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Topic: Do men act like their venus sign when they are romantically interested in someone?
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Marila1313 unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 07:36 PM
I was wondering if a man's venus sign shows when he is romantically interested in a woman. OR is it maybe the mars or moon sign?IP: Logged |
alvarella777 unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 07:40 PM
My bet is more on the MOON, and second on the MARS-sign. AND look at the aspects to Venus in his chart - the way his Venus is aspected, that's the way he uses his energies to "get to Venus", how he approaches and deals with "Venus" (his love ideal). If he'd have Mars square Venus he would use much temper and aggressiveness, if it was Neptune trining Venus he'd "write poems" and so on an so forth ... Ju´st my 5 cents.;_)IP: Logged |
Kick It unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 07:48 PM
7th house.IP: Logged |
bvanzy unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 07:51 PM
Interesting, why Mars and the Moon before Venus?The way I see it is this, generally speaking: The progression would go: she's hot but I couldn't care less (Mars), she's effing hot beyoonnnd belief (Venus), she's amazing/God I'm so in love (Moon). But I'd be interested to hear some guys on this one. IP: Logged |
Kick It unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 07:52 PM
Post a pic and I will say if she is hot, effing hot or amazing/got a hard...hot.IP: Logged |
alvarella777 unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 07:57 PM
Hey BVANZY: Very well described, this "ranking of male interests" in a woman. I had something similar in mind: Moon would rule his "true" feelings, strong, profound emotional attraction, makes him feel "at home" and lets him develop some emotional longing. ("real love"). Mars-driven interests would more be of the "physical/sportive" kind. And "Venus" for a man ... can be quite an abstract thing, describing his "taste", but in a more "ephemeral" kind, not very basic, more like an overall ideal, a bit far fetched maybe ... STILL an important element - but not the core-base of feeling sound and strong "love", where the wish to "bond" plays a role ... BUT: I'm a woman too, haha! Just my impression from "the other side"... YOU GO GUYS!IP: Logged |
AcousticGod Knowflake Posts: 3861 From: acousticgod@sbcglobal.net Registered: Apr 2009
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posted September 17, 2008 08:13 PM
My Venus is in Sag in the 7th. It sits between my Mercury and Neptune. It's conjunct both of them. It trines Pluto in Libra in the 5th. (Pluto is conjunct my Moon at 29 degrees Virgo.) Heck, by this time I should just post my whole chart!So, my Venus is well aspected, and may be influenced quite a bit. Being conjunct Neptune alone may cause for some confusion on the matter. Does my Venus sign show when I'm romantically interested in a woman? I can be quite reserved when I'm romantically interested in a woman. I can go for months just casually having a silent crush on someone. That doesn't sound very Sag in the 7th, does it? On the other hand, if the interest is someone I've just met, and there's little likelihood of me meeting up with this interest in the future, if I really, really like her I'll go ahead and make some sort of move to prolong the acquaintance. Any threat of my interest no longer being around can spur me into action. So, overall, I'd have to say "No" you're not likely to get my Venus if I'm attracted to you. You'll get some combination of my 8th house Capricorn Sun, my Virgo Moon, and my Mars in Scorpio. Could my Venus ever come out? I can see myself acting very Sagittarian when I'm drunk. Gotta cut this short. Bye. IP: Logged |
alvarella777 unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 08:26 PM
ACOUSTIC GOD, that was a very well formulated, very clear self-description! (not SO common for male beings, haha!)Gosh - from our respective signs we oughta be quite compatible! Your Cap-Sun - my Cancer-Sun Your Virgo-Moon - my Virgo-Venus Your Sag-Venus - my Sag-Moon Your Scorpio-Mars - my Cancer-Mars & Scorpio-ASC I wish I'd meet a guy with these placements in real life one day, haha!!! (I wouldn't mind a dash of Taurus as well, since my DSC and Juno are in Taurus.) IP: Logged |
bvanzy unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 08:47 PM
Hey alvarella777 - your comment (about two above) was really excellent, very insightful. I agree. But I also think this, that a man's interest cannot seriously be considered to be piqued unless he gets 'emotionally' attached, otherwise it is very simple for the man. Sex. Nothing. Relief. IP: Logged |
bvanzy unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 08:59 PM
Mars in Scorpio I see more of as energy than preference.Venus in 7 conjunct Neptune and Mercury is HUGE. Very libran loving. Moon in Virgo makes me think (generally) of wanting a woman who can help you or one you can help. Damsels? IP: Logged |
Arnicka unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 09:51 PM
i've always noticed that they act more like their moon sign... venus is more their ideal look, theyll either peg you as that or try to paint a picture of you possessing those qualities, romanticizing those qualities in you even if they dont exist.IP: Logged |
Smiling Scorpittarius Knowflake Posts: 11 From: The 9th Island, USA Registered: May 2009
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posted September 17, 2008 10:55 PM
Very interesting question! I was thinking the same thing with the last guy I dated. He has an Aries moon and when I talked about him with my gal pal who was also dating a Sagittarius guy she said that my guy didn't seem like a Sag. So I think in my experience my guy's moon definitely shined through. I think he has Mars-Aquarius and Venus-Capricorn, like me. And I know when how I am when it comes to relationships, I try to take it slow and I've done the dating thing more than having actual relationships. I know for him it's the opposite. He's had more relationships but only a few that were long term. Maybe, their Venus is what kind of women their interested in? And the moon is how they would act towards someone they're interested in?
