posted December 17, 2014 09:00 PM            

It feels I am always sent to work as managing their expectation and I do it with my Moon in Aries. Any how....

posted December 18, 2014 07:44 AM            

You'll hear a lot of "these dumb, spoiled millenial slobs need to get off their smartphones, drop the lattes and get a job!" and "these stupid boomers are so ignorant and intolerant oh today's world issues! They are stuck in the past!"

posted December 19, 2014 08:14 PM            

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Originally posted by Southern Sun:
Taking a wild guess here, but Virgo Pluto/Uranus conjunction versus Saggi Saturn/Neptune/Uranus (or for the younger ones, simply having Pluto in Sag) equals friction.

You'll hear a lot of "these dumb, spoiled millenial slobs need to get off their smartphones, drop the lattes and get a job!" and "these stupid boomers are so ignorant and intolerant oh today's world issues! They are stuck in the past!"

I think those of us with Pluto in Scorpio will be having the same issue when the kids today become young adults during Pluto in Aquarius when it will be in a trine with Uranus and sextile with Neptune.

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Thank you forewarning. Makes sense ! :-)
If they want to innovate than who would we to stop them from doing it in Pluto in Aquarius.
Is it wrong that I am already expecting kids to be smarter than us? Just had Saturn return and child thus I do not expect my child to take care of me and eventually just dying alone or being in old home or something.No this is realistic view and anything better than this would be bonus.

I have my best friend who had Virgo Asc and she bothered my Sag Asc/ Stellium on lateness. I think they are completely 2 different thing they are going to achieve.

posted December 19, 2014 08:18 PM            

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Originally posted by Gemini Blues:
Baby Boomers were the natal Pluto in Leo generation. Uranus spent time there as well, catching up to Pluto. Gen X is the Virgo conjunction generation, though we own part of the Pluto in Libra as well.

Back to your question, your Aries moon might be called on because its what you've got to work with those Leo placements.

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It's just that I do not want to do it at all and I do it fiery way no matter how hard I try and also I think A) I am letting down and B) it makes me think I am really rubbish at family in general. Aries Moon in Fourth transiting Uranus. I think since I have no solution (Sun in Scorpio) for them it makes me worried.(Mars in Virgo)

posted December 19, 2014 08:55 PM            

Aug 3, 1938 1:56 PM Pluto enters Leo
Oct 20, 1956 1:12 AM Pluto enters Virgo
Oct 5, 1971 2:14 AM Pluto enters Libra
Nov 5, 1983 4:07 PM Pluto enters Scorpio

More Planet tables here http://www.cafeastrology.com/urnepplutosigntables.html

Is this true for Generation X ?

This generation has been characterised as being saddled with permanent cynicism. Too young to have fought in any major war, old enough to have enjoyed a free education – they have spent too much of their adulthood sitting around in coffee shops trying to set the world to rights. And failing.
Self-help books line their shelves and and they are burdened with an almost permanent state of anxiety -- social, financial, sexual.
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Generation Y do you think they are really Selfish ?

As well as being comfortable sharing their entire life online, this is a selfish, self-regarding generation. "Let me take a Selfie," is their catchphrase.

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posted December 19, 2014 08:56 PM            

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Originally posted by Sagical:
I'm not sure what is going on with baby boomers. My parents came from the Pluto in Cancer generation and I am from generation x Pluto in Virgo.

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posted December 20, 2014 02:33 AM            

As for Gen Y being selfish...not particularly so. Rejecting hierarchies and obligations can be perceived as selfish, however.

Another thing is that the young and old tend to be a lot alike no matter what generation it is. The young tend to be self-absorbed and also becoming their own person which can come off as selfish and irresponsible (heck, they often are, not that it necessarily makes them bad people or that they'll be that way their entire lives) while the old become set in their ways and losing a sense of relevance that makes them increasingly nostalgic and resenting the young whippersnappers...and both young and old tend to sneer at the other. It was the same in Ancient Greece thousands of years ago and it seems to be true of a great many all through the 20th century and still going strong.

And actually, Gen Y seems a little better than Gen X at the same age (with the notable exception of typically not being as independent) though that could simply be because there were a lot less kids present among Gen Y...kids are like adults, the more you have the more trouble you get which spreads (and doubly so for kids if there isn't sufficient adult supervision).