish) time, but it takes certain discussions to lure me out. And I'm grateful for that.
I think this anecdote might illustrate something about the "perfectionism" (it does to me, 13 years on, and I apologise for the egocentric waffling - I'm on my fifth pint of Becks :\):
At 19, I walked into college (in the UK, so it's different from the US), and I was a professional dancer and a gigging/recording musician at the time. I went in for the music tech course. I looked around, the musos looked seriously cool and on top of their shit (in my ultra-insecure 19 year old eyes). I was finally called in to a room after ruminating on what I was going to do and how intimidated I felt by them all, not to mention what I felt I was capable of... and I walked out signed on to study dance. Again. I was just way too intimidated to invest in the thing I loved (and eventually grew the balls to study at university) because the option of failure was far, far too much to handle. I couldn't face being anything less than immaculate in my chosen field, which is, with hindsight, utterly ridiculous. How the hell do you learn, FFS? I still have problems "networking" and promoting my work as a musician/sound artist... and it really is because I don't think I (as I see me) could ever compete with the great talent around... some of whom have sited my work as an influence, but even that hasn't helped (I just think, "silly English bird who fucks about recording underwater on your influences makes you sound edgy. GG, champ"). I'm possibly a poster statement for insecurity maybe, but I do see that and I'm being (uncomfortably) honest.
My girlfriend told me she had this crazy dream where she gave birth in a hospital, when suddenly there was a massive storm. Everything turned dark and the wind blew down the walls, so we witnessed the storm, though we were all fine and not getting blown away, wet yes but otherwise we were ok. After the twins were born, the sun rose out of the clouds and the storm just disappeared, light shining down on us.
Just curious to what you guy's might think this means.
She's a Pisces, I'm an Aqua.
She told me this while we dated... we aren't together anymore but had a long 3 1/2 relationship where we used to talk about the future and children a lot and did really love each other.
Just curious to what you guy's might think this means.
She's a Pisces, I'm an Aqua.
She told me this while we dated... we aren't together anymore but had a long 3 1/2 relationship where we used to talk about the future and children a lot and did really love each other.
So, If you have lived both sides of the coin....Which do/did you find more appealing, more satisfying, better suiting to your personality & life style ....I have always just assumed there is only one answer....& there is, but its mine! Ive recently had the opportunity to discuss w/both male & female, married & single friends & family......Its what men sometimes refer to as a "virtuous woman"......and many women behave accordingy .....men say its what they are after aside from all the obvious that matter....chemistry, compatibility, communication etc....The virtuous woman....My bestie, my cousin & male swears on "virtue over @# $ $ &" male mind-set, he actively almost on the daily is on the pursuit for that one "special" person yet is constantly chasing the "funnn girl"......I initially thought it was just the one thing he was after until he's fallen head over heels in love with the fun ones & forgets all about his virtuous mumbojumbo!......what is it that matters most to you? To the women....Not everyone is seeking that one on one relationship...now a days with careers and full schedules the two month flings are perfectly suitable to your life style ....whic of the two better suits you? Dont forget to post your sign, sex & reason.....humor some of us!
Yes aries and My virgo friend gets very loud and obnoxious in public it makes me cringe. I used to go off on any and everyone when I was younger, now I just dont care and I am so mellow now that it takes alot for me to go off. My virgo is friendly and loud but still loud and it does embarrass me sometimes.
Posted by M
Do you think the "perfectionism" stems from satisfaction or something more? Like the work itself as you were going into. Is it that you wouldn;t be happy with it and that;s the thing or would you think the work itself needs to the best it can and so you doubt yourself?
These are the questions
My short answer to those questions:
Yes, the work has to be the best. Utterly flawless. And it never could be, even if it miraculously were, as personally, I'd never see anything I created to be of an acceptable standard (ie. perfect). So i think personal satisfaction for me is impossible at this point in time. The future could be very different, but for now... no.
