Posts: 145
From: Uranus
Registered: Oct 2009

posted November 06, 2009 12:49 AM            

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Yes Aquas rising people are very striking. A man I know is a double Aquarius (Sun/Moon), he is tall, very thin, the bluest eyes you have ever seen, and though he is not traditionally handsome, he comes off edgy and rebellious and cute because looks much younger than his 24 years.

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From: U.S.
Registered: Apr 2009

posted November 06, 2009 01:05 AM            

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yea I see Aquarius in Mr. Obama. the lanky, friendly aspect of his personality, he has it on his face too the oppenness. soo funny with him because he has an opposing leo sun, but he doesn't seem to let it out as much, as least in the beginning (havent followed him recently) but i see it more in his manner. aqua risings tend to be very upfront and personable, there are no barriers, we're equals. whereas the opposite leo rising tends to create barriers, and may put on airs to create rank.

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From: Sarasota, FL
Registered: Apr 2009

posted November 07, 2009 11:07 AM            

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I have Aqua rising at 00'59 and a Libra Sun at 5'7. Saturn squares my Asc by 2 degrees. I'm 5'10 (tall for a girl), naturally light brown hair, though it used to be lighter when I was a kid and I've dyed in blonde for 5 years now. I have hazel eyes. I've been told I have high cheek bones, and I do smile a lot. When I was younger I was not very confident and dressed in a dowdy way, but now that I've lost a lot of weight I dress more fashionable. Not too crazy but I do love bright colors, especially teals and aquas.

My personality has changed so much, at least outwardly. I always used to feel so socially awkward, and just too 'different.' I never had many friends, sometimes none. I was into spirituality from the time I was very young so I just felt like I couldn't relate to anyone my age. Also, I have a dry sense of humor or sometimes I just say random, crazy things and while now most people enjoy that, as a kid everyone thought I was weird (and hey, some still don't get my sense of humor). Even with my dad, step-mom, and step-brothers (who have been in my life since I was 4), I feel totally different from them and can't relate much at all, though we get along fine when we see each other. I just still feel like an outcast with them in some ways.

I used to be painfully shy but now at work (I just started a new job) I talk to everyone and I'm really outgoing, maybe more than anyone else that I know of that started with me. Yet still I'd say this is only superficial; although I really do like people and I'm not shy anymore, I still don;t have many close friends and the deeper spiritual side of me which is the biggest part of me remains hidden because I still feel that most people can't relate to it. I also don;t like to go out to the bar with everyone, so after work I'm still more introverted and a loner. Though I think if you knew me at work you'd never think I was introverted, introspective, spiritual, or a loner. You'd just think I was the outgoing, possibly annoying girl with the crazy sense of humor.

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