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How something feels isn’t always how something is. Sometimes what feels like the end of the world is just the end of an era, and what feels impossible is just difficult, and what feels like betrayal is just miscommunication. One of the most important things you’ll learn in life is to not limit the world to your perception of it.
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i went to "mad at me" island expecting to find people i knew, something i understood. but when my boat landed, standing upon the shore were a million empty husks wearing my own face. every foot of the island was occupied, and everywhere i went, they watched me with contempt. they never spoke, never breathed. they simply watched. no matter how i grovelled and begged, snarled and cursed, tried to hide or kicked and hit, they simply stared. the hatred in their gaze was inescapable, but i could hardly return it, knowing that their doomed existence was of my own creation. knowing that the hatred was nobody's but my own. in the end i just wept, unable to stand the relentless gaze of my own infinite glare.
the guy who i accidentally cut off in traffic last week was there also
Moon in 12th, natal, personal astro observation and healing tips:
How does it feel to lock away your emotions and vulnerable parts of you, throw away the key to ever accessing those feelings and then going about your life like nothing phases you? 🤐
This placement reminds me of the story of Rapunzel, or for the new gens, Tangled. Locked away in a castle by her evil step mother. But in this case the evil step mother is the Moon in 12th houser individual and their negative emotions.
Moon in 12th housers, it’s okay to lock your feelings away, however those negative emotions turning into a form of anxiety and inner turmoil is NOT serving you.
Yes you’re magnetic, yes you’ve got a defence around your emotions, but it’s at the cost of your mental health and wellbeing. The more hidden your emotions are the more isolated you’ll become from those you love and actually care about.
The hidden enemy here is your hidden emotions, which is a part of you. You’ll realise you’ll keep losing people in your life until you finally do the work and embrace your emotions. People close to you may think you’re not letting them in and in return, also do the same.
Please reach into that hidden part of you and allow yourself to be vulnerable with others. It’ll help heal or transform your relationships, whether it’s with your partner, friends or family. They love you more than you allow yourself to feel.
(My best-friend is a Moon in 12th houser and I love her to death, I do wish she would open up, but it will come with time and self discovery).
It’s not always painful, but sometimes you do need to face your painful emotions in order to access the sweet, tender side to you.
Tip: Start with giving a hug to someone you care about, how does that make you feel? You don’t have to start with expressing your emotions out loud. Affection also speaks volumes.
There’s also a darker side to this placement regarding your mother, but I’ll create another post on that. Your relationship with your mother doesn’t define all the female friendships you’ll have, you might’ve been isolated, felt like a burden or felt like your mother despised you. This does not define you as a person, please don’t shape yourself according to how your mother made or makes you feel.
I could go on about this placement, however this post is already a lengthy one.
Let yourself out of that hidden castle and embrace the warmth awaiting you in life, not everything in life has to be cold and brooding, you deserve a life that lights a passion in your emotions to ignite a path for emotional self discovery.
You’re capable of it, wxz987.
You do not talk too much. You do not expect too much. You do not care too much. You do not ask too many questions. You do not need too much attention. You are not too needy. You are not too much to handle. You are perfect the way you are. If people make you feel like you are too much, they are not worth your time, your effort or your love. You deserve better than that. Your heart and soul should be protected at all cost. You simply are not too much in any way, my love. Always remember that.
What placements do you believe have a mother that they should watch out for/be more aware of? Like their mother is competitive/jealous of them but hides it, possessive, makes them believe they're the only one who can protect and provide for them only for that to turn out to be false
answered based on personal experiences and not facts.
moon/neptune or neptune 4th house: people who have this placement tend to have a mother whos like a puppeteer and the whole family is the puppets, especially with the square. people with this placement can also have a mom who lies A LOT. they often wake up very late to realize who their mother really i. people with this placement also tend to be very loyal towards their mother an overidealize her and view her as perfect, the mother is not allowed to be criticized.
