posted June 18, 2010 10:43 PM         

Mars in aspect to Uranus (Trine and Square seem to show up the most)

Venus, Mars, or Jupiter in the Pleiades

Mars and Jupiter simultaneously occupying Taurus

Mars in harmonious aspect with Jupiter

Sun opposite/conjunct Uranus

A planet in the Pleiades aspecting the Sun, Uranus or Mars

The sex planets occupying both Gemini and Aries simultaneously

Venus in Aries

Mars in Taurus, Libra or Aquarius, especially when aspecting Uranus

Pluto or Uranus aspecting the Venus/Mars midpoint

Moon conjunct Venus

Mercury in tense aspect to Mars

Sex planets simultaneously occupying Pisces

posted June 19, 2010 02:39 AM         

And how would moon conjunct venus indicate it? hmm

posted June 19, 2010 04:08 AM         

PS Why would Mercury in tense aspect to Mars be a factor?
What would be the reasoning on that one?
I have read that Mercury is considered bi--sexual.So--if Mars aggressive energy squared Mercury--are you saying that could be a factor?

PPS--lol-- I wonder why Mars and Jupiter in Taurus would be one.
It is a sensual sign.Maybe , that is it.

What would be the reasoning with Mars in harmonious aspects to Jupiter ?Would Jupiter would be expanding Mars sexuality?

posted June 19, 2010 05:04 AM         

Lots of Uranus shows homosexuality in males

posted June 19, 2010 06:55 AM         

I also believe that we all have the potential to fall in love with people of the same sex. That's not to say that we all have the same potential for that sexual expression. There's some kind of balance of bisexuality in everyone, I think.

posted June 19, 2010 10:16 AM         

These threads on homosexuality are redundant and always debatable.

The same aspects for homosexuality could also be the same aspects that you will find in people that are sex hormonal divergent or into interracial relationships.

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Raymond Andrews,
President,Executive Director of Developmental Neurodiversity Association
Supporting the Neurodiversity Movement

posted June 19, 2010 07:18 PM         

I do think it's funny though; I mean, it's almost like some of you imagine yourselves defending homosexual people when you downplay astrological determinism in this area only..

posted June 19, 2010 08:51 PM         

for example
a male with higher than average levels of estrogen and lower than average levels of testosterone

That's me.

That's what I mean by sex hormonal divergent

most people would say that's a sex hormonal imbalance that needs to be corrected

in my view, that's a relative perception based on what's normal

people say "sex hormonal imbalances"

but

I say sex hormonal divergence or differences

just like when people say "learning disorders",

I say learning differences

norms are based on what a majority think is right and acceptable

homosexuality is actually very normal through out many species that live on our planet. I read stories about homosexual penguins and elephants.

Homosexuality was viewed as a disorder and listed in the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders,and it was eventually dropped.

I read that it was common for ancient Greek soldiers to engage in homosexual activity.
I read that that homosexual activity was common in ancient Rome.

homosexual activity is said to be common in correctional facilities

I also don't think that we can find indicators for pedophilia either.

Some people confuse pedophilia for being homosexual, and those aren't even close to being the same thing. The Roman Catholic Church and other organizations have issues with pedophiles. That doesn't mean that they are homosexual and that homosexuality is a problem.

any ways I think sexuality stuff can be hard to tell in a chart, and those same aspects can be about hormonals

hormonal makeup doesn't equate to sexuality

Klinefelter Syndrome and Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome are conditions that involve sex hormonal divergence connected to chromosomes, and they don't fit the cookie cutter view of sexuality.

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Raymond Andrews,
President,Executive Director of Developmental Neurodiversity Association
Supporting the Neurodiversity Movement