posted October 07, 2013 01:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
I would like to see her chart. It must have a strong Algol and prolly nessus, too

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posted October 07, 2013 02:04 PM            

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posted October 07, 2013 06:13 PM            

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Originally posted by Kerosene:
I noticed heavy sag influenced women are manly

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I haven't. However, I notice men (like my dad) and women tend to have athletic builds (and often athletic hobbies) which can appear somewhat androgynous in women, especially if they don't bother to emphasize their feminine attributes (famous Sags with a body that could almost pass for a guy with only a little work including Avril as a teen who was a skateboarder and played hockey, Miley, and even Coulter though she looks more emaciated to me than athletic).

And when I was younger I often cut my hair short (easier to be athletic that way in Texas heat) and some thought I had a boyish appearance...it actually sparked a bit of drama (and Granny was always trying to girl me up). But it was just that I lacked curves and kept my hair short more than anything, plus I got in trouble for messing up girl clothes but not the same type of clothes boys would wear so that encouraged me to wear boys clothes given how active I was. I think they only reason I looked "boyish" was because I didn't have curves and didn't bother to girl myself up when so many other girls put out a lot of effort to emphasize their gender (and also usually had more defined curves than I did).

Still, though I'm no longer androgynous today (but not that curvy either) I have been told that my abs (which are well defined, especially when I work those muscles like in pull ups or lifting something) looked a bit "mannish." Some like them, others can't stand to look at them. And they're right in a sense because a woman's body makes it very hard for a woman to have defined abs...I even knew a female bodybuilder who had very well defined armed & leg muscles (and bigger than mine even today) and even she didn't have abs like mine. But that's very rare for any woman (might be interesting to do a poll on how much Sag energy these very rare women possess...). Even my Sag partner (who loves to play tennis and racquetball to this day as well as hiking & biking) seems feminine to me even if she's not particularly curvy either (abs are feminine, however) and also has an athletic build so I suppose some might disagree...and maybe its' her curly red hair and feminine glasses that makes all the difference to me. (Or maybe it's all the feminine astrological energy in her chart whereas my chart is almost exclusively masculine, the only feminine energy being a splash of Scorpio.)

But at least I don't have anything that looks like an Adam's Apple. Come to think of it Ann Coulter is the only one I can think of offhand like that...

posted October 08, 2013 07:55 AM            

Sun/Mars conjunction at a less than 2 degree orb in mutable Sagittarius. She is more likely to attack people’s characters and challenge those who have questionable ethics (as far as she is concerned of course).

She is more passionate and angered in issues that involve people than she is about ideas or solving crisis.

She could have been an activist; fighting to protect the rights of a certain group of people whom are disenfranchised or impoverished (probably foreigners or minority groups since both are Sagittarius ruled).

It’s really quite ironic that she is opposing the very groups mentioned above.

But then again, perhaps she sees her American people as fitting the bill?

Perhaps she is standing up against her people being “invaded” by foreign cultures/”threatening” "radical" people (hence her being a conservative party member)etc.?

Mercury squares Pluto in Sag/Virgo respectively by a 2 degree orb.

Mercury in mutable Sagittarius is thought (mostly influenced by people whom she felt a resonance with that she thought were very learned) and Pluto in mutable Virgo is conviction and belief in a authority figure (rather than the ideas that they stood for).
If Dad was a racist who was siteful and hateful , it doesn't matter, he was my Dad and took us to picnics and I love him-mentality etc.

She is more likely to think in terms of “whom” (what the person is, their race, their background, their character) than what the person stands for.

posted October 08, 2013 09:15 PM            

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Originally posted by 12thhouser:
Even friends of hers like Bill Maher has said to her "you make sh*t up!"

Not to mention, conservative radio show host Michael Medved has said on his program that she should not be a featured speaker at political events.

Can't respect a person who spins the truth to support her own opinions.

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