I feel like i was born in the wrong family.
Posted by s4ndPosted by ThePiscesPrincessPosted by s4nd
air and fire? you're a PRINCE lulz!
Yes i'm a Princess with Air & Fire dominant in my chart, you got a problem with that?
Anyways , i just feel like i was made to be born in the wrong family. I feel repressed around them too, i feel like i can't express myself freely around them, in fact i wanted to live in ymca, the only reason i'm here was because my mom begged me to stay for like a week .
what if i do?
what's your 4th house? i didn't catch ur ascendant. that signifies home life.
u should stay sheltered. ymca is no buckingham palace either.click to expand
I'll just post my 2 charts:
This one: http://interactive.0800-horoscope.com/cgi-bin/graphic/daisy13?x=720name=Hannie&firstname=&birthplace=Bruxelles&lang=en&sex=f&dformat=0&date=2/20/1997&time=20:45&country=32&state=0&adjust=-1.00&long=-4.20&lat=50.50
That one:
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CRASH!
He's still in love with another woman
SEE, TOLD YA!
*sigh*
He's still in love with another woman
SEE, TOLD YA!
*sigh*
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He still want's to see me, BUT if his lost love comes walking back into his life he doesn't know what he would do.
I don't know what to do now! I'm sitting here crying over some guy I hardly know really, a man who seemed so wonderful on the surface yet it still hung up on some woman he hasn't even spoken to in over a year (she got married).
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Damn I hated that song...although singing it in karaoke got me laid back in the day. lol
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They arrived in Britain with badly needed skills, a willingness to work and the hope of a better standard of living.
It was after the war and when thousands of people were leaving Great Britain for Australia; New Zealand; South Africa and Canada, so Britain urgently needed labour, especially to clean the hospitals, run the buses and to help rebuild Britain.
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