posted October 21, 2012 10:00 AM            

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Gemini Sun
Libra Moon
Gemini Mercury
Cancer Venus
Virgo Mars
Virgo Asc

posted October 21, 2012 11:36 AM            

97% with ex-crush (lol)
"you & Jason are
97% Compatible."

posted February 13, 2013 01:59 PM            

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89% Compatible

Your Picture Perfect Life is Right Around the Corner
As we gaze deeply into our Moonit-brand™ crystal ball, we see a white-picket fence, a homemade pie cooling on a windowsill above a well-groomed lawn, a Plymouth station wagon in the driveway, and a Barbie & Ken couple heading off to an "I Like Ike" rally. What the...? Sorry - we were looking into the 1952-edition ball. The imagery might be better for "Mad Men," but the message is right on. You guys have amazing potential for creating your own ideal world. It's no miracle that you're able to build and maintain such a great life; the key lies in your ability to tell each other exactly what you want in the most diplomatic way possible. You can actually communicate with each other, and since no one has to beat around the bush or throw a fit to get what they need, there's no weird, passive-aggressive behavior or nasty manipulation. Everything's on the up-and-up, and you two actively work together to make your picture-perfect relationship a reality. But here's an interesting fact: your positivity doesn't end with you. When you're psyched about each other, it's like you emit waves of happiness that wash over friends and family. Since they'll want to back you up in any way they can - like dropping by "just to help" - you may want to work on setting aside some dedicated couple time. Domesticity and support are great, but you need to devote some attention to each other to keep things interesting.

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Jennifer Lopez and Boyfriend, Casper Smart

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86% Compatible

Go Ahead, DIY
No Do-It-Yourself project is too big for the two of you. No matter how big or small the task at hand may be, you're willing to take the initiative and have the energy to see just about anything through to completion. She's got this never-ending optimism to spare, lays out plans like no other and never met a social calendar she didn't like. So when things get tough, she motivates you to keep your chin up and works some serious magic in the organizational department. Put you two together, and you're like an all-purpose power tool on steroids; you're so great at building, renovating, or deconstructing just about anything - be it a joint project, a community service endeavor or even a wedding - that Bob Vila would weep openly with joy at the sight of you. You have the ability to bring out the absolute best in each other and, like most great teams, it's really rewarding for you to accomplish things together. You also thoroughly appreciate each other; whether or not you realize it, she quietly admires your "get it done" attitude, and you're smart enough to realize you couldn't have gotten anything done without her.

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posted June 07, 2013 02:11 AM            

Here's another couple that I think is spot on. Prince Charles and Dutchess Camilla. Despite being royal and living a luxurious life, they're definitely a disliked pair due to there scandalous affair. Camilla alone has a pretty bad rep from her "adulterous" lifestyle before marrying Prince Charles. The Queen herself dissaproved of her, which led Prince Charles feeling "forced" to marry Princess Diana (Also the fact that Camilla was married at the time). Many people even blame both Prince Charles and Camilla for the death of Diana.

All around I think Prince Charles and Dutchess Camilla match this report:

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42% Compatible

Maybe It's Not Worth The Price of Admission...

Never a dull moment with you two, is there? Well we hope you love Six Flags, because you're in for a real roller coaster ride with this one. The attraction is undeniable, and while you'll want to spend all your time under the covers, she'll probably end up breaking your bed - and potentially your heart - in the process. When the two of you get together, you do a really good job of being bad--whether it's binge-eating or partying, you're up for it. Not only do you tend to be a bad influence on each other, but you two can't seem to escape your own drama. And, as much as there's heat, there's even more friction. Get used to misunderstandings, bruised egos, and the constant nagging feeling that you're being used. All in all, your chemistry can make for a few fun all-nighters, but it can also leave you burnt out and broke in the morning. If you're dead-set on turning this bucking bronco into something long-term, drop the nonchalance, address your issues and seriously talk about what's important to you (well, no one said it'd be easy). But be forewarned; unless you're extremely stable, you may not be up for this relationship; dabbling in this kind of danger could cost you your job, your well-being and potentially your sanity.

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posted July 13, 2013 09:56 PM            

Also, I personally find that both the explanations and the percentages hold true for all of my scenarios (so far, at least)!

Again, this holds true for me, my sister, and a lot of my friends, but please disregard if it doesn't help you!

