posted July 26, 2013 05:28 AM            

Moon opposition the
Ascendant
When the Moon is
opposite the Ascendant
(and therefore conjunct
the Descendant)...
You are intuitive,
sympathetic, and sensitive,
quick to sense the needs
and emotions of others
around you. However, the
tendency to over-identify
with the feelings of others
can be draining, and you
can lose touch with where
your feelings start and
end. Getting in touch with
what it is that you need
will be the main challenge,
but a necessary one, as
you can too easily confuse
others and yourself, and
dependency may be a
problem in your life if you
don't. Your manner is
expressive and emotionally
animated--you come
across as either emotional
or caring/nurturing (or
both), and generally
likable.
Some Famous People with
Moon Opposition the
Ascendant: Fred Astaire,
Brigitte Bardot, Kathy
Bates, Vincent Bugliosi,
John Carpenter, Geena
Davis, Thomas Eplin, Jamie
Farr, Betty Ford, Andy
Gibb, Merv Griffin, Goldie
Hawn, Kate Hudson, Penny
Marshall, Marilyn Monroe,
Edith Piaf, Martin Sheen,
Cybill Shepherd, Mary
Shelley, Prince William,
Jessica Alba.

this is what I found

posted July 26, 2013 06:09 AM            

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Originally posted by peachbeigeblue:
I have Moon conjunct DC by 20 minutes.

I was told on here it was a good thing.

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My moon is conjunct my DC too.And Yes,I do get along with that sign very well(Aquarius).They fascinate me and there is a strong attraction

posted July 26, 2013 06:14 AM            

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Aspects In Astrology - Sue Tompkins

Moon and the Angles

Moon conjunct Ascendant suggests that the individual will approach the world and those within it wanting to care for and protect. If other chart factors concur, they will appear as being very responsive, adaptable, impressionable and either keen to satisfy the needs of others or to have their own needs satisfied.

There is often a strong identification with the mother-figure and often the mother role itself. There is usually a very strong female presence in the early years. One man I know with this placement was brought up living with his mother, grandmother and aunt. They were all responsive to his needs and he was to theirs. People with this placement will sometimes have been (or had to be) exceptionally sensitive to the maternal figure’s needs and perhaps had to protect that person. In some cases, they act as mother to their own mother and thereafter go out into the world wanting either to feed others emotionally or be fed by them.

The individual with the Moon rising, rather like Neptune rising, can be so receptive and sensitive to everything and everyone they meet that they find it difficult to work out where they leave off and others begin. They absorb whatever they encounter. I have known several instances where the mother had psychiatric problems and the child had to take on the role of mother to the mother from a very early age. To keep her behaviour relatively sane, the child develops what Howard Sasportas describes as ‘a radar-like ability’ to pick up and read her signals and quite soon the ability to read signals from everyone they come into contact with. The ill mother also sometimes copes better with the child whilst it is still a baby or infant and still dependent on her. Thus as an adult, the Moon rising person often still exudes a powerful neediness and often a childlike dependency. The Moon seems to describe the child in relation to early mother-figures and thus Moon rising people sometimes approach the world revealing the part of themselves which is a needy child, wanting to be protected and cared for.

Moon conjunct Descendant suggests that there is a very strong need for relationship and all the emotional, familial and domestic security it might provide. A need for relationships which will provide some measure of nurture, containment, protection and dependency. Whatever the real nature of a particular relationship – child– parent, employer– employee, or that between two lovers – those with the Moon Descendant somehow or other find themselves in a parent– child relationship, with them to be found at either end of the spectrum. People with this placement often find, maybe several years into a relationship, that they have ‘married’ someone who closely resembles their mother or are re-enacting the relationship they had with her or would have liked to have had.

Sometimes the early mother-figure was experienced more as a wife, either to the child or to the other parent and it is from this situation that a mother– spouse linkage is formed. In any event, mother issues and relationship seem even more intermingled than usually with this combination.

People with Moon conjunct Descendant are often very nurturant in relationship and indeed, in all one-to-one encounters, though as Howard Sasportas says of Moon in the 7th, it may be ‘over-sensitive or over-adaptive’ to the needs of the partner. This placement is indicative of the formation of very strong bonds with women. People with this placement who are in therapy, for example, usually feel more comfortable with women therapists.

The placement can also be found in those who meet others through providing some sort of lunar skills; such skills might range from cooking and catering to working in security or even such things as furniture restoration: those who provide some kind of service which involves caring or providing some kind of protection.

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posted July 26, 2013 06:38 AM            

He has the conjunction too. But he's only dating a Taurus moon, not a double

posted July 26, 2013 07:01 AM            

Do you think that planets in the sixth house in a synastry is a good thing?For example,venus in your partners 6th house.

posted July 26, 2013 07:52 AM            

My boyfriend's sun, moon, and jupiter are in my 7th. My jupiter and venus are in his 7th.

posted July 26, 2013 07:52 AM            

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Originally posted by IrisRainbow:
Some of those facts are true for me and some aren't.I am not the kind of person that depends on others :x

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posted July 26, 2013 12:56 PM            

Iris,