posted April 14, 2022 03:43 AM            

I also think that house placements like 6th , 4th , 12th house placements can add to aspects of feminine people

4th house for mothers , family , emotional security

6th house for healing abilities , health and wellness, pets , hygiene, plants

12th house for mysticism, imaginary world and spirituality

posted April 14, 2022 03:46 AM            

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posted April 14, 2022 10:01 AM            

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Originally posted by ElfinPisces:

Taurus is not soft , it is a fixed sign symbolized by a very masculine animal.

PISCES, THEN CANCER, THEN VIRGO BEFORE TAURUS, CAPRICORN & SCORPIO

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posted April 14, 2022 10:55 AM            

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Originally posted by ElfinPisces:
Feminine energy is docile , flexible, soft , female , modest , passive , fluid , healer , motherly , gentle , introverted, kind , caring

Masculine energy is unyielding, assertive, rough , fatherly , protector , fixed , aggressive, outgoing

And I see Pisces & Virgo possessing more feminine energy, yes cancer too even if it’s a cardinal sign but it’s water

I see Taurus , Capricorn and Scorpio possessing more masculine energy

Honestly your ruling planet isn’t the only factor that impacts on the personality of a zodiac sign, there are modalities , Symbols , houses , constellations.......it will be extremely shallow minded to just consider a sign feminine or masculine cos of their ruling planets

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I am not considering a sign feminine or masculine because of their ruling planets... like where do you get that idea from? The ruling planets don't have a gender, they have mythology but they don't have a gender? That makes no sense.

In astrology, Taurus is a feminine sign (all earth & water signs are feminine, while fire & air are masculine, this isn't opinion, this is basic astrology facts).

I know Taurus being represented as a bull is confusing, since a bull is male but honestly it's more a symbol of patriarchy (damn I sound like a feminist, eek lol) than a testament of whether or not Taurus is a feminine sign.

Bull is male, represents male fertility/vitality/virility

Cow is female, represents female fertility/vitality/virility

If we are judging masculine and feminine energy based on zodiac's animal rulers/symbols then
Pisces and Cancer would be asexual perhaps even masculine because do the fishes (Pisces) & the crab (Cancer) have a gender? Like is it clarified in astrology?

You mention that fishes are soft? Sharks are fishes, but are considered scary, dangerous, and is a predator. Is a shark soft because according to you fishes are soft? BTW I am not saying that a shark is Pisces symbol....

I disagree with your assessment that feminine being "motherly." I would say nurturing as oppose to motherly. Same with "fatherly" for masculine. I would say "authoritative".

I think a great way to describe feminine energy is receptive.

I also don't think being docile/submission is a feminine trait, it's a survival trait. A lot of females/woman do this to ensure their safety due violence/threats of violence and the physical strength of men.

To quote myself
If you are talking traditional femininity (motherhood, homemaker/SAHM, baker, softness)
then Cancer -- Taurus -- Pisces -- Virgo -- Capricorn in that order

I feel Pisces is a more neutral feminine energy than just automatically being traditional feminine energy, that's why I placed it after Taurus. Pisces is the last sign in tropical zodiac, so it's about endings, death, etc. These are more neutral than feminine.

Pisces also molds itself/energy to the people around it, which can be seen as very feminine characteristic but I see it more as a personality/zodiac sign trait thing. Like having a lack or changeable identity isn't adherently feminine, it's more about being adaptable, which is link to survival.

I also see Virgo as a more neutral feminine energy than just being traditional feminine energy. Virgo is very supportive and service like energy but it's more about work/keeping busy than devoting one's self to femininity. Being helpful, supportive, duty, and service oriented is more neutral and a means of being productive. Tropical zodiac sees Virgo as being a harvest sign, harvest= food = survival before winter (tropical astrology marks Pisces as a winter sign).

I don't necessarily see Taurus as a feminist feminine energy but I guess in the modern era it makes sense. Taurus is pleasure seeking so they want to experience all the pleasures of life including luxury/earning money & sex/sexuality. These things are considered "masculine" in modern society but it isn't...
Having and enjoying sex doesn't make you masculine. Earning money to afford luxury doesn't make you masculine. Fighting for your right to experience pleasure isn't just a masculine thing. It's more of a human thing.

Also are you saying that fixed energy is inherently masculine?

Btw having babies/giving birth is a dangerous activity, even in the modern era. Orgasms are seen as little deaths, the act of Birth brings a woman closest to death. Death doesn't have a gender. Motherhood/birth is gendered/feminine but the act of death/sex is more neutral.

That aside, are you biologically male?

I got more to say but that is it, for now...