With scores lower than the 70th percentile, the relationship can be very, very rocky, but can also have some sort of balance if both people try to find similar points of interest, expand on that, and have space to grow and appreciate their own interests without bogging down their significant other. These are the most difficult, in my opinion, so kudos to anyone who has been able to make it work!

With scores in the 70th percentile, I've found that, if you want a genuinely happy relationship, it's often that one person really has to compromise more than the other in order for something to work out in the long haul. If the two don't get to know each other over a long period of time without jumping into something right away, there could be a lot of emotional tension/one person feeling that he/she is being used or taken for granted. I've found that one person can really hold the "power" in the relationship, or that it takes time for both to really be fully open with one another. In any case, if this relationship unfolds over time, and if both truly appreciate the balance that is needed for a relationship, then it can work. For me, this percentile is difficult too.

With scores in the 80th percentile, I've found that there is a bit of a spark when you two first meet - either very exciting, or just downright irritating! I've also found that the relationship has a LOT of highs and lows: when it's good it's really, really good, and when it's bad it's just downright awful! This isn't as hard as the 70th percentile in my opinion, as both partners in this relationship don't take as long to appreciate/care for one another; however, at least for me, some form(s) of deception can be involved. This can definitely last, however, if both partners can just talk about their emotions a little more and not stick the other person right where it hurts when they aren't happy with one another! You also tend to teach each other a lot, and you teach each other how to become better people, either through mistakes, or just through talking.

With the 90th percentile, the relationship can start off a bit rocky, or just feel strange, simply because the compatibility is just off the charts! It really is difficult to find someone in the 90th percentile, so if/when you do, connecting to one another feels so familiar yet strangely unfamiliar at the same time! Also, you either immediately know that this person is very special to you, or, the feelings just creep up on you seemingly from nowhere (even though the feelings had always been there all along). After you get over the (subtle or not-so-subtle) shock, however, and if you're mature enough/really ready for something serious to unfold, it's really quite difficult to break away from the connections and compatibility. The hurt/pain that can come from the connection is not being on the same page emotionally. Forcing the relationship very quickly often backfires so immensely that it's really difficult to start over again, and it's often the case that one person isn't ready for a relationship. This percentile really takes time, maturity, AND patience to work. Many relationships can have a separation period of some kind, but I've often found that the people in this relationship are often separated (by choice or by circumstance), and if/when they do reconnect, they're often much wiser/more appreciative of one another. Nevertheless, you often learn a lot and grow emotionally and spiritually just by having met the person, and if the relationship does not work out, it truly is devastating.

posted July 13, 2013 09:59 PM            

Also, I personally find that both the explanations and the percentages hold true for all of my scenarios (so far, at least)!

Again, this holds true for me, my sister, and a lot of my friends, but please disregard if it doesn't help you!

With scores lower than the 70th percentile, the relationship can be very, very rocky, but can also have some sort of balance if both people try to find similar points of interest, expand on that, and have space to grow and appreciate their own interests without bogging down their significant other. These are the most difficult, in my opinion, so kudos to anyone who has been able to make it work!

With scores in the 70th percentile, I've found that, if you want a genuinely happy relationship, it's often that one person really has to compromise more than the other in order for something to work out in the long haul. If the two don't get to know each other over a long period of time without jumping into something right away, there could be a lot of emotional tension/one person feeling that he/she is being used or taken for granted. I've found that one person can really hold the "power" in the relationship, or that it takes time for both to really be fully open with one another. In any case, if this relationship unfolds over time, and if both truly appreciate the balance that is needed for a relationship, then it can work. For me, this percentile is difficult too.

With scores in the 80th percentile, I've found that there is a bit of a spark when you two first meet - either very exciting, or just downright irritating! I've also found that the relationship has a LOT of highs and lows: when it's good it's really, really good, and when it's bad it's just downright awful! This isn't as hard as the 70th percentile in my opinion, as both partners in this relationship don't take as long to appreciate/care for one another; however, at least for me, some form(s) of deception can be involved. This can definitely last, however, if both partners can just talk about their emotions a little more and not stick the other person right where it hurts when they aren't happy with one another! You also tend to teach each other a lot, and you teach each other how to become better people, either through mistakes, or just through talking.

