Moon through signs (youtube KRS astrology)
totally how I am... but Venus Conj my moon... so when he talks about Venus 12 house... or Pisces it is again... amped up...
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Moon in the Twelfth House
You are rather unwilling to talk about your feelings with others, because you feel that they won't understand you or won't think well of you. Often you feel that no one should see the real you, but that is not true.
You have a great need for emotional security, but you often feel you won't get it. But even though it is difficult for you to trust people on an emotional level, you do like to help others. You may pretend that you are not really generous and helpful, but in fact you are.
Often this position means that you like to fantasize and daydream.
-heather
You are rather unwilling to talk about your feelings with others, because you feel that they won't understand you or won't think well of you. Often you feel that no one should see the real you, but that is not true.
You have a great need for emotional security, but you often feel you won't get it. But even though it is difficult for you to trust people on an emotional level, you do like to help others. You may pretend that you are not really generous and helpful, but in fact you are.
Often this position means that you like to fantasize and daydream.
-heather
I??m an Aries woman and I dated a Pisces man for 2 years.
I was young, in high school, and hated the world (oh teenaged angst), so I escaped with him to his imaginary world. I remember we had very little conflicts???we couldn??t bear to fight with each other???and were like a dynamic duo. I had his back and he had mine. We hardly ever expressed our feelings to each other verbally, but through actions and deeds. Unfortunately, the older I got, the less I wanted to live in ???Lala Land?? and he wasn??t willing to face reality with me. I left him behind.
We??re still very good platonic friends. I know I can go back to him and it will be like I never left, but that??s the problem???he??s exactly where I left him. It depresses me to see him going nowhere.
My mother was born in the same week as him, and she??s perpetually stuck at 16-years-old. I??m not sure if this is a common Pisces problem or just a coincidence??_ But anyway, she dislikes confrontations too, and prefers to live in her own little world than deal with real issues and consequences. I??ve never learned the secret to getting through to them.
I was young, in high school, and hated the world (oh teenaged angst), so I escaped with him to his imaginary world. I remember we had very little conflicts???we couldn??t bear to fight with each other???and were like a dynamic duo. I had his back and he had mine. We hardly ever expressed our feelings to each other verbally, but through actions and deeds. Unfortunately, the older I got, the less I wanted to live in ???Lala Land?? and he wasn??t willing to face reality with me. I left him behind.
We??re still very good platonic friends. I know I can go back to him and it will be like I never left, but that??s the problem???he??s exactly where I left him. It depresses me to see him going nowhere.
My mother was born in the same week as him, and she??s perpetually stuck at 16-years-old. I??m not sure if this is a common Pisces problem or just a coincidence??_ But anyway, she dislikes confrontations too, and prefers to live in her own little world than deal with real issues and consequences. I??ve never learned the secret to getting through to them.
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My cancer ex wasn't possessive or clingy at all. He didn't care what I did. He didn't need an update or a text or wonder where I was or who I was with. He lost track of time and days. He was so much in his head and his emotions. Id tell him anyway though. I like to check in.
He only showed jealousy a few times. He'd get insecure sometimes when we were out and smoother me with affection. I wasn't complaining though. I loved those days.
He only showed jealousy a few times. He'd get insecure sometimes when we were out and smoother me with affection. I wasn't complaining though. I loved those days.
Posted by thescepter
ok i'll do mine.
Noice, luuurve that tropical poolside garden feel...
Posted by Sn1p3r187
Have a character that is sweet, shy, very reserved in temperament. But when it comes to their job, they're the best at it, they're basically superman at their job. But they don't brag about their job or say anything about it for that matter. They wouldn't do it because the want to, but because they're told to and they want to service someone. And, they never talk unless someone spoke to them first. It kinda had me thinking it would be a Water sign or something like that, but I'm in doubt about that. What do you think?
This actually describes my female leo boss. She is quite reserved.
When one burns one's bridges, what a very nice fire it makes. -Dylan Thomas
Posted by justagirl
Not being offense but Cancers are too moody to fit this. Someone would say something or look at them wrong and that's itWas engaged to one & they are MOOOOOOODY!
I thought of Virgo or a Cappie.
You call it moody, I call it bipolar lol. This is a tough one, I would say maybe a *good* pisces. There are more than one kind
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Posted by Jahlia
Dry-Run Question #4: Time to get serious. What is your opinion on "No Fault" Divorce? This is an open-ended question that requires a serious answer. Thank you...
If I'm going to be honest here I have mixed feelings about it. On one hand it irritates me quite a bit because it allows marriages to be broken up without either party doing something wrong. Marriage, is serious business, it's not a game that you can quit if you suddenly decide that it isn't fun anymore. If you don't love someone, don't marry them. If problems arise down the road, work through them, go to counseling, talk about your issues with each other. If that fails, then divorce, but don't divorce when your husband/or wife hasn't done anything wrong.
Not the say that he/she hasn't done something wrong in any of these cases, however the fact that it enables to divorces where a party is not at fault does not sit well with me.
Also, the very fact that it does not require evidence doesn't sit well with me either. In the case of someone attempting to blame their partner's actions for the divorce-"no fault divorce" is accepting unconfirmed statements of wrongdoings, which is far from a smart thing to do. People are liars, they lie, they're unreliable and yet....we take their word for it? If I'm going to be honest though, I'm not fond of most things that aren't validated.
On the other hand, giving people who don't want to be married-can prevent cheating. If the option to just dissolve the marriage is there, then less cheating can occur. Plus I don't believe in forcing people to do something that they don't want to do(with exceptions of course)-especially in their personal lives. It may be true that they shouldn't have gotten married in the first place, but who am I to tell them not to take advantage of the 'no fault' divorce law?
I'm apathetic to people who utilize the "No fault divorce' law, because I believe in 'to each his own'-what another person does is not my business.
Rationality: 8/10
This could have been a 10 but there was a mild lack of conviction behind your reasoning.
Originality: 6/10
Creativity: 5/10
Average Score: 6.3
Additional Points: 0
Final Score for Question #4:
6/10