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starmoon
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posted November 15, 2012 09:51 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for starmoon     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
can someone please tell me if there is anything in my chart that points to an extreme fear of committment/losing individual freedom? i am 38, never married and no kids. i have always had boyfriends but when it gets serious i break it off. i have been with my current bf for 1.5 years and when he talks about moving forward i get very scared, cry (privately) over losing my alone time and just want out of the relationship, similar to in the past. so far this bf is putting up with me but most others haven't. i feel like men want to take away my personal freedom and control me. to be very honest, deep down i have the knowledge that i am meant to be single and never married/no kids. is this apparent in my chart? or maybe i need therapy??!! thank you...

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Sorcha
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posted November 15, 2012 04:39 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Sorcha     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hi starmoon,

The first thing I noticed when I looked at your chart (and honestly, what I was sort of looking for) was a hard aspect to Moon from either Saturn or Uranus and you have both, in fact.

Saturn opposite Moon is especially notable in your chart because you have Saturn (ruled by Capricorn) in the opposite sign of Cancer and Moon (ruled by Cancer) in the opposite sign of Capricorn. Moon isn't really comfortable in Cap any more than Saturn is comfortable in Cancer and with the opposition, you are likely to keep a lot (most?) of your feelings to yourself. It can also make you inhibited emotionally and possibly prevent you from opening yourself up to others and/or making yourself vulnerable. You are, I imagine, incredibly emotionally self sufficient, but I do wonder with this aspect how difficult it must be to keep all those feelings locked up.

The Mercury conjunct Uranus squaring your Moon (and widely, your Saturn) also underlines this and adds the challenge of loving your freedom but finding it difficult to find the right balance without feeling too exposed and tied down.

I also see Chiron turing the whole thing in to a Grand Cross so perhaps there is some woundedness surrounding vulnerability and freedom/individuality. The good thing with Chiron is that it also means that there is some healing to be had in regards to this (perhaps by pursuing a more intimate relationship on your own terms?)

The ruler of your 8th and 10th houses is Mercury which is conjunct Uranus so I would imagine that your career and the hidden aspects of you (as well as who you are sexually) want to feel unencumbered. Do you put most of your communication efforts (as well as your energy) in to your career?

You have NN in the 1st house which means your SN is in the 7th house. You have come from a place of 'other' and in this life you are working on issues involving individuality and self. Your IC is also ruled by Neptune and Neptune is in fact squaring your IC, which is your root.

Having said all this, I don't believe that any of this means that you cannot have a relationship if you want one. The chart is the energy and interpreting it is usually the most likely ways it will manifest. I get the sense that you may indeed want a relationship but perhaps you are not comfortable with the level of vulnerability necessary to sustain one beyond a certain level of intimacy. Let me know if that resonates for you.

The bottom line is that if you want a relationship, you can certainly have one, but it may come through a process of delving in to some of your deeper rooted feelings. (With Sun conjunct Pluto and Mars I imagine that you can hold a lot of intensity inside).

As for therapy, well I'm a therapist so I'm obviously biased But anything that helps you know yourself better is a good thing, whether that's therapy or something else

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starmoon
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posted November 16, 2012 01:35 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for starmoon     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
thank you very much for taking the time to read my chart. i had never even noticed the opposition of moon/saturn/uranus before and, ultimately, i believe it's that aspect that is causing my issues. it makes emotions and true intimacy almost impossible beyond a certain point, and once my comfort point is reached i call the relationship off. my placements, i have often felt, are best suited to a man. but all my libra placements make me outwardly very feminine, which contrasts greatly with the interior, especially the really strong sun conjunct mars and pluto. i didn't know that my 10H and 8H was ruled by mercury either, but now my career and hobbies make more sense. thanks again for the insight, it was eerily accurate

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Geocosmic* Valentine
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posted November 16, 2012 09:24 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Geocosmic* Valentine     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
If I may tag along I'd like to mention something that might suggest it wouldn't be as difficult as you believe to commit, that you might find it surprisingly and gently pleasant.

Your Venus is sextiled by Saturn which is the planet of commitment. Your Venus rules your 7th House of partnerships, significant other. This aspect isn't big and strong but I believe it's saying that it's definitely a possibility for you. You're not doomed to be without a partner in this life.

As I get older I notice that there are so many ways to be a couple, to be in relationships. I know two couples right now who are smitten with each other but purposely don't sleep in the same room and one of those couples actually live across the street from each other because that's how their relationship started. They decided that since they can afford it they'll keep it that way because they absolutely love going the social process of going to visit each other. That's the married couple.

The other couple has two different bedrooms because the boyfriend sleeps with the lights, television, computers, and music playing all night - well, he doesn't sleep much, only a few hours a night so she has her own bedroom that's quiet where she can get a full 8 hours. And yet the "idealised" intimacy happens between them.

I see and hear more stories like this as I get older. People find a way.

I wish you both the best in figuring this out.

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