posted June 25, 2014 10:55 PM            

He also has Mars in Aries, Jupiter in Scorpio.

His Sun conjuncts his moon (by orb and by sign).

His Venus is square Saturn.

His Moon is sextile Saturn.

His Venus sextile Mars.

How will his Venus in Gemini, Mars in Aries play out with all those Taurus placements and Saturn contacts?

posted June 26, 2014 08:02 AM            

And your Venus sextile mars statement is interesting..

posted June 26, 2014 09:20 AM            

That's when I started to figure out that there really is a difference between Moon/Venus and Mars in their expressions.

His Moon was in Taurus-So sensual. My goodness! We'd make out for hours and hours. He loved being touched.

His Venus in Gemini-Very social. He liked to be around trendy places. Was very into Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other social media platforms. His phone was EXCEPTIONALLY important to him.

Mars in Capricorn- He was often very deliberate and slow in taking action. He was also not the type who liked to be open about his personal tastes and feelings.

TO really understand the gist of how the Moon/Venus interact, find the midpoint of these two planets.

posted June 26, 2014 10:26 AM            

The Midpoints are a valuable tool that can be utilized for further analysis into our own integration of seemingly "contrasting" energies.

When I look at my Sun/Moon midpoint, for instance, it is situated in Libra: We can deduce that,for me,being able to relate to others(Libra)is important.This is very true btw(even my Draconic Sun is in Libra)

If I had natal Venus aspecting my midpoint by square, opposition or conjunction, then this need for "togetherness" is enhanced.

We can infer that I view marriage, love, romance, partnerships, equality, sharing, balance, mediation, cordiality, refinement and peacefulness a strong signature of my personal preference.

If I find a mate who's Venus aspects that Sun/Moon midpoint(square , opposition or conjunction), I might be attracted to them.

It could be romantic,it could be platonic,I could see them with rose-colored glasses, I could instantly like them,it could even be sexual.

But generally, with Venus aspecting the Sun/Moon midpoint,I have a promise that the association with the person will be fruitful,amiable and beneficial.

So, in my earlier example of my ex, his Moon/Venus midpoint is in Gemini(3 Degrees to be exact).

I have my natal Uranus forming an opposition to his Moon/Venus midpoint(by 6 degrees). So, perhaps he saw me as very exciting on the one hand but also felt that I was too detached and aloof on the other.He certainly did mention that I was too "chilled" and I guess that made him feel very insecure.

What is also interesting, however, is that his Sun/Moon midpoint is in Taurus(20 Degrees) and my natal Venus in Scorpio opposed this midpoint by less than 2 degrees.

We certainly were very attracted to each other,the relationship was very sensual, we barely no arguments and even when we broke it off, it was extremely cordial-no hard feelings at all.(this is all Venus)

He broke up with me btw when transiting Neptune was squaring his Moon/Venus Midpoint(by less than a degree) and trans Saturn was opposing his Sun/Moon Midpoint (by 4 degrees):I guess he felt that he just couldn't see a future for us.