Just my opinion, but what do i know, I don't know much about astrology...still learning... ------------------ "Some people write what they can't say." - One Tree Hill, Haley James Scott IP: Logged |
Dragoon unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 11:17 PM
quote: the way his Venus is aspected
what if you dont have any aspect to your venus? IP: Logged |
LeoPisCan unregistered
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posted September 17, 2008 11:19 PM
I remember reading (unfortunately, I can't remember where) that a man's venus describes what attracts him, a man's mars describes how he pursues that person and his moon describes how he acts when he finally gets them.More or less. Obviously, no planet acts all by itself. Also, a person with Venus SQ Saturn will be attracted to something different than a person with Venus SQ Uranus even if their venus is in the same sign/house. IP: Logged |
AcousticGod Knowflake Posts: 3861 From: acousticgod@sbcglobal.net Registered: Apr 2009
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posted September 17, 2008 11:42 PM
Alvarella, ooooh...  Yeah, actually, we probably are fairly compatible. I am open-minded, so take this with a grain of salt, but I've pretty much sworn off Cancers, and that only because I've dated quite a few and it's never worked out (and I've so wanted it to [Seriously. I fall hard for Cancers.]). I've never known their charts in any detail, though, so there is a possibility that there's a Cancerian chart out there somewhere that would work. (Lately, I've been thinking a lot about the opposites, and whether their planet rulers express the similar yet opposite nature of the signs they represent, like what properties does Saturn have that might correlate to the Moon's properties? Is there something there, or is it just an interesting thought?) I have absolutely zero Taurus. It occupies my 12th house. I get along splendidly with Taurus' though. Most of my best friends have been Taurus', and I can't say enough good things about them. bvanzy, quote: Moon in Virgo makes me think (generally) of wanting a woman who can help you or one you can help. Damsels?
That can also happen with Venus conjunct Neptune. I have both. Nice, huh?  Arnicka, quote: venus is more their ideal look, theyll either peg you as that or try to paint a picture of you possessing those qualities, romanticizing those qualities in you even if they dont exist.
Not in my personal experience. I don't think I've ever painted a girlfriend into having Sagittarian or Libran traits. Of course, if you bring the aspects into it, then you're probably right as I may think them intelligent (Mercury) and see them in an overly positive way (Neptune). Dragoon, If you don't have any aspects to your Venus, then the Venus is unaspected which means it doesn't connect in with your chart. Because it doesn't connect in, it might overact, and become more of a dominating force in your chart. IP: Logged |
alvarella777 unregistered
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posted September 18, 2008 01:39 AM
ACOUSTIC GOD, I am not so sure about this "opposing therory" of signs myself...As far as Cappys go: One of my two great and precious love storys was with a Capriconr guy - it lasted five years and we still appreciate each other's company (on a friendship basis, very blunt and honest talks and all.) He has a Cap-Sun - me Cancer-Sun (and Cap-Eros, btw!) He is a Virgo-ASC - me Virgo-Moon He has a Scorpio-Venus and -Juno - my ASC is in Scorpio Actually, he is coupled up with another Cancer-girl now, and - gosh! - they've been together for more than 10 years now!
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belgz Knowflake Posts: 2499 From: Planet love :) Registered: Apr 2009
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posted September 18, 2008 10:06 AM
As a female...I approach a guy with my gemini moon and will be vert talkative and then i wil also use some of my cancer shyness to give the impression im soooooooooooooo innocent! LOL When ive got them where i want my venus in leo kicks into play and stays forever. Im bossy demanding and require attention all the time and have to be the centre of his world and he is mine too of course, I think venus may be the important one. ------------------ Sun.. Cancer Moon.. Gemini Mars.. Cancer Mercury.. Cancer Venus.. Leo Ascendant....... Virgo IP: Logged |
Lara Knowflake Posts: 5070 From: Registered: Apr 2009
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posted September 18, 2008 10:39 AM
LOL kick it HahahaWhat sign are you again?  IP: Logged |
deuxantares Knowflake Posts: 0 From: Registered: Apr 2009
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posted September 18, 2008 10:43 AM
Kick It is Libra.IP: Logged |
GemGemGem Knowflake Posts: 160 From: Registered: Apr 2009
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posted September 18, 2008 11:10 AM
When I like a guy I start out playful, light, and chatty. (Although I don't know if it's my Sun or Moon that is coming out, cause they are both in Gemini) Then as I get to know them better, I get a little more possessive, serious, and physical.(I don't know if this is more my Venus or Mars, cause they are both in Taurus.) For a man to peak my interest, he has to get my mind first. Once he has that, for a relationship to last, he has to be sensual and physically affectionate. I think it's a mix of Moon and Mars for me. IP: Logged |
darkdreamer unregistered
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posted September 18, 2008 11:16 AM
Hm, maybe women act out their Moon (with a bit of Sun) and Venus (and probably the ASC, too),and man act out their Sun (with a bit of Moon) and Mars (and the ASC, too)? Not sure, just guessing here.
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haybelly unregistered
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posted September 18, 2008 12:07 PM
kick it- I......nevermind. no words IP: Logged |
annaf Knowflake Posts: 14 From: Registered: Jun 2009
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posted September 18, 2008 01:57 PM
I think it depends. Do you mean how they act if they want to actively win over the object of their attraction? Or do you mean how they will act around the object of their attraction, even if they are not pursuing actively?From my own experience when a man is attracted to someone and he is sure of himself, has a healthy self-confidence, also is clear in his head & heart what he wants from her, I think he'll act like his mars sign. (probably mixed a bit with his sun sign) Mars is 'masculitinity', so if he wants to be perceived as manliy, he'll put that on show. My ex-boyfriend had sun, moon and venus in aries, his mars was in aquarius. Before we got together I swear I didnt really see his venus in aries. It was all about the friendship aspect and he presented himself as different and quirky. (I think his venus in aries only really showed when we already were a couple. I also think his venus in aries also said a lot about the type of woman he truely found attractive.) Another guy I remember had mars in aries and venus in pisces. He was very self-assured and when he was going after me, his behaviour was ALL about his mars in aries, his venus in pisces definitely didnt show in his behaviour (but I think the type of woman I am might have appealed to his venus). So yes, I think it depends. If he is drawn to you, is confident and wants you (be it as a romantic partner or just for a bit of fun) he'll act out his mars. However, I think if a man isn't completely sure of himself, maybe lacks self-confidence and/or isnt sure whether he should go after you (maybe because he isnt sure whether the woman likes him too, or maybe he is just not sure whether he REALLY wants you), I think in that case he might act more like his venus sign around you....so instead of direct, ascertive action (mars), it's now all about passively attracting the others. Interesting topic! IP: Logged |
Arnicka unregistered
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posted September 19, 2008 03:00 AM
Yea, mine was from my experience too...in that, come to think of it, the men i was referring all had their moon very highly aspected by my planets [apparently thats how i like it].As for me, def not my mars, its my moon/venus as well as asc. IP: Logged |
Arnicka unregistered
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posted September 19, 2008 03:01 AM
Yea, mine was from my experience too...in that, come to think of it, the men i was referring all had their moon very highly aspected by my planets [apparently thats how i like it].As for me, def not my mars, its my moon/venus as well as asc. IP: Logged | |