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Aya_and_baby
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posted May 30, 2011 01:11 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Aya_and_baby     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Some of you probably already know the predicament I am in at the moment. For those who don't: I stand to lose my apartment and be rendered homeless, but I also have a toddler son so I can't afford to be homeless. This situation is stressing me to the core at the moment.

But that's not all. The situation with my ex is still a stressful influence on me, and then there's the whole situation with my friend: previously friends with benefits but for numerous reasons we dropped the benefits, and I'm getting the feeling more increasingly every time that I don't think I can deal with us being "just" friends again... or friends with benefits for that matter.

And then there's the added (slightly more positive) stress of doing a French course which is pretty intense (20 hours of French a week) but will be beneficial in the end, so I can't fail it.


With all of the above going on at the same time, you'd think that I'm a nervous wreck at the moment, and inside I really do feel like one... But I just can't get myself to break down and cry, no matter how hard I try. I just keep on building up the stress that I have, but nothing comes pouring out. Instead, I just make my stress sound relative and laugh it away, well knowing that that is only going to make this stress and frustration worse! I just don't understand why... If this was me 5 years ago, I'd have been crying every night, but now I just can't seem to let it all go at all, but I feel I need to before I explode


Here's my natal chart with transits for today, not sure how that is going to help, but here it is. The feeling of not being able to be emotional, or emotionally open to myself (because I do admit, to others I tend to hide my emotions, but I never had any problems crying by myself to let my emotions out... ) has been lingering for around about a month or so...

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Coffee
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posted May 30, 2011 01:19 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Coffee     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
3rd and 4th rulers (for leaving house) shows as Uranus leaving Pisces as well as Neptune leaving Aquarius.

Currently, 1st (JUPITER) and 4th (NEPTUNE) rulers have some kind of aspect. JUPITER trine to natal NEPTUNE, which says all is fine for finding a house.

Looking at 1st ad 7th rulers, you have the best 6 months period for relationship matter, with 3 months being the ideal time to find anew, or keep going with current partner.

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Aya_and_baby
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posted May 30, 2011 01:24 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Aya_and_baby     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Thank you for that, Coffee, it is greatly appreciated, but... The main issue I have now is not being able to cry it all out. Could you see how that fits in with my transits?

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Coffee
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posted May 30, 2011 01:36 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Coffee     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Research into crying was not the most important thing I was looking at. Sorry

Idea's:

Crying 'sounds' like a Cancer word, so maybe 4th house (as well as 1st ruler)

Tears come from the eye ducts, so maybe 3rd.

I'd go for 1st and 4th, which does show an aspect right now, to say this has been brought into focus by your natal clock.

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bunnies
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posted May 30, 2011 01:39 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for bunnies     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I don't know why people make a big deal out of crying. It exhausts you and leaves you feeling drained.
It's not necessary at this point in your life and your brain knows this.
You need to stay strong, stay focused and deal with a situation.
You have become the man in your life. You are the strong one for your child and the last thing you need now is to curl up in a ball weeping.
Can I suggest a bizarre trick to give your brain a rest?
Find someone to play either badminton or racquet ball with you for 20 minutes.
The focused concentration gives your brain a complete sabbatical from whirring thoughts and also drains excess adrenalin.
Trust me.
Sorry to hear of your situation. Been there, know how it feels.
It's sh*t but listen to me....it WILL pass.

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Aya_and_baby
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posted May 30, 2011 02:43 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Aya_and_baby     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Thank you again Coffee

Bunnies, thank you for your input, but I have to say I'm afraid I disagree on that subject. Firstly, my mind really isn't set on doing any kind of leisurely activities because I would feel guilty for not thinking about such pressing matters, even if it is only 20 minutes per week. That being said, I also don't have a lot of time to do something like that since my days are already filled and my evenings spent with my son.

I feel I need to cry to get some of this stress out of my system. If anything, not showing "weakness" to your children only makes them grow up believing that it is bad to cry every once in a while and that showing emotions is a weakness. My mother already did that to us, and thanks to it, I've been through a lot of trouble trying to convince people that I'm not a cold hearted b****, because I already hide my emotions for everyone else... I just don't want my son to think that he can't come and cry to his mother when something is bothering him because he never saw his mother cry and thus thinks crying is something that people just don't do.

Also, I don't think that crying is necessarily a sign of breaking down. I strangely become kind of emotionally catatonic as a sign that I'm breaking down... Which is pretty much what is happening now, come to think of it.

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