posted July 04, 2018 10:59 AM            

I would like your input. What house your sign is in and aspects. And how you think it manifests in your life.

In my case, my Moon in 3rd has me feel restless and want to try everything. Its subsequent conjunction to the Ic