posted January 09, 2009 03:40 AM           

i can feel that something is going to start in the next few days, but with mercury retrograde starting on the 11th i've started feeling panicky like maybe i should make sure it does before then. but i looked at the chart for tomorrow (it sucks) and the next day (the last day before the retrograde). for the time we'd get to spend together, it's actually very lovely with a mystic rectangle, but it does have sun opposite moon, within 2 degrees. however moon is at our composite NN, the AC at that time would be exactly conjunct it (putting moon in the first), and only widely conjunct comp SN. and he's a libra rising; balancing of opposites seems to be a theme with us, so i don't know that it would be TOO bad..?

plus i don't want to wait until after the retrograde, given as it's a very LOOOONG time to wait! also jupiter, mercury and NN are all conjunct his jupiter (and my mercury, mars and sun) right now so it seems a lovely time!

however i don't know much about relationship charts and which would be more difficult. which would you rather and why??

posted January 09, 2009 04:10 AM         

This is from cafeastrology.com about Sun opposite Moon in composite:

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When the composite Sun is opposition composite Moon:

Initially there will be a great feeling of excitement and attraction between you, and simultaneously a strong aversion to one another and a resistance to coming together. Differences in upbringing, tastes, temperaments, and personal habits (among other things) stand between you - and yet draw you together also, because you both find the differences energizing. Each of you has something the other wants but is not truly comfortable with. There will always be an intense sense of polarity between you, a dynamic tension. Frequent separations or spaces in your togetherness are necessary to sustain this relationship, yet you will also find yourselves continually returning. Once joined, it will be next to impossible to ever completely escape one another. This is a binding partnership that involves much give and take and plenty to learn from each other, as long as you avoid getting into the pitfall of defensiveness.

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