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I am blogger aka theastrofiend or @strofiend

I also make astrology flashcards. Please check out ASTROcard on Etsy.

Here’s my blog link:

http://theastrofiend.blogspot.com/

posted April 14, 2022 10:56 AM            

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Originally posted by ElfinPisces:
I would also add that mutable energy can make one feminine in a chart

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What do you think of other mutable energy? Gemini and Sagittarius

Or is it just Pisces and Virgo?

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I am blogger aka theastrofiend or @strofiend

I also make astrology flashcards. Please check out ASTROcard on Etsy.

Here’s my blog link:

http://theastrofiend.blogspot.com/

posted April 14, 2022 12:36 PM            

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Originally posted by Astrofiend:
I am not considering a sign feminine or masculine because of their ruling planets... like where do you get that idea from? The ruling planets don't have a gender, they have mythology but they don't have a gender? That makes no sense.

In astrology, Taurus is a feminine sign (all earth & water signs are feminine, while fire & air are masculine, this isn't opinion, this is basic astrology facts).

I know Taurus being represented as a bull is confusing, since a bull is male but honestly it's more a symbol of patriarchy (damn I sound like a feminist, eek lol) than a testament of whether or not Taurus is a feminine sign.

Bull is male, represents male fertility/vitality/virility

Cow is female, represents female fertility/vitality/virility

If we are judging masculine and feminine energy based on zodiac's animal rulers/symbols then
Pisces and Cancer would be asexual perhaps even masculine because do the fishes (Pisces) & the crab (Cancer) have a gender? Like is it clarified in astrology?

You mention that fishes are soft? Sharks are fishes, but are considered scary, dangerous, and is a predator. Is a shark soft because according to you fishes are soft? BTW I am not saying that a shark is Pisces symbol....

I disagree with your assessment that feminine being "motherly." I would say nurturing as oppose to motherly. Same with "fatherly" for masculine. I would say "authoritative".

I think a great way to describe feminine energy is receptive.

I also don't think being docile/submission is a feminine trait, it's a survival trait. A lot of females/woman do this to ensure their safety due violence/threats of violence and the physical strength of men.

To quote myself
If you are talking traditional femininity (motherhood, homemaker/SAHM, baker, softness)
then Cancer -- Taurus -- Pisces -- Virgo -- Capricorn in that order

I feel Pisces is a more neutral feminine energy than just automatically being traditional feminine energy, that's why I placed it after Taurus. Pisces is the last sign in tropical zodiac, so it's about endings, death, etc. These are more neutral than feminine.

Pisces also molds itself/energy to the people around it, which can be seen as very feminine characteristic but I see it more as a personality/zodiac sign trait thing. Like having a lack or changeable identity isn't adherently feminine, it's more about being adaptable, which is link to survival.

I also see Virgo as a more neutral feminine energy than just being traditional feminine energy. Virgo is very supportive and service like energy but it's more about work/keeping busy than devoting one's self to femininity. Being helpful, supportive, duty, and service oriented is more neutral and a means of being productive. Tropical zodiac sees Virgo as being a harvest sign, harvest= food = survival before winter (tropical astrology marks Pisces as a winter sign).

I don't necessarily see Taurus as a feminist feminine energy but I guess in the modern era it makes sense. Taurus is pleasure seeking so they want to experience all the pleasures of life including luxury/earning money & sex/sexuality. These things are considered "masculine" in modern society but it isn't...
Having and enjoying sex doesn't make you masculine. Earning money to afford luxury doesn't make you masculine. Fighting for your right to experience pleasure isn't just a masculine thing. It's more of a human thing.

Also are you saying that fixed energy is inherently masculine?

Btw having babies/giving birth is a dangerous activity, even in the modern era. Orgasms are seen as little deaths, the act of Birth brings a woman closest to death. Death doesn't have a gender. Motherhood/birth is gendered/feminine but the act of death/sex is more neutral.

That aside, are you biologically male?

I got more to say but that is it, for now...

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That’s your view about femininity

My view about femininity : Feminine energy is healing , docile , nurtured Mother Earth , is maternal, is fluid.....
I still stand that PISCES is the most feminine zodiac sign followed by CANCER then VIRGO then TAURUS then CAPRICORN then SCORPIO and nothing will change my mindset about it , even if you write the longest epistle or claim to be a blogger or whatsoever, we all have our view about femininity and masculinity, stick to yours and I’ll stick to mine ✌🏼

posted April 14, 2022 12:37 PM            

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Originally posted by Astrofiend:
I am not considering a sign feminine or masculine because of their ruling planets... like where do you get that idea from? The ruling planets don't have a gender, they have mythology but they don't have a gender? That makes no sense.

In astrology, Taurus is a feminine sign (all earth & water signs are feminine, while fire & air are masculine, this isn't opinion, this is basic astrology facts).

I know Taurus being represented as a bull is confusing, since a bull is male but honestly it's more a symbol of patriarchy (damn I sound like a feminist, eek lol) than a testament of whether or not Taurus is a feminine sign.

Bull is male, represents male fertility/vitality/virility

Cow is female, represents female fertility/vitality/virility

If we are judging masculine and feminine energy based on zodiac's animal rulers/symbols then
Pisces and Cancer would be asexual perhaps even masculine because do the fishes (Pisces) & the crab (Cancer) have a gender? Like is it clarified in astrology?

You mention that fishes are soft? Sharks are fishes, but are considered scary, dangerous, and is a predator. Is a shark soft because according to you fishes are soft? BTW I am not saying that a shark is Pisces symbol....

I disagree with your assessment that feminine being "motherly." I would say nurturing as oppose to motherly. Same with "fatherly" for masculine. I would say "authoritative".

I think a great way to describe feminine energy is receptive.

I also don't think being docile/submission is a feminine trait, it's a survival trait. A lot of females/woman do this to ensure their safety due violence/threats of violence and the physical strength of men.

To quote myself
If you are talking traditional femininity (motherhood, homemaker/SAHM, baker, softness)
then Cancer -- Taurus -- Pisces -- Virgo -- Capricorn in that order

I feel Pisces is a more neutral feminine energy than just automatically being traditional feminine energy, that's why I placed it after Taurus. Pisces is the last sign in tropical zodiac, so it's about endings, death, etc. These are more neutral than feminine.

Pisces also molds itself/energy to the people around it, which can be seen as very feminine characteristic but I see it more as a personality/zodiac sign trait thing. Like having a lack or changeable identity isn't adherently feminine, it's more about being adaptable, which is link to survival.

I also see Virgo as a more neutral feminine energy than just being traditional feminine energy. Virgo is very supportive and service like energy but it's more about work/keeping busy than devoting one's self to femininity. Being helpful, supportive, duty, and service oriented is more neutral and a means of being productive. Tropical zodiac sees Virgo as being a harvest sign, harvest= food = survival before winter (tropical astrology marks Pisces as a winter sign).

I don't necessarily see Taurus as a feminist feminine energy but I guess in the modern era it makes sense. Taurus is pleasure seeking so they want to experience all the pleasures of life including luxury/earning money & sex/sexuality. These things are considered "masculine" in modern society but it isn't...
Having and enjoying sex doesn't make you masculine. Earning money to afford luxury doesn't make you masculine. Fighting for your right to experience pleasure isn't just a masculine thing. It's more of a human thing.

Also are you saying that fixed energy is inherently masculine?

Btw having babies/giving birth is a dangerous activity, even in the modern era. Orgasms are seen as little deaths, the act of Birth brings a woman closest to death. Death doesn't have a gender. Motherhood/birth is gendered/feminine but the act of death/sex is more neutral.

That aside, are you biologically male?

I got more to say but that is it, for now...

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PISCES
CANCER
VIRGO
TAURUS
CAPRICORN
SCORPIO

posted April 14, 2022 12:39 PM            

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Originally posted by Astrofiend:
I think Taurus is a feminine sign..... Are you trying to argue my own opinion? I said what I said. You have your own opinion, I have mine!

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posted April 14, 2022 12:41 PM            

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Originally posted by Astrofiend:
I think Taurus is a feminine sign..... Are you trying to argue my own opinion? I said what I said. You have your own opinion, I have mine!

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posted April 14, 2022 12:46 PM            

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Originally posted by Astrofiend:
What do you think of other mutable energy? Gemini and Sagittarius

Or is it just Pisces and Virgo?

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Do you have an Instagram account so I can follow? I’m not on Facebook

Also I’m specifically talking about Pisces & Virgo as mutable energy is feminine

posted April 18, 2022 10:33 AM            

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Originally posted by ElfinPisces:
Do you have an Instagram account so I can follow? I’m not on Facebook

Also I’m specifically talking about Pisces & Virgo as mutable energy is feminine

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It's in my signature!

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I am blogger aka theastrofiend or @strofiend

I also make astrology flashcards. Please check out ASTROcard on Etsy.

Here’s my blog link:

http://theastrofiend.blogspot.com/

posted April 18, 2022 12:25 PM            

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Originally posted by Astrofiend:
It's in my signature!

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Ok I’ll do that now

posted May 14, 2022 05:26 PM            

Cancer moon & Venus
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