posted March 29, 2016 10:19 AM            

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Originally posted by FmVenusWLove:
Lol! I can relate. The word "passive" does get a bad rap in the sense that sometimes others can see it as synonymous with "nothing happening here" or "lazy"...when it is of course quite the opposite

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Thank you.

Sometimes it's laziness but sometimes it's not....but laziness gets a bad rap, unfortunately. *sniffle*

Aries moon to Pisces moon:

Pisces moon to Aries moon:

posted March 29, 2016 10:35 AM            

Worst decision ever.

Now I am back to the city, having 10,000 things to do because I NEED to do different things all at once.

There's another aries moon I know who finds running relaxing.

posted March 29, 2016 10:52 AM            

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Originally posted by theunknown:
^^^ interestingly about 3 years ago I moved to the middle of nowhere, hoping to turn myself into a Zen Pisces moon.

Worst decision ever.

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Originally posted by theunknown:
So I think we all should listen to our moony self and do what's best for our emotional well-being

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posted March 29, 2016 11:06 AM            

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The thing is, I don't mind passivity and slowness at all and even realize their benefits - if they don't obstruct my movement. That's only fair, right?

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Yep, and please don't knock me down as you are zooming past me.

I really love that Rabbit in Zootopia.

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That I find toxic to be around, it can really affect the whole environment, and I see no reason to either endure it and have my spirits destroyed, or encouraging it by showing too much understanding.

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Same here.

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If a friend would do that (my friends don't though) I'd give them my opinion on how to make concrete improvements plus offer some form of concrete assistance, and tell them to call me whenever they're ready to take the offer, but I would not listen to the same story day in day out while they give me all the reasons that prevent them from taking any sort of action.

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Not sure if I know anyone who has the same problem day in and day out...well they may take action but are in a certain bind, where it only can be partially resolved. You know, or they have a dying parent or something and it's an ongoing heartache.

Anyway, believe it or not I'm going to go DO THINGS...I have Aries in my chart too!

posted March 29, 2016 04:39 PM            

I, too, know secret rivers to swim down, to avoid annoying people.

posted March 30, 2016 09:19 AM            

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^Yeah, could indeed be!
If you want to know how an Aries Moon feels - maybe not all of the time, but on a regular basis - think of that poor rabbit in Zoomania. 12muddy once wrote something about "bleeding internally" while trying to wait politely for someone to finish a sentence the content of which we've already figured out like 2 minutes ago, and I could soo relate - but behave like that rabbit even once, and you're being that annoying, pushy, insensitive, aggressive...or whatnot Aries Mooner who has just managed to deal the death blow to some sensitive soul's fragile ego! (*sniffel, sob* - poor misunderstood lunar rams!)

Ok enough complaining. The thing is, I don't mind passivity and slowness in others at all, and even realize their benefits - if they don't obstruct my movement. That's only fair, right? Complaining, on the other hand, is a tad more difficult for me. The reason is that I feel if something is bad enough to complain about, this means one should also be willing to do something to improve it. However, some people (not necessarily Pisceans by any means) are in a habit of complaining about the very same things over and over again, without however ever being willing to even try improving them (talking here about problems that can be tackled of course, not terminal brain cancer or the like). That, I find toxic to be around, as it can really affect the whole environment adversely, and I see no reason to either endure it and have my spirits destroyed, or encouraging it by showing too much understanding. If a friend would do that (my friends don't though) I'd give them my opinion on how to make concrete improvements plus offer some form of concrete assistance, and tell them to call me whenever they're ready to take the offer, but I would not listen to the same story day in day out while they give me all the reasons that prevent them from taking any sort of action. That doesn't mean I would dislike such a person or think less of them btw. It just means I wouldn't want to be around while they are like that, just like they might not enjoy being around me when I'm on the war path. Fair enough, eh?

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This can be me, but that's when it seems that there's nothing left to do... and when I've tried to explain certain things, people assume that I haven't already tried or considered other things.

I encourage people to vent. I used to disappear/not talk about it. Ugh, I don't like this feeling the need to defend myself, even though this wasn't directed at me.

