posted February 06, 2009 07:21 PM              

I know one, and I was really shocked to find he has his moon in that sign.

He is very successful and together. He doesn't seem aimless and super spiritual either... He's a suit and tie kind of guy. I swear he was born in a suit.

posted February 06, 2009 07:56 PM            

The father that I never knew because he had a drug problem had Moon in Pisces disposited by stationary retrograde Neptune in Virgo. He was born in the cosmopolitan city of New Orleans of Louisiana. He was raised by his grandmother. His grandmother believed in magick,Voodoo that she even left snakes on the porch to ward off evil spirits. He took Voodoo very seriously that he gathered up all his after getting haircut to avoid having his hair being used against him. He grew up with a strong belief in the metaphysical things. He was a Christian Baptist. He was sent by his mother to his uncle's when he was 18 or 19 years old. His uncle made his money illegaly,but the family didn't know about it. He got my father selling drugs for him. My father ended up going to prison for that. He ended up diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic by prison psychiatrists. This was a black man who was neurodivergent like me. He had speech problems that including stuttering/cluttering,auditory processing problems,and coordination problems,especially awkward with his hands. He was definitely an ultasensitive,highly emotional man that had an unusual goodnaturedness,mildmanneredness, very shy,and gentle. He believed in things like Unity,Universal Love. He had Capricorn Sun/Pisces Moon combo like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who I admired along with Frederick Douglass. My mother once told me she was talking bad about somebody, and my father said "Don't do that. God wouldn't want you doing that" He believed in treating others like fellow human beings.
My mom keeps telling me how I much I remind her of my father even though I never knew him. His main problem seemed that he was very insecure person,and I feel that it had to do with his neurodivergent. Being both black born in the South in 1941 and neurodivergent was very tough in those days.

My maternal grandfather who was a lifelong alcoholic that committed suicide also had Moon in Pisces with dispositor Neptune in Virgo oppose Stationary Saturn in Pisces. He was lifelong Roman Catholic,and he was an altar boy when he was a kid. He got involved with my maternal grandmother who she already had a child. They got married, and he ended up going to Korea. By the time, he came back, my maternal grandfather was trying to give up my mom who was born while my grandfather was in Korea. My grandfather took one look at my mother,and he couldn't let her go. So he left with her. My maternal grandmother and her elder daughter disappeared without a trace. My grandfather remarried 3 years later to another woman,and they had 4 children together. He had history of smoking pot (a lot of the family were potheads). He really loved his family a lot. I always remembered him as a loving grandfather,and so I was very sad when I found out about his death. He was very proud of his Portuguese heritage. Whenever he saw his grandchildren for the first time after they are born, he would refer to them as little Portagee. I would say that's one of the reasons that I don't consider myself black even though I am part black. I don't believe in the unofficial one drop rule,and I want to acknowledge/embrace all my heritages. I loved my grandfather,and so I want to acknowledge/embrace my Portuguese heritage from him. His death greatly changed me, and pretty much opened the door to get into the metaphysical,Astrology.

that's all I will write. I don't want to write a book.

posted February 06, 2009 08:21 PM              

Don't be a d*ck.

Miss Neptune,

You're guy has a lot of water! I think maybe that makes him magnetic, but the guy I know is also magnetic and a very engaging speaker. He speaks to large groups as part of his job.

Everyone really likes him.

Glacus,

It seems your family has the most talked about pisces moon type, which is a tortured type. I don't think he has that, but if he does, he hides it well.

Chryseis,

posted February 06, 2009 08:29 PM              

liam gallagher of oasis, and 2pac, both have 'dreamy' eyes i think.

posted February 06, 2009 08:47 PM              

You said The ones I know always seem to have those eyes. They resemble a Pisces.

Then I asked you what that person's eyes are like, to clarify I understood you, when you answered, wasn't speaking for you, birdbrain.

Are you not saying they all mostly have "those eyes?" I responded to you by asking what your pisces mooner's eyes looked like, and telling you what the guy's eyes I know look like. This is called "conversing."

You DO realize that this thread is to compare all pisces moon signed people, and I would (obviously) apply what you said about the pisces moon person you know, and apply it to me, and my guy, right? Or are dumb enough to think I wouldn't?

posted February 06, 2009 08:54 PM              

He's a libra sun. I think that overpowers his moon, because he really seems like a libra sun to me. He seems airy and earthy. I never met a pisces moon before, though, so I have no reference point.

Deliverance,

They sound like him. Why would you change your moon? What do you dislike about it? Cool that you and so many in your family have the same moon. You must understand each other so well!

posted February 06, 2009 08:56 PM              

Well. you were wrong. You're a bit paranoid and defensive.

You come on the wrong way, and I still think you're a birdbrain.

posted February 06, 2009 09:00 PM              

Um, yeah, I don't think so.

I'm not even going to bother engaging in any more dialogue with someone who wants to take out their life's frustrations on me. Misery loves company is not for me.

Please go away and leave me alone.

posted February 06, 2009 09:05 PM              

I'm starting to see that they are magnetic.

Did he chase after you because you seemed indifferent?

I definately don't think I come off that way with him. lol..I'm very interested in what he has to say. We have really good conversations.

Your guy liked masculine things? Mine doesn't seem to. He isn't into sports and things like that. He's very into business though, and that could be considered masculine, I guess.

posted February 06, 2009 09:07 PM              

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Capricorn sun / Scorpio rising / Sagittarius moon

posted February 06, 2009 09:14 PM              

Ok, I look forward to hearing about it!

I found this:

Air Sun/Water Moon
contradictory, polarity between thinking and feeling,
empathetic, communicative, great ability to verbalize,
can easily put self in others shoes, tend to think with
their feelings and rationalize emotions, helpful
Lends imbalance and contradictions to personality
as the two signs have nothing in common. Can be
erratic in behaviors and hard to predict which sign
characteristic they will show. This is frustrating for
the individual, but lends self awareness that is
similar to the opposition.

posted February 06, 2009 09:14 PM            

I've got a great book on sun/moon combos by the Harveys.

Libra Sun/Pisces Moon

Close relationships are the pivotal experience in your life, for through identification with others and their best interests, you find yourself and your own. The slippery slope for you, however, is losing your balance when romance takes over. Because you are so giving and sympathetic and yearn for harmonious union with another, your emotional nature is often easy prey to the delusions of romance. You desperately want to believe in your lover, and there is a part of you that secretly yearns to capitulate, to give yuor partner sole ownership, so you can bask in a dreamlike abandon. This can lead to that ever-present tendency to martyr yourself and unconsciously to assume the role of doormat.

Through being unable to stand others' suffering and giving too much in relationships you will discover the deep well of emotional strength you possess. And when you pull yourself out of hopeless emotional symbiosis and despair, as you will do periodically throughout life, you will realize how strong you in fact are. Intense emotional involvements leave you either drowning in delicious puddles of self-pity or feeling newly self-defined, enriched, empowered and more committed to allowing your own self-taught wisdom to guide your actions.