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Topic: Psychic premonition
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Libreo
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posted November 09, 2011 03:19 AM
  
Thanks so much Lonake, I really appreciate you taking the time to look at this for me. quote:
Originally posted by Lonake:
Never fails to surprise, his p.Moon is right on your n.Sun.
Your n.Venus on his p.DSC, almost exact.
Is this a good thing? Lol. Excuse my ignorance.
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Lonake
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posted November 09, 2011 04:23 AM
Progressed conjunctions like that means that for this moment in time you two are in synch, moving in the same direction, & have things to learn from each other. With those 2 conj you have the upper hand. There could be more I just took a v.brief look at his progressions, you have progressions of your own you could check on if you wanted.IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 12, 2011 05:43 PM
2nd date was wonderful. Fish & chips on the beach followed by drinks around a backyard fire. Perfect :-)IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 13, 2011 09:14 PM
Ok, he's shut down. Communication has stopped. Anxiety in overdrive. What is going on?IP: Logged |
mintgirl123
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posted November 13, 2011 09:20 PM
Give him space. When a guy does this, don't stress out and start blowing up his phone or do anything like that. Just go live ya life, he just needs some breathing space that's all.
If he does this alot, then you should tell him you don't appreciate it. But he's got a cancer moon lol....Cancers blow hot and cold, go MIA, are really moody and touchy and just =X
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mintgirl123
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posted November 13, 2011 09:21 PM
And why are you stressing so much? That psychic said you'll end up married! If it were me, I would be sooo laid back about everything. Whatever happens, happens. Just live ya life =)IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 13, 2011 09:23 PM
Yes the Cancer moon! Thankyou for reminding me. Is there anything that triggers a Cancer moon's MIA? Or is it just an irrational random occurance from time to time?IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 13, 2011 09:26 PM
Go and have a look at my reading in 'personal readings' not so good . Not so good at all. Says he could just 'end it' for no reason. This is like watching Paranormal Activity!IP: Logged |
mintgirl123
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posted November 13, 2011 09:31 PM
omfg lol you sound like you got virgo in ya hahaha. I'm a virgo sun and virgos do tend to overanalyse and stress out.You reading in that thread is based on astrology. The reading you had with the psychic is based on what she saw in the future. I would be putting more stock in the psychic reading. Breatheeeeeeeee hunny hahaha. Don't stressssss
Everything's going to work out just fine! Just don't cling on to him. Give him freedom, give him his own time to think.
You've only gone out on two dates! Haha.
Don't worry, things will go well. IP: Logged |
mintgirl123
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posted November 13, 2011 09:34 PM
He has venus and mercury in his 12th house, so he has a tendency to repress his thoughts and might find it hard to express his 'loving side' easily. He has moon square pluto so he's pretty emotionally intense, and I see the sun square moon so there's a war inside of him cos the way he asserts his self conflicts with his need for security (the cancer moon). You just need to have faith, he doesn't seem the easiest person to deal with, but obviously it'll work out cos you're going to marry him in the future. So right now just relax and have fun with him! He has his uranus conjunct his desc so he needs to feel free. Don't smother him or be paranoid. Be self assured. That's what a guy wants at the end of the day =)- for the girl to be secure enough to allow them to do their thing. IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 13, 2011 09:52 PM
Oh my gosh thankyou!!! I have Virgo in 12th house...isn't that the house of partnerships? Anyway, I just heard from him. It was only a smiley face but that's good enough for me! Talk about sweating it.... I must keep this post to come back to next time I need reassurance, otherwise I might hijack his phone.IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 14, 2011 04:23 AM
Ok stupid childish schoolgirl type question and please don't yell at me for being silly but a little while ago, we were messaging eachother, pleasant small talk type stuff, then I got all game and said "I thought a lot about Saturday night today"....
Silence.
Omg what have I done? So I waited.....and waited. No response. Then I said "sorry, should I not have said that?"
About half an hour later, he said "sorry, my phone drops out sometimes, I thought about it too".
Then another, "never worry about offending me, I just don't take life that serious".
Huh?
Is this a nice, round about way of saying he's not serious about me? Should Ibe reading between the lines? I know, if a friend asked me this question about a guy she was seeing I'd laugh and tell her to chill out, but it's me so it's not so easy.
Just so anxious!IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 14, 2011 04:34 AM
This is precisely why I'm single! I get like this.IP: Logged |
Lonake
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posted November 14, 2011 04:39 AM
He's just busy.