lilith conjunct moon/4th house: this can indicate having a mother who just doesnt know how to be a mother and sees the child as a rival or project their own issues onto the child. this placement is often a sign of generational trauma. ive seen people with this placement have a mother who hinders them from moving out, getting a job or getting their own apartment. Ive also seen this in the charts of people who have a mother whos very young so since they are so close in age the mother sees them as competition.
moon square venus: ppl with this placement tend to have a mother who doesnt like other women in general. the mother might talk a lot of shit about the other women in the family or turn other female family members against their own child. Ive met men with this aspect who had a mom who hated every female friend or girlfriend they brought home. this placement can also show a mother whos jealous of their childrens looks especially in the charts of women.
moon/pluto: mother and other women in the family could be jealous of them and even obsessed with them. this very often indicates a mother who sees the the child as a rival. the mother engages in powergames with them. the mother cares more about controlling and punishing their child instead of actually nurturing them.
nemesis(128) conjunct moon/4th house or at 4° or 16°: nemesis is the asteroid of enemies so this means the mother or other women in the family might work against them.
WHAT A MAN FINDS ATTRACTIVE IN A WOMAN
based on his moon and venus sign
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Aries, he might have a soft spot for the feisty ones. He’s drawn to women who know what they want and aren’t afraid to show it, perhaps even a little competitive or daring. Shy or overly passive types may not catch his eye as much as someone who brings a playful challenge or energetic presence. He likes when a woman leads and takes initiative
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Taurus, he tends to be drawn to a woman who is grounded, calm, and deeply sensual. He finds beauty in softness, natural charm, and a steady presence. This man is often magnetized by women who seem comfortable in their bodies and who enjoy life’s pleasures; a beautiful voice, good food, slow affection. He’s less likely to fall for flashy or dramatic energy and more attuned to timeless, earthy femininity.
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Gemini, he’s likely to be attracted to a woman who is witty, curious, talkative and mentally engaging. He values a lively, playful butterfly energy and may be more drawn to someone who stimulates him intellectually than someone who only offers physical beauty. The ideal woman for him is interesting, fun to talk to, and never dull; someone who keeps life light, mentally stimulating and full of conversation.
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Cancer, he is usually attracted to a woman who is nurturing, gentle, and emotionally present. He’s drawn to a warm and empathetic presence; someone who feels like home. He values emotional safety and may be especially tuned in to women who are kind, soft-spoken, even maternal in some way. Flashy, emotionally detached types may not resonate with him the same way as someone who radiates care and sincerity.
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Leo, he’s often attracted to a woman who shines with confidence, playfulness and bold self-expression. He is charmed by warmth and charisma and he tends to fall for women who are proud, radiant, even dramatic in a fun way. She doesn’t need to be loud, but she does need to carry herself like someone special; someone he can admire, adore, and show off.
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Virgo, he tends to be attracted to women who are understated, intelligent, and composed. He notices the small things: her grace, her work ethic, her neatness, or how thoughtful she is. He may be especially drawn to helpful or reliable women who carry a sense of integrity and humility. Loud or overly emotional expressions may overwhelm him; he’s more into someone who impresses quietly with her character.
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Libra, he is drawn to women who carry themselves with elegance and grace. He prefers someone who understands social cues, makes a statement with her presence and has feminine mannerisms. Loud, aggressive, or unpredictable types usually do not appeal to him. Physical appearance matter a lot to these men, they have an eye for aesthetics. They look for harmony in a lady’s overall presence, (movements, attitude, posture)
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Scorpio, take a guess! He is attracted to women who are intense, mysterious, and emotionally deep. He seeks magnetism, something about her that pulls him in beyond words. He’d swoon over a femme fatale looking lady. Although superficial charm doesn’t hold his attention; he’s drawn to the woman who carries depth, power, and emotional complexity. He may be deeply intrigued by a woman who has lived through pain and transformation… someone real, someone raw.
