I'll check in on you in a bit.
The come down off that stuff is going to be horrendous. You know that right?
The come down off that stuff is going to be horrendous. You know that right?
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"we're going to have baby soon, i let her know that hurt, in not a too serious tone but made my point, and got up and walked away. i was offended she'd say that, how dare she make fun of me like that."
is this true or was she making up a story?
"i try to give as much as i take in, but i can only help in the libra's boards, i can't pretend i know all the ins and outs of all the other signs. but when possible."
lol..i can totally relate..i am lost on the other boards!! i feel at home here. i like to read the pisces board to understand him better..but i can't give advise there...here i can.
without the pisces board, i would have been LOST in my relationship...they taught me how to look at things differently..a great asset i now apply in all my interactions, not just my romantic one.
I am TOTALLY in LOVE and it is mutual..we are talking about getting married. we are soul mates.
is this true or was she making up a story?
"i try to give as much as i take in, but i can only help in the libra's boards, i can't pretend i know all the ins and outs of all the other signs. but when possible."
lol..i can totally relate..i am lost on the other boards!! i feel at home here. i like to read the pisces board to understand him better..but i can't give advise there...here i can.
without the pisces board, i would have been LOST in my relationship...they taught me how to look at things differently..a great asset i now apply in all my interactions, not just my romantic one.
I am TOTALLY in LOVE and it is mutual..we are talking about getting married. we are soul mates.
I found it! her book 'the rising sign' actually reads as the sun signs itself, the sun sign characteristics of people in general, from reading her literature I get the impression that Gemini comes in at a close second in terms of charismatic force second to Scorpio; 'Scorpio Rising' 'Gemini Rising.'
sorry for the sexism in here, her book while its unusual, captivating and engaging is not without criticism - www.amazon.com//
one of her extrapolations on Geminian duality
"If he understands his true nature, it can be through this very restlessness that the Gemini rising learns and grows. In esoteric terms, the symbol of the twins is truly the duality of the human condition. Each man is both body and soul. When the inner adventure begins, the true integration occurs, the Gemini rising becomes one. The pull of the pair of polar opposites can be intense, causing the Gemini rising to swing rapidly like a pendulum, until he understands the necessity of bringing the spiritual and the mundane together within himself. His spiritual needs become as strong as his need to experience life. He finally learns how to provide himself with what he truely requires to become whole and fulfilled. He realizes that his true yearning and searching is for union with his inner self and higher self. His spiritual growh becomes profound. True integration means never being bored again."
sorry for the sexism in here, her book while its unusual, captivating and engaging is not without criticism - www.amazon.com//
one of her extrapolations on Geminian duality
"If he understands his true nature, it can be through this very restlessness that the Gemini rising learns and grows. In esoteric terms, the symbol of the twins is truly the duality of the human condition. Each man is both body and soul. When the inner adventure begins, the true integration occurs, the Gemini rising becomes one. The pull of the pair of polar opposites can be intense, causing the Gemini rising to swing rapidly like a pendulum, until he understands the necessity of bringing the spiritual and the mundane together within himself. His spiritual needs become as strong as his need to experience life. He finally learns how to provide himself with what he truely requires to become whole and fulfilled. He realizes that his true yearning and searching is for union with his inner self and higher self. His spiritual growh becomes profound. True integration means never being bored again."
Hmmm...quite insightful ...Gfox.
if a cancer woman is in love you will know it...we say it..and mean it. we say it often..and you can see it in our eyes. cancer emotions are written all over our faces..we can't hide the way we feel about anything. we look for love in return. we need to hear it back and often. if we feel insecure or neglected, we will try to make you jealous..we want your attention, not others. if we are in a good solid relationship..we only have eyes for you.
many of us have close friendships with other males..rest assured we love them like a brother, nothing else. we like male friendship, we feel like we don't have to compete. in all girl friendships we are in a competition..who is prettiest, who is smartest..ect..with guy friendships, we don't feel like that, we can just be ourselves. our guy pals are no threat to you. infact, we go to them for advise, a guy perspective, about you.
many of us have close friendships with other males..rest assured we love them like a brother, nothing else. we like male friendship, we feel like we don't have to compete. in all girl friendships we are in a competition..who is prettiest, who is smartest..ect..with guy friendships, we don't feel like that, we can just be ourselves. our guy pals are no threat to you. infact, we go to them for advise, a guy perspective, about you.
lol...i do
'ROFL'=right or fuking left.
LOMAO=list of my akward openions.
LOMAO=list of my akward openions.
I really don't.
they're still awesome though.I'm weirdly proud of them
they're still awesome though.I'm weirdly proud of them