I don't like when guys do the round-the-clock texting but I guess some people can stand it..IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 14, 2011 04:40 AM
I usually can't stand it either, I would have been happy with the first text but the second one confused me.IP: Logged |
Coffee
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posted November 14, 2011 02:42 PM
Libreo, I think you asked me to comment in this thread, from another thread you posted in. I don't really do synastry requests as most (women) on here have moved onto the next fella by time you get a reply to the original post. So, I consider it a huge waste of my time to do something which, in a few days, might be non-existant. Nothing personal, but come back in a few months when you're in a committed relationship. Sorry, nothing personal.Sorry if you find my honesty a bit too much. Good luck. Men don't always want to talk, rule number 1.  IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 14, 2011 02:45 PM
Hi Coffee, it's ok I actually got a reading in Personal Readings. And he ended up reassuring me later in the evening. :-) Thankyou anyway.IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 14, 2011 02:49 PM
I actually think Iv'e had enough readings on this. It's messing with the natural course of things....for me anyway. Can have too much of a good thing!IP: Logged |
anongrl10
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posted November 14, 2011 02:50 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Coffee:
Libreo, I think you asked me to comment in this thread, from another thread you posted in. I don't really do synastry requests as most (women) on here have moved onto the next fella by time you get a reply to the original post. So, I consider it a huge waste of my time to do something which, in a few days, might be non-existant. Nothing personal, but come back in a few months when you're in a committed relationship. Sorry, nothing personal.Sorry if you find my honesty a bit too much. Good luck. Men don't always want to talk, rule number 1.
Coffee 
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Libreo
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posted November 14, 2011 02:58 PM
My biggest reason for wanting one in the first place was for my children. My 4 year old has only ever met one guy (Single working mum, don't go out and socialise so the opportunities aren't exactly banging down my door) and she got comfortable and familiar with him before he took off. I just wanted to know if it's 'safe' to allow them to meet because it's very difficult dating without my kids getting involved as I have them 24/7. My 12 year old was very rocked by my last breakup too, she's very withdrawn and had finally relaxed around the last guy also. The dating game, for me, is not easy.IP: Logged |
mintgirl123
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posted November 14, 2011 05:44 PM
You need the book 'why men marry bitches'You've been on two dates lol... Don't cling, don't have the 'us' talk. Just relax! If he doesn't text back, DON'T text again, or apologise, or anything like that. Guys hate it. Hell, I'm a girl and I would be somewhat turned off when guy does that. TBH, I've had several guys do that in the past. And it made me completely lose interest. I don't really like needy people? And you've been on two dates so he can't possibly be taking it too serious. If he was all full on, THAT would actually be a red flag. IP: Logged |
mintgirl123
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posted November 14, 2011 05:50 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Libreo:
Ok stupid childish schoolgirl type question and please don't yell at me for being silly but a little while ago, we were messaging eachother, pleasant small talk type stuff, then I got all game and said "I thought a lot about Saturday night today"....
Silence.
Omg what have I done? So I waited.....and waited. No response. Then I said "sorry, should I not have said that?"
About half an hour later, he said "sorry, my phone drops out sometimes, I thought about it too".
Then another, "never worry about offending me, I just don't take life that serious".
Huh?
Is this a nice, round about way of saying he's not serious about me? Should Ibe reading between the lines? I know, if a friend asked me this question about a guy she was seeing I'd laugh and tell her to chill out, but it's me so it's not so easy.
Just so anxious!
You shouldn't have said the whole 'I thought alot about sat night' If you decided to say sth, should've said. 'hey I actually had fun with ya. =P What a total surprise that was'
and if he doesn't text back. Just leave it. Him saying 'I just don't take life that seriously' is NOT implying he's not 'serious' about you, he just thinks you guys should take it one step at a time...At a slow pace. I mean it's been two dates. How serious could it possibly be right? =) Really. Don't stress, and don't act panicky. Those vibes will actually rub off on him and that would actually put him off you.
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mintgirl123
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posted November 14, 2011 05:58 PM
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Jounia
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posted November 14, 2011 06:53 PM
Aries men need space. Cancer moon or not, they love the chase. Men in general pretend they don't have a game plan or play hard to get. But they do. AND on top of that they can't been see to appear too gooey, they're men after all. Esp Aries. One Pisces guy I know (Cancer asc, Taurus moon) stopped sending me messages after about 20 a day for 2 months. When I questioned him, he showed me his phone with about 5 messages in his drafts box. He said he was scared to send them in case I thought he was an idiot or too emotional or even gay! And that's a sensitive watery guy - let alone a fire sign! But I feel your pain. I'm the worlds worst for over analysing. Just read my threads, you'll see how much I analyse.
Good luck and keep us informed. Play it cool, but not cold. IP: Logged |
Libreo
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posted November 14, 2011 10:41 PM
I don't usually chase, and I HATE texting, but I keep being told that the Pisces moon makes him passive and somewhere in amongst all my posting someone even said "He likes to BE chased" and needs an assertive woman? Hence my utter confusion. IP: Logged |
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