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Sagittarius, he often falls for women who are spirited, secure within themselves and ready to defy all limits. There’s something irresistible about a woman with a big laugh, a big dream, or a passport full of stamps. He craves someone who can grow with him, who has her own philosophy or sense of freedom. Needy or overly conventional energy may feel stifling to him, he wants a woman who feels like a travel companion for life. I’ve observed that many of these men also tend to fall hard for women who are foreigners, different origins charm him especially.
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Capricorn, he’s drawn to women who are composed, capable, and grounded. He tends to admire someone who is put-together, strong without needing to prove it. He might fall for women who carry themselves with a kind of quiet authority or timeless elegance. A lady who keeps her dignity above everything is who truly impresses him. Emotional chaos or unreliability can be a turn-off for him; he appreciates emotional regulation and maturity.
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Aquarius, he gravitates toward someone who’s a little quirky, socially aware or just… different. She might dress in her own way, think in her own way or live by her own rules and that’s what excites him. Someone who understands his unique silly humor and can keep up with his inside jokes and puns. He’s not into clingy or overly traditional energy , rather he needs to feel space, freedom and respect. Fun fact, but many of these men might have a thing for ladies who wear glasses 👀
If a man’s Moon/Venus is in Pisces, he’s often drawn to women who are dreamy, soft-hearted and emotionally attuned. There’s a romantic, sometimes idealistic streak to his tastes; he may fall for a muse-like woman who seems to exist between the lines of reality and imagination. He finds beauty in emotional vulnerability, artistry, and kindness. Logic or coldness tends to leave him cold.. he wants to feel something transcendent.
how, if ever, have you gotten over EVERYTHING being embarrassing?
oh, I remember this so vividly. It used to be terrible when I was a teenager. Wearing sunglasses? Embarrassing. Walking past people? Embarrassing. Standing up in class when every one else was still seated? Wearing headphones? Waiting at the busstop? Talking a little too loud, too much or too little? All super duper Embarrassing. Then I got out of high school, entered a new era, and one day just realised how utterly exhausted I was. This had surpassed being considerate of those around me or conscious about how I presented myself to others - this was just tiring. I was constantly fighting myself in my head and bullying myself. Do you know how much energy it takes to overthink every little thing like that? Alllll the time? Embarrassment is fully inside of your head. It helped to think of it as a conversation I was having with myself and to be annoyed at that conversation. Like when I started thinking something would be embarrassing again, I heaved the biggest sigh and told myself, "Ohhhh my goshhhh shut up!!!! I don't have the energy for this!!!" and pushed through. Which takes a lot of practise. In short: Usually I'm all about being gentle with and nice to yourself, but in this case I'd say it's okay to tell yourself to just shut up until it sticks lol.
fuuuuck i just realized that the future idealized version of myself cant exist without current me being the catalyst for change and doing hard things. has anybody heard about this
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the worst part about ocd and ocd-like tendencies is that you think hyper-analyzing your thoughts and constantly psychoanalyzing yourself will fix you but that's actually part of the disorder. it's the disorder. disordering.
five random social “skills” i learned due to life experience
it’s okay to bring up your own experience when someone is telling you about their experience, as long as you circle it back to them. “is that what you mean? is that similar to your experience, or was yours different? what did you think of xyz?”
follow-up questions are always okay! when someone is done explaining something to you, ask them something along the lines of, “so, I just do this & that? / and then [result] will happen?” soo many people will appreciate your effort to understand and it’s also a good way to end a conversation instead of the slightly awkward “oh, okay, thank you– yes, thanks. got it! thank you.”
remember the details about people to refer to later. even if it’s just small talk. if you think it might be awkward, you can casually be like “wasn’t it you who told me about this..?” which indicates that what they told you was, in a way, important to you.
never underestimate the power of compliments. not only will you make someone feel good, but chances are they’ll expand on the conversation by adding where they got something, how they feel about something or simply how much they appreciate you noticing.
make kind honesty a habit (even more so than brutal honesty). tell people about the things you admire about them, express your gratitude even when it’s for mundane reasons, give advice to help others be better and not just to be critical, take a moment to tell someone you appreciate their presence, conversation, etc. be open and generous with your love and watch it find its way back to you.
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