posted October 16, 2011 10:06 AM            

And also in synastry with his girl friend the girl asked me to help her deal with it and I would like some help with this from you guys any remedies ?

posted October 16, 2011 10:32 AM            

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Do You Think This Psychic Is Cute?

posted October 16, 2011 11:29 AM            

he is probably prone to depression or self pity and has to deal with some emotional insecurity and/or an inferiority complex.

I wouldn't call him cold, not at all. Those people are rather sensitive and easily hurt.

posted October 16, 2011 03:35 PM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
He prolly finds it hard to express his deep, childlike,playful side. Is he kind of cold, emotionally?

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posted October 16, 2011 03:36 PM            

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Originally posted by squirrel:
Doreen,

he is probably prone to depression or self pity and has to deal with some emotional insecurity and/or an inferiority complex.

I wouldn't call him cold, not at all. Those people are rather sensitive and easily hurt.

About synastry-I can't tell, I never had it in synastry. Sorry.

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posted October 17, 2011 03:47 AM            

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Originally posted by Doreen:
Should I tell her to stop being serious and start acting like a child around him ?

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posted October 17, 2011 08:21 AM            

I am not saying that your boyfriend is one of those, not at all. I am just suggesting that the Moon squaring this Saturn placement, may suggest strict protocol adhrence form the moon(for good or ill).

There are many interpretations of moon-Saturn square:

He could have very strong/rigid ideals or perspectives that he tries to emulate. Tough or as unrealistic as they may be, Saturn will make sure that he doesn't stop trying.

There could also be a strong need for intimacy(moon) from a communication/relating perspective.

But that intimacy is blocked from the perspective of Saturn-because Saturn is unrealistic on what facet of communicating the other party should be(pisces). Or that Saturn fears complete merger(pisces) in the event that it suffocates the detached and flighty moon(gemini)

posted October 17, 2011 08:51 AM            

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Originally posted by Taineberry:
I have Moon square Saturn. If this guy’s experience is anything like my own it is likely that the love he received as a child came with a lot of conditions attached, which makes it really hard to trust people’s motives later on in life. As a result, emotions are very guarded and disciplined. It is almost impossible for a Moon square Saturn person to open up emotionally to another, unless that person opens up to you first, AND they have earned your trust. This may take a long time. Moon square Saturn is a master of emotional defense and emotional self-control, but this does not mean to say that they are cold and unfeeling. In actual fact, feelings may run very deep and, once formed, are very enduring.

Moon square Saturn is not necessarily chronically depressed/ unhappy / suffering low self-esteem (I am none of these). I am quite happy and comfortable with being a private person, and I take my time before expressing deep felt emotions (surface emotion is ok for me to express freely), as I cannot ignore my stern inner voice warning me that the other person may not be trustworthy or sincere and they may use whatever I tell them against me at some point. Experience has taught me that a lot of people are emotionally manipulative or will ride roughshod over your heart if they get half a chance in order to boost their own ego!! Sometimes not, as well (there are good people out there), but better safe than sorry. This chronic wariness is something I just accept, and honestly, I feel very uncomfortable around people who gush with emotion as I immediately feel it is probably fleeting and superficial – not real. I enjoy personal relationships that mature slowly, and where the other person backs up their emotional expression with behavior that is congruent with what they say they feel over a period of time. For me, it is essential that the other person does take time to earn my trust and is comfortable with taking the lead in opening up on an emotional level first (before I do).

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posted October 18, 2011 02:28 AM            

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Originally posted by Lonake:

Haha. Tell her to encourage him to verbalize his emotions when they hit, not after analysis or stuffing them away, to feel em through, he might be prone to anxiety so this would help. Saturn in Pisces also needs to be involved in the arts. If he feels a good mental bond with someone he will open up.

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posted October 18, 2011 02:32 AM            

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Originally posted by Taineberry:
I have Moon square Saturn. If this guy’s experience is anything like my own it is likely that the love he received as a child came with a lot of conditions attached, which makes it really hard to trust people’s motives later on in life. As a result, emotions are very guarded and disciplined. It is almost impossible for a Moon square Saturn person to open up emotionally to another, unless that person opens up to you first, AND they have earned your trust. This may take a long time. Moon square Saturn is a master of emotional defense and emotional self-control, but this does not mean to say that they are cold and unfeeling. In actual fact, feelings may run very deep and, once formed, are very enduring.

Moon square Saturn is not necessarily chronically depressed/ unhappy / suffering low self-esteem (I am none of these). I am quite happy and comfortable with being a private person, and I take my time before expressing deep felt emotions (surface emotion is ok for me to express freely), as I cannot ignore my stern inner voice warning me that the other person may not be trustworthy or sincere and they may use whatever I tell them against me at some point. Experience has taught me that a lot of people are emotionally manipulative or will ride roughshod over your heart if they get half a chance in order to boost their own ego!! Sometimes not, as well (there are good people out there), but better safe than sorry. This chronic wariness is something I just accept, and honestly, I feel very uncomfortable around people who gush with emotion as I immediately feel it is probably fleeting and superficial – not real. I enjoy personal relationships that mature slowly, and where the other person backs up their emotional expression with behavior that is congruent with what they say they feel over a period of time. For me, it is essential that the other person does take time to earn my trust and is comfortable with taking the lead in opening up on an emotional level first (before I do).

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posted October 18, 2011 02:36 AM            

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Originally posted by AscTaurus:
I see Saturn in Pisces on people who have a strict adherence/ following to a certain religious/philosophical ideal.

I am not saying that your boyfriend is one of those, not at all. I am just suggesting that the Moon squaring this Saturn placement, may suggest strict protocol adhrence form the moon(for good or ill).

There are many interpretations of moon-Saturn square:

He could have very strong/rigid ideals or perspectives that he tries to emulate. Tough or as unrealistic as they may be, Saturn will make sure that he doesn't stop trying.

There could also be a strong need for intimacy(moon) from a communication/relating perspective.

But that intimacy is blocked from the perspective of Saturn-because Saturn is unrealistic on what facet of communicating the other party should be(pisces). Or that Saturn fears complete merger(pisces) in the event that it suffocates the detached and flighty moon(gemini)

He could be an intellectual snob(gemini) that simply will not settle for people who are not world -renowned or knowledgeable in many subjects (pisces is also rules by Jupiter).

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