posted August 26, 2012 07:29 PM            

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Originally posted by Capricorn Sun:
Oh well, eat a chocolate bar, you'll feel better.

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Sigh. Clearly I shouldn't have bothered posting. Yet another adolescent on this board, who isn't really interested in any real astrological data on an issue.

Well, have "fun" with the topic you started.

posted August 26, 2012 08:00 PM            

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Originally posted by Jovian:
Sigh. Clearly I shouldn't have bothered posting. Yet another adolescent on this board, who isn't really interested in any real astrological data on an issue.

Well, have "fun" with the topic you started.

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I bet I am older than you and by far wiser then you, CLEARLY more humorous then you. lol

posted August 26, 2012 08:28 PM            

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Originally posted by Jovian:
Sorry, OP, but there are plenty of derailed threads on this topic here, which in my probably too blunt opinion you could have first done a search for before starting yet another one. Not much good data ever seems to come of these threads on this topic. While there are certain suggestive aspects to consider, there are too many ignorant people here who can't just look at the d@mned data objectively, instead of getting their knickers in a knot over the subject and compulsively spewing completely useless opinions, based on their own un-analyzed internal issues. ...I'm certainly not surprised to see 50 new (and mostly irrelevant) responses to your thread just during today. Same old, same old.

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Why are you so upset with someone asking questions? Even if this topic were controversial or going to get derailed, which I agree it has single-handedly by someone not worth mentioning, why not let people try to research and ask questions?

I don't know why people can't be tolerant on BOTH ends. Seriously. And because a majority of life is opinion and interpretation based on observation, you cannot simply omit opinion and observation. Would things be more "unbiased" if say they were to your liking? I think, for the people complaining on this thread, that's exactly what the issue is. They simply don't like people discussing or debating a topic that they've already developed a concrete idea about. I think if anything that's the most narrow-minded approach to this topic and life in general.

posted August 26, 2012 08:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Capricorn Sun:
Most the time I am on any forum for laughs. That's what I do. I only freak out occasionally when I think a dude is a chick telling me I am delusioning a Scorpio who doesn't exist. I bet Red wishes I were hot to trot after his fox tot. Nah I'm all eyes for Sand these days. That guy has got it going on! lol Seriously, this topic is for fun. I don't care who is or isn't gay, but it sure is fun watching the actual fags come out from hiding bashing my thread, right sistas and brothas? lol

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posted August 26, 2012 08:59 PM            

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Originally posted by Dreaming111:
Yeah, I kinda think that maybe saying that word is not in the best interest of having an open discussion to learn.

If we want to learn then I think names and words like that actually block the attempt.

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I agree. I think this topic could be interesting if people took it seriously.

posted August 26, 2012 09:13 PM            

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Originally posted by KingTaurus2104:
I agree. I think this topic could be interesting if people took it seriously.

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I think he posed a genuine question but was attacked and kinda turned off and later defensive. I mean that's how I felt. When you are trying to constantly defend yourself against unfair attacks and criticism, some times you say things you don't mean to inflict upon the other side.

Of course I'm not saying that it's ok to 1. attack someone for their opinion 2 attack someone for their counter opinion. Again that's assuming mature comments are made and it isn't about living under a rock and needing to move to ny.

Anyway, let's just move on and get this train back on track.

posted August 26, 2012 09:18 PM            

Dreaming111, I'm a solid chick. I just had an orgy with Sand and Red on another thread. lol

Ok continue on kids, have fun trying to figure this inquiry out. If it turns out to be that Scorpions are the "fags", I wouldn't be surprised. lmao!!!

posted August 26, 2012 09:18 PM            

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Originally posted by Dreaming111:
Venus sqaure uranus is one for males.

I also read about pluto aspecting jupiter as well.

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posted August 26, 2012 09:55 PM            

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Originally posted by virgolotus:
I have both of those. Can you explain why these would be accounted for?

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Well I should say venus square uranus in and of itself won't lead to homosexuality.

I would say that it takes a couple pebbles for the landslide. What I mean by that is you need a couple of these aspects working together to get someone with a one sided sexuality.

posted August 26, 2012 09:56 PM            

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Originally posted by hannaramaa:
Uhm I haven't read the entire thread but I know a lot of gay Leos.

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posted August 26, 2012 11:15 PM            

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Originally posted by ail221:
Johnny Deep and Elvis Presley had Venus square Uranus sometimes this creates just a different type of sexual energy, different gender roles or even the generation of a different type of sexuality.

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posted August 27, 2012 12:24 AM            

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Originally posted by ail221:
I don't believe their natal aspects were to blame the karmic energy in those relationships just burned it. Princess Diana also had Venus square Uranus as I said it creates a different kind of sexual energy that people are drawn to not homosexuality.

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But remember for the female it does not cause homosexuality. She would be someone that wouldn't get on with other females. And princess Diana did not get along with her own mother, mother in law, and obviously the homewrecker. But also, her main confidants were male.

Also, venus square uranus is only a part of the puzzle like I had mentioned earlier. Someone, for this aspect namely a male, would obviously need other aspects to prevent them from liking or feeling comfortable around the opposite sex.

As for Elvis and Depp, yes you may be right that other aspects in the synastry led them to part mutally. But natal aspects bring out your own desires and leanings. So to negate that would be incorrect. Venus sqaure uranus is an electric aspect that also connotes instability in relationships, often divorce or breakups.

posted August 27, 2012 02:55 AM            

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Originally posted by Capricorn Sun:
Most the time I am on any forum for laughs. That's what I do. I only freak out occasionally when I think a dude is a chick telling me I am delusioning a Scorpio who doesn't exist. I bet Red wishes I were hot to trot after his fox tot. Nah I'm all eyes for Sand these days. That guy has got it going on! lol Seriously, this topic is for fun. I don't care who is or isn't gay, but it sure is fun watching the actual fags come out from hiding bashing my thread, right sistas and brothas? lol

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posted August 27, 2012 05:02 AM            

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Originally posted by Dreaming111:
... But remember for the female it does not cause homosexuality.
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Venus-Uranus aspects are definitely one trend in charts of some gay/bisexual women.

Venus Square Uranus: Angelina Jolie, Portia DeRossi-DeGeneres, Leisha Hailey (lesbian musician, actress - "Alice" from "L Word,"), Missy Higgins (Australian pop singer, admittedly bisexual), Jillian Michaels (Fitness trainer - "The Biggest Loser," admittedly lesbian), Anais Nin.

Venus Opposite Uranus: Ellen DeGeneres, Gertrude Stein; Fergie of The Black Eyed Peas (wide at 8 degrees), and Megan Fox (both admittedly Bi), Samantha Fox (80's pop singer, wide at 7 deg.)

Sextile: Marlene Dietrich, Sandra Bernhard (both admittedly bisexual)

Trine: Carmen Electra, Lady Gaga, Lindsay Lohan (all admittedly bisexual); Melissa Etheridge, Guinevere Turner (lesbian actress/writer/director), Sara Gilbert, Cat Cora ("Iron Chef," admittedly lesbian).

Conjunct: Christina Aguilera (admittedly Bi), Katy Perry, Kelly McGillis (actress - "Top Gun," admittedly lesbian).