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Nicholas Alan Cope

Decorated gravestones near Kofele, Ethiopia. Ulrich Braukämper

"Mrigashira is fundamentally a very feminine nakshatra and it does generally wish to be consumed by the fiery principle of a dominant partner but usually it is when they are more anxious that they adopt more masculine traits as a means of intimidating men.

Nakshatras like Mrigishira and Ashlesha tend to be the most confusing for men to understand in general because of how generally frustratingly complex and anxious and paranoid and changeable the energy can be. Mrigashira, Ashwini, and Ashlesha are the only nakshatras that are directly related to an animal and so they are particularly instinctual and often times may exhibit behaviours that may not make logical sense even to themselves, but can only be understood emotionally or instinctually. Migrashira most especially epitomize classic frustrating and confusing feminine behaviour patterns.

For instance indirect behaviour like pulling away from the lover as though she is no longer interested, but doing this precisely because she wants to observe whether or not she will chase her. She could pretend to be upset or exaggerate her emotions to observe whether or not he will tend to her feelings or observe his willingness to pamper her."

Mrigashira: General Symbolism & Personality by Dércio Lichucha on YouTube