posted October 10, 2016 02:04 PM            

I love Pisces moon, but every sign/placement has it's faults.

My sister, as sensitive as she is to things sometimes really seems to be dreaming up imaginary sh*t that isn't true and doesn't even make sense. Yet, she fully believes it. Recently she thought that the bank was playing her because they lost some papers. We recently had a flood and businesses were scrambling to get things to high ground. Many of us tried to explain this to her yet until the end when things finally worked out she acted like the bank was out to get her.

Then a guy at work. He's Pisces moon. Last week he thought that I was playing some kind of game with the overtime even though I wasn't. Everyone else sees that I wasn't. I had very good, rational reasons for why I did what I did. I was trying to help a coworker who has a daughter that was in the path of Hurricane Matthew. Yet, this Pisces moon guy insists that I was playing some kind of game, because he ended up working when he didn't want to.
It's not the first time that he's done this, or said directly that he feels that someone is "playing games" with this or that. Then he's trying to get back at me this week and no one understands his strategy for whatever point it is that he's trying to prove. There's zero logic in it whatsoever. Obviously somewhere in his mind it must make sense, but it makes no sense to any of the rest of us. He's simply not in a position to do anything. He actually is playing a game, based on incorrect assumptions. So he just looks crazy.

posted October 10, 2016 02:38 PM            

Your Pisces moon co-worker sounds crazy.

posted October 10, 2016 02:59 PM            

Then I got back and you posted this.

Anyway...

I thought perhaps your coworker felt strongly that the hurricane was not going to be as damaging as predicted, and he believed that others had the same gut feeling that he had. So for you to treat it seriously seemed crazy to him. Like you should have known better.

posted October 10, 2016 03:12 PM            

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Originally posted by Faith:

Then I got back and you posted this.

Anyway...

I thought perhaps your coworker felt strongly that the hurricane was not going to be as damaging as predicted, and he believed that others had the same gut feeling that he had. So for you to treat it seriously seemed crazy to him. Like you should have known better.

Maybe? But part of the brain has to stay tuned to how the real world functions, so he has no excuse.

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I seem to do that with you from time to time.

posted October 10, 2016 03:20 PM            

Yes, for all the "empathy" Pisces moons are credited with, when we reach a saturation point of emotion I think we get really self-centered, can only see our own point of view. Myopic.

Maybe it's like a recovery phase.

Other people aren't seeing things the way we do, so we get compulsively focused on ourselves, like that's the only place we could ever find the answer. Nobody else sees how we arrived at our theory in the first place, so they can't reason with us to bring us back down to earth.

Unless we're sane. That helps. LOL

posted October 10, 2016 04:50 PM            

Like the other day my co worker wanted to sit on my office and use my computer bc for some reason her office was going to be occupied temporarily while I was away on supervision. My automatic reaction was "weird...she wants to snoop on me" but then I told myself that I am just been paranoid but on some level I put that in a file on my head away to see if other patterns in the future emerge that are similar.

About a month earlier she asked me if I had a brush she could borrow and she has straight hair which looks perfect all the time and had no need to brush it at all, she could definitely wait till she gets home to brush it. I told her I did not have a brush but I feel that was super weird she asked me for a brush and had some light paranoid fleeting thoughts about it like maybe she wants to get some of my hair to do a spell on me, I know it sounds crazy and I don't take those thoughts too seriously but I put them away in a file in my head yes and keep observing...

I did not associate this with my moon in pisces, I figured it was my scorpio rising but my scorpio rising trines my moon and sextiles my mercury so perhaps all of that factors in.

There is also the fact that people do things sometimes that are motivated by unconscious things and you may not be picking up on your own motives but the moon in pisces person is for example...but yes our instincts are off at times and we are just been paranoid but often they are also right on!

posted October 10, 2016 05:10 PM            

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Originally posted by Orange:
Y'all get a room, you two

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posted October 10, 2016 05:21 PM            

I am not a Pisces Moon but I do have Neptune sextile my Moon in Scorpio. I am very capable of seeing any of my deluded fantasies as reality. Like living in my own movie. So I can only imagine how easy it must be for an actual Pisces Moon. And the worst part is that, somehow, you totally convince yourself that its the truth.

posted October 10, 2016 05:40 PM            

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Originally posted by the89freespirit:
On the negative end of the spectrum, Pisces can be just as paranoid as lower level Scorpio can be. But Scorpio paranoia stems from being cynical about people. Pisces paranoia stems from just all the stories they make up in their head and the fantasies they believe like fact. And since the Moon is irrational, Moon in Pisces is FAR more likely to exhibit this pattern than Pisces Sun. At our worst, we Water Moons can totally out-crazy the Water Suns. Because the Moon is watery anyway. So that can lead to a pure irrationality that is on another plane. It makes us very artistic and intuive and imaginative, yes. But it most definitely needs to be managed and understood to avoid the lower level stuff.

I am not a Pisces Moon but I do have Neptune sextile my Moon in Scorpio. I am very capable of seeing any of my deluded fantasies as reality. Like living in my own movie. So I can only imagine how easy it must be for an actual Pisces Moon. And the worst part is that, somehow, you totally convince yourself that its the truth.

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Yeah I think the combination of Pisces and Scorpio is the stuff that can make one paranoid or delusional but I am aware of my paranoia and say things like "you know I get paranoid" to my husband or "I know I am probably just been paranoid but this is what I am picking up on or think." There is a big difference between that and actually having schizophrenia, a huge difference.

posted October 10, 2016 06:08 PM            

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Originally posted by Orange:
Y'all get a room, you two

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posted October 10, 2016 06:23 PM            

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Originally posted by hypatia238:

There is also the fact that people do things sometimes that are motivated by unconscious things and you may not be picking up on your own motives but the moon in pisces person is for example...but yes our instincts are off at times and we are just been paranoid but often they are also right on!

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posted October 10, 2016 06:24 PM            

But scientifically speaking...

DopGang, seriously though: not sure if you've ever seen our composite chart but *edit*
there are possible psychic indicators there.

Maybe that's why it happens.

posted October 10, 2016 06:28 PM            

I've looked before I'm sure but didn't make that connection for some reason.
That makes sense though! I'll take a peek so that I have the visual.

posted October 10, 2016 06:41 PM            

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Originally posted by Faith:
our hot synastry doesn't really tell the story as much.

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There is a story?