With the 90th percentile, the relationship can start off a bit rocky, or just feel strange, simply because the compatibility is just off the charts! It really is difficult to find someone in the 90th percentile, so if/when you do, connecting to one another feels so familiar yet strangely unfamiliar at the same time! Also, you either immediately know that this person is very special to you, or, the feelings just creep up on you seemingly from nowhere (even though the feelings had always been there all along). After you get over the (subtle or not-so-subtle) shock, however, and if you're mature enough/really ready for something serious to unfold, it's really quite difficult to break away from the connections and compatibility. The hurt/pain that can come from the connection is not being on the same page emotionally. Forcing the relationship very quickly often backfires so immensely that it's really difficult to start over again, and it's often the case that one person isn't ready for a relationship. This percentile really takes time, maturity, AND patience to work. Many relationships can have a separation period of some kind, but I've often found that the people in this relationship are often separated (by choice or by circumstance), and if/when they do reconnect, they're often much wiser/more appreciative of one another. Nevertheless, you often learn a lot and grow emotionally and spiritually just by having met the person, and if the relationship does not work out, it truly is devastating.

posted April 01, 2014 10:38 PM            

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67% Compatible
Looking for Someone to Hibernate With?

Hopefully you're reading this in the wintertime because this is the perfect person to hibernate with. All you need is a decent cable package, a 24-hour diner to order in from and a comfy Posturepedic mattress to crash on because you might find yourselves spending weeks on end holed up in there. When the two of you get together, you have the tendency to set off every indulgent whim in each other, urging the other one on to be as lazy and unproductive as possible. As you can imagine, you can cancel any plans for world domination when you two get together because this relationship will more closely resemble an episode of "Married With Children" than a James Bond-type love affair. That doesn't mean you're not likely to stay together, though. Both of you can be a tad insecure and needy at times, so you run the risk of becoming co-dependent pretty easily. But look on the bright side, getting caught up on all five seasons of "Lost" and uncovering your mutual love for dulce de leche ice cream can make for a powerful bond. Just try to get your butts to the gym one of these days and make an effort to be productive members of society. Our GDP needs all the help it can get.

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posted April 01, 2014 10:51 PM            

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Originally posted by unikestyle:
With the 90th percentile, the relationship can start off a bit rocky, or just feel strange, simply because the compatibility is just off the charts! It really is difficult to find someone in the 90th percentile, so if/when you do, connecting to one another feels so familiar yet strangely unfamiliar at the same time! Also, you either immediately know that this person is very special to you, or, the feelings just creep up on you seemingly from nowhere (even though the feelings had always been there all along). After you get over the (subtle or not-so-subtle) shock, however, and if you're mature enough/really ready for something serious to unfold, it's really quite difficult to break away from the connections and compatibility. The hurt/pain that can come from the connection is not being on the same page emotionally. Forcing the relationship very quickly often backfires so immensely that it's really difficult to start over again, and it's often the case that one person isn't ready for a relationship. This percentile really takes time, maturity, AND patience to work. Many relationships can have a separation period of some kind, but I've often found that the people in this relationship are often separated (by choice or by circumstance), and if/when they do reconnect, they're often much wiser/more appreciative of one another. Nevertheless, you often learn a lot and grow emotionally and spiritually just by having met the person, and if the relationship does not work out, it truly is devastating.

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90% Compatible
Don't Fight It

We probably don't have to tell you, but this relationship is pretty intense. It's like you're getting sucked in by this electromagnetic force field he's got around him. It's so strong, you're totally powerless against it. It's your nature to try to resist, but we say just go with it, there's no use fighting this. He's intent on bringing out the best in you, so there's a good chance that you can grow and make the most of your life when you're together. You can be the best version of yourself when you're around him, the one who doesn't let those feelings of jealousy, hostility and aggression get the best of you. That's no small feat considering you can spend a lot of time on the dark side dealing with those kinds of emotions. In fact, his desire to change you is capable of turning any aggression into useful ambition... And any feelings of jealousy you may have into passion. Just be careful, though, to work towards a compromise wherever possible. Both of you have very powerful personalities, so it's important to be as understanding as you can.

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posted April 02, 2014 07:38 AM            

Me and a friend from the forum used to categorize each one according to what aspect it was. Some of them were explocitly stated in the moonit advice blog....but most in our list were based on looking at what aspect two dob's had in common in synastry when we'd get the same love calc result for them.

I will post it. Just not right now. My grandmother died last night.