posted June 15, 2011 09:11 AM            

If the second option is most like him, he would have Chiron in 4th, putting his rising in Sagittarius entirely!

BUT... It wouldn't be fair of me to let out another possible house position. Could you just tell me if this would apply to him more than the Chiron in 4th house description? Or would that one still hold better?

Chiron: You can show other people how to take care of their finances better than you take care of your own. In fact, your own finances could be a mess. Sometimes, this placement can make for a miser, but the money collected never brings any pleasure or get rid of the inner fear that there will be no resources. Most likely, this is because the person has a low sense of self-worth and feels that they don't really deserve any money or possessions. In other cases, they may squander or give away what they have for the same reason. It is important to remember that if there are problems with money or possessions, that these are most likely not the real issue. The sense of self-worth is the key here.

posted June 15, 2011 09:25 AM            

1: gives an emotional need to be on stage, but, since the Moon rules moods, this alternates with a desire to withdraw into a shell and be alone. The romantic interests will tend to be on the moody side and will either want to "mother" you (even the men) or be mothered by you. Be careful as this placement tends to attract "whiny" types.

2: means that you heart has to be in your work in order to get anything done, and you must be given appreciation for what you do. Couldn’t that apply to anyone? Not nearly as much as it does to you. You have to "shine" where you work. So do the people who work for you. They tend to be dramatic and showy.

AND (the first one was a different planet, of course):

1: tends to delay marriage. In fact, if you have this one, don’t get married or even live with someone (other than a roommate) until you are at least twenty nine years old. Early marriages will slowly decay and fail. I’ve seen this in over 90% of the cases. The partner may be older by at least seven years, and if not a Capricorn, then at least a Capricorn type, solid, dependable, conservative in their private life. Marriage may be for money or security. Watch out. That one frequently backfires on you. Conversely, you yourself may become more practical and hard working after marriage. What this placement definitely does NOT favor is a spur of the moment marriage for romantic reasons to someone you just met.

(remember, where they say "you", what is really meant is him because it's his placement )

2: wants control. I call this one the "I tie you up, you tie me up" position. No, Saturn here does not deny sex. It just wants to plan and control it and is generally not spontaneous. Saturn here can cause difficulties and delays with credit matters and inheritances. Because of early problems in this area, those with Saturn in the eighth house are frequently sticklers about these things. You probably manage other people’s money better than you manage your own and are firm on social rules.

(Damn that last one sounds confusingly much like Chiron in the 2nd house... )

posted June 15, 2011 04:07 PM            

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Does that muck things up now? sorry...

posted June 15, 2011 04:11 PM            

I'll have to check again to see where that puts his other planets...

posted June 16, 2011 01:42 PM            

I'm probably completely off though, I'm better at this when I know the person personally

posted June 16, 2011 03:07 PM            

Boy he was far off with the 3 am thing But that's a lot of water though!

posted June 16, 2011 03:45 PM            

Just joking! I did notice a few interesting things:

1) You have opposite risings (in my recent experience something like that usually backfires )

2) You have Uranus opposite Chiron! And so does he! (I'm saying it and I'll say it again, it's the most common aspect in anyone's chart)

3) He has his moon opposite your Uranus

4) You have your moon conjunct his Uranus!

5) And opposing Jupiters

posted June 16, 2011 03:52 PM            

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Originally posted by Aya_and_baby:
He had us all running in circles though, he's a meanie

Just joking! I did notice a few interesting things:

1) You have opposite risings (in my recent experience something like that usually backfires )

2) You have Uranus opposite Chiron! And so does he! (I'm saying it and I'll say it again, it's the most common aspect in anyone's chart)

3) He has his moon opposite your Uranus

4) You have your moon conjunct his Uranus!

5) And opposing Jupiters

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posted June 16, 2011 04:04 PM            

I don't really know myself

From my personal experience, someone with an opposite rising to your own, especially when all the other house cusps are also in opposite signs, you just never see eye to eye on any front.

Opposite Jupiters I can only imagine that either one's luck means the complete opposite for the other, or completely different cultural backgrounds...

Uranus is the planet of surprise or swift changes, so I suspect conjunct Moon is that he might make you a bit... emm confused about your feelings?

posted June 19, 2011 03:12 AM            

It's too weird, cos now it really all falls into place, my guy carries around a lil notebook with a pen everywhere to make 10 million lists all day long and does not like not adhering to the schedule, turns out he has Virgo Asc, so now I'm really in for it, lol.

Great that you found out!