Thinking about Vedic signs, my Moon/Venus are in Taurus in a Vedic chart. Depending on which one you choose, my Sun is in Pisces in one, and 0*Aries in another.

posted March 30, 2016 09:27 AM            

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Originally posted by Faith:

Oh wait my audience of rams has already run five miles and rescued children and puppies from burning buildings while I was typing this. Hmmmm

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How did you know?? And the morning hasn't really started yet!

I actually did put out a fire, a couple of years ago. Scary stuff. But no running for me. I posted this to facebook, the other day:

posted March 30, 2016 01:15 PM            

@teasel - that picture.

I've actually thought the same thing.

Well I've had to run from a bear while 8 months pregnant and carrying a small toddler in my arms (couldn't see the bear that day, but we heard it charging, and we saw it the next day)...that was okay, we survived, but a few years later I heard the "charging bear sound" again and realized I was out of shape because after sprinting my heart was overreacting for a while.

posted March 30, 2016 11:05 PM            

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Originally posted by Faith:
Thank you.

Sometimes it's laziness but sometimes it's not....but laziness gets a bad rap, unfortunately. *sniffle*

Aries moon to Pisces moon:

Pisces moon to Aries moon:

Good thing there are ten other signs in the zodiac.

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I actual knew another Gem born one day before me. He was the Pisces moon and I was the Aries moon.

He was born close to the cusp of when the moon shifts from Pisces to Aries and I was born right when it shifts to Aries.

I was always pushing him, he was a lot more sentimental then I was.

In terms of describing the two of us
I would say he would be more of a big dumb innocent teddy bar.

While I would be more of a nuclear power plant, either five minutes to meltdown or lots of productive energy being generated.

posted March 31, 2016 12:05 AM            

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...big dumb innocent teddy bar.

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Aw!

Gotta love Pisces moon stereotypes.

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While I would be more of a nuclear power plant, either five minutes to meltdown or lots of productive energy being generated.

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I like this description and sometimes feel this way with the transiting moon in Aries.

posted March 31, 2016 12:13 PM            

Roommate is a Gemini moon.
Her friend is an Aries moon.

While I really liked both of them, I was the odd one out. They partied more, got involved in everything, biked all over town.

Frankly their way of life was just too extroverted for me.

Now the funniest thing is, years later I reconnected with my roommate, who reconnected me with her friend...we would have three-way emails for a few years.

The Aries moon's chart looks almost exactly like mine. And her life looks almost exactly like mine, even though we didn't talk for over 15 years.

* We both married much older men (Venus trine Saturn) whose parents came from another country (Sag Venus). Both our husbands spend a lot of time sailing.
* We had the same number of children in the same boy-girl order, with similarities in the naming.
* We both bought rural properties.

And there are some other things.

The hilarious part of it is, we were undergoing the same transits, and she would verbalize every last bit of frustration that I was feeling over the same things, but I wouldn't have said it. I would just read her emails laughing my head off because I couldn't believe she came right out and said everything.

posted March 31, 2016 08:37 PM            

For me, it was a little bit of "anchoring myself" and a little bit of, unable to leave without causing more drama than I could handle.

Dated my college boyfriend for four years, off and on. While I did have friends, I spent most of my time with him.

And while I was with him I spent most of my time alone, in my head. Because we didn't connect too well.

So being with him provided a kind of base of aloneness...and I spent a lot of time within that "sanctuary."

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I don't think I'm much of a joiner. This forum gives my 11H Gemini Mars something to do. In real life, having to get together with large groups exhausts me...I much prefer to come and go as I please from this virtual "tribe."

posted March 31, 2016 10:53 PM            

Hmmm Gemini moons can be pretty shy, too...the ones I've known can actually go both ways, including my daughter. Introvert and extrovert.

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Originally posted by Faith:
Wow :-/ ^^ That's pretty isolated! Your sister, I mean.

Hmmm Gemini moons can be pretty shy, too...the ones I've known can actually go both ways, including my daughter. Introvert and extrovert.

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Mercury conjunct Uranus and square Pluto today, and I'm picky about what I want to say. Hope you saw what I wrote, but I didn't feel like leaving it up.

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I didn't see it, but Mercury must be conjunct mine, because that's my transit right now. It might have something to do with what I emailed.

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I'm that isolated, too. Aside from getting out once or twice a week to two different bookstores - not every week - and the grocery store, or going to work with dad. Mum is at home, but hardly ever gets up - she talks on the phone, but doesn't get out of bed for long.