Love: Moon in Aries
Family:
The mother of the Moon in Aries raised a curious and inexperienced child. Moon in Aries may be very attention seeking because of lack of attention received as a child; as a result, they never “grow up”. Without strong Jupiter influence or a harmonious Sun, important life lessons may have been skipped. They’re often more attached to the father’s side of the family, and they may view their mother as strong with independent needs and values.
Partners:
In a relationship, Moon in Aries falls in love immediately. Unless it’s occupying the 8th or 12th, emotions are at the forefront of the relationship; their partner knows what they’re feeling immediately because they’ll never not express their inner thoughts. Saturn may also restrict expression. They are not attracted to similar personalities because conflict occurs often; instead, a passive, rational lover who follows rather than leads fits their tastes (with the exception of Mutable and Feminine dominance).
Children:
These qualities are stronger if the Moon occupies the 5th.
The children of the Moon in Aries are very likely to get into sports and leadership roles. This is an encouraging parent who wants to see their children lead rather than follow. An afflicted Mars may promote violence or passive nature in the family. It’s very likely that the Moon in Aries will be the dominant parent, as they’ll choose partners more willing to follow than lead. The children of the Moon in Aries have to learn independence for survival.