I should add that I don't impress any such standards on other people's work. Hell, I go to Skat Injector gigs (Google if you like, but be advised... it's atrocious. They won't even mind me saying that).
fakhir butt sounds gay or at least gay activity. Lmao. Gay lord
I am a girl... lol. Kinda boyish in clothing and how I carry myself. But I understand I am a woman and you can tell when you look at me. But I have knowledge or a vibe that's carried with males... Here's my take.
In my immediate family, my dad is the only male figure; I have my mom and 2 younger sisters. Being the oldest, my dad always had me help him with the work around the house. He's a carpenter, a handy man, so he always is out fixing the house or the cars. So he would always have me help, because I was the eldest and I guess to teach me to be a strong independent woman. So with that, I kinda grew up being a tomboy, and, well, just being more boyish. It's a little funny being able to go to some guys and say I can do this this and that. Haha.
However, he also has a bad temper and a bit of an alcohol problem. So I developed a bit of a temper from him too. Though I don't go crazy and explode yelling at everyone, very very few things just get me ticked, but I hide it and keep it all in my head. I also grew a hate with him and alcohol... Gah pisses me off everytime.
Overall, I think he really played a role as to who I am today.
My dad is the eldest of four brothers, my mom grew up with 2, she being the only female child (as well as the middle kid). So right away I have 6 blood related uncles. Out of my generation of kids, I'm the eldest on my mother's side, while the 2nd (by 2 months, but also the 1st girl) on my dads'. So the guys always took care of me. And because my elder cousin was a boy, they would always play football or skateboard and play video games and being crazy. And since we were just a few months apart, we were always together and of course I would join them and play around. I never had much of female roles in my childhood besides my mom and grandmothers. My aunts we're either hard to see, both because they just never came around and because most of my uncles are just barely getting married or in serious relationships.
So in a way, I guess having a lot of males does tune up aggressiveness, or just masculinity that's beyond genetics, such as personality.
This is the biggest reply I ever did...ever... lol
In my immediate family, my dad is the only male figure; I have my mom and 2 younger sisters. Being the oldest, my dad always had me help him with the work around the house. He's a carpenter, a handy man, so he always is out fixing the house or the cars. So he would always have me help, because I was the eldest and I guess to teach me to be a strong independent woman. So with that, I kinda grew up being a tomboy, and, well, just being more boyish. It's a little funny being able to go to some guys and say I can do this this and that. Haha.
However, he also has a bad temper and a bit of an alcohol problem. So I developed a bit of a temper from him too. Though I don't go crazy and explode yelling at everyone, very very few things just get me ticked, but I hide it and keep it all in my head. I also grew a hate with him and alcohol... Gah pisses me off everytime.
Overall, I think he really played a role as to who I am today.
My dad is the eldest of four brothers, my mom grew up with 2, she being the only female child (as well as the middle kid). So right away I have 6 blood related uncles. Out of my generation of kids, I'm the eldest on my mother's side, while the 2nd (by 2 months, but also the 1st girl) on my dads'. So the guys always took care of me. And because my elder cousin was a boy, they would always play football or skateboard and play video games and being crazy. And since we were just a few months apart, we were always together and of course I would join them and play around. I never had much of female roles in my childhood besides my mom and grandmothers. My aunts we're either hard to see, both because they just never came around and because most of my uncles are just barely getting married or in serious relationships.
So in a way, I guess having a lot of males does tune up aggressiveness, or just masculinity that's beyond genetics, such as personality.
This is the biggest reply I ever did...ever... lol
I also had a lot of guy friends growing up... I'm not sure why lol.
this above statement. On the case with paula zahn and aphrodite jones, omg- i love those two shows. I get la petit mort every time i watch them.
I am a Gemini with an Aries moon that is squared by Mercury. I am very much a beginner when it comes to astrology, so forgive me if this is a naive question, but what do you think of the fact that my moon is blocked by the planet that governs my sun?