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posted March 12, 2013 02:21 AM            

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Hey I was thinking about Uranus Moon aspects and I read this article. Everything it says describes me to a T. I don't have a Uranus Moon hard aspect. But I have the Square to my IC. My mom is an Aqua Moon and Mars. We moved around a LOT and she is the epitome of an Aqua Moon mom. I'm a Cancer Sun/Asc/Mars so the 4th is my Moons' ruling house.

I actually have no desire to live with someone...and if I do I want to have separate rooms so I can maintain some sort of space.
http://sasstrology.com/2010/06/the-detached-lover-aspects-between-the-moon-and-uranus-in-the-natal-chart.html/comment-page-1#comments

I've dated a few guys with the Square from Uranus to their Moon or IC. I dated one Aqua who had the Square from Uranus to his Moon, an Opposition of Jupiter to his Moon, AND a Square from Saturn to his Moon. Talk about he'll most likely NEVER settle down without thinking at some point (when it stops being fun and new) that it's an obligation lol.

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posted March 12, 2013 03:19 AM            

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moon square 12th house Uranus (and venus/Saturn/Neptune/as).
In general this moon/uranus creates a longing for newness, excitement and freedom. I guess it can be a bit like venus-uranus. People with these placements may settle down, but only with the “right” person who are creative, who can keep their interest and give them plenty of space. You need to look at the moon signs, house as well.

I feel “trapped” if I stay in one place for too long. In relationship, I’m not that detached. I always like to have someone who I can grow old with. But I won’t stay with someone if the relationship isn’t fulfilling. Same with my other half, he has moon square 11th Uranus, venus n mars. He loves being married and love having his own little family. But again, he has virgo moon in 8th house.

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posted March 12, 2013 03:31 AM            

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Chiron conjunct Ic.
I feel like my child hood was lacking...
Saturn opposite IC
I had to be the golden child, thats no fun.
Too much expectations in general.

Moon square jupiter.
My mom is a fabulous woman and she use to spoil me a lot.
Sun conjunct moon is considered bad too.
I like it thou.

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posted March 12, 2013 07:07 PM            

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When transit Uranus was conjunct my Moon EVERYTHING was up in the air, made it easier to let it be, and let the wind take me where it wanted, rather than trying to control the experience. Made it exciting too even if it was a roller coaster sort of experience. People were dropping by left and right never knew who was gonna show up when, or for how long they'd stay. And yes there was a move.

Saw a chart recently, Moon conj Uranus, 2 deg applying conj. When the baby was 2 mos old they moved to a different house. By that time the Moon would have progressed to conj Uranus 0 deg, so if it's an applying conjunction, count out the months and any changes in the home around then. The solar arc of Moon to Uranus or Uranus to Moon should be significant as well regarding changes in the mother or in the home situation.

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posted March 12, 2013 09:32 PM            

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I have Moon square Uranus, conjunct IC, Uranus square IC and Chiron opposite Moon and IC

Yes my family relations are screwed and I feel an uncomfortableness with my mom but the problem is especially siblings and my dad (Sun square Saturn and opposite Ascendant, Neptune does that)

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posted March 13, 2013 12:12 PM            

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GrlyGirl200 this is a GREAT description for hard moon/uranus aspects. Thanks so much for posting this! I have moon (aries) inconjunct Uranus (scorpio) and everything said in the article rings true for me. Making plans is a issue, for sure. I also shut down A LOT. When I move on, I usually move on for good. Many people have left out of my life (death, life, passing over on their responsibilities, etc.) and I'm so use to it - I don't really get upset when someone is no longer in my life anymore. It's just life, I say. Also, someone can black out in front of me about 'not caring/being emotional enough for them' and I'll just stare at them with a blank expression but that's usually because I don't know how to respond to/match their emotions in the situation. It's like - I don't do dramatic expressions of what I'm feeling. This has happened, at least, 3 times. I do feel in limbo also - not really belonging yet not different enough to do something extraordinary because of it. Compromise and patience are definitely areas that will make me feel like a deer in headlights. The switching off happens a lot - I'll try to pay closer attention to that now though. I don't feel it's an appropriate response but then again, I usually really don't know what to say. "No worries, it happens,” to, “Right. I’m leaving now” are so very familiar. Even when I work with others or have done class projects with others - I tend to steer towards those who are focused on the work at hand. I am not the best at dealing wth emotional people (actually, now that I've read the article) who have to express everything that is going on around, to them and inside of them 24/7.

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