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posted July 31, 2012 03:46 PM            

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Okay this is totally not me but i was so interested to know how this played out. I met this guy actually through this virtual game at first meeting the feeling was immediate. I at first was put off cause i usually not the most emotional or romantic girl its not my style that probably has to be with having a stellium in capricorn. It was the most intense feeling I've ever felt for anyone. I'll say he brought it out of me and that he felt for me first when we first met if that makes any sense lol. So for the first time i did a synastry chart and composite and i was surprised in what i saw, I wanted to see what you guys think? I'm not expecting to get married with the guy or nothing not my style but I'm interested to know how the feeling manifest.

The guy its the outside and I'm inside.

A thing i found interesting about the composite chart is that it somehow resembles my natal chart.

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posted July 31, 2012 04:12 PM            

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I am interested on other peopls insight with both of your saturns in each other's 7th and plus composite saturn in 7th. I know what I have read but haven't "heard" what others on here have to say about that yet.

Anyone?

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posted July 31, 2012 07:18 PM            

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I would have to say that the synastry is viable for sure, however the composite shows that he can have that wow factor with several women at the same time - he naturally has charisma, magnetism, and though, not spruking about it, is quitely masterful in his masculinity.

I don't want to be a damper, but if a relationship did occur, then it would last several years until you found that he just moved out one day - and would want no hard feelings - he is not into constant arguing, and when he's made up his mind, if you can make him stay, he would only be present, would carry out his responsibilities, but not be happy - all in all the typical husband! Particularly the sort of husband that your friends would swoon over, and be jealous of you as a couple. It would take a bit for him to break faithfulness if you could actually have tied him down initially. He's not an easy catch for true committment though, however there is a key to him.

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posted July 31, 2012 08:06 PM            

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Originally posted by Chryseis:
I would have to say that the synastry is viable for sure, however the composite shows that he can have that wow factor with several women at the same time - he naturally has charisma, magnetism, and though, not spruking about it, is quitely masterful in his masculinity.

I don't want to be a damper, but if a relationship did occur, then it would last several years until you found that he just moved out one day - and would want no hard feelings - he is not into constant arguing, and when he's made up his mind, if you can make him stay, he would only be present, would carry out his responsibilities, but not be happy - all in all the typical husband! Particularly the sort of husband that your friends would swoon over, and be jealous of you as a couple. It would take a bit for him to break faithfulness if you could actually have tied him down initially. He's not an easy catch for true committment though, however there is a key to him.

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Dont worry your are not killing my excitement or anything i was just interested in how the feeling manifested in the first place. I personally dont want to get with the guy no matter how amazing of a guy, he isn't the one i imagine myself with for some reason. Girl you went to far with the husband part lol i dont even envision him as my boyfriend so imagine husband lol. Thanks anyway for responding

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posted August 14, 2012 03:47 AM            

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anyone else? really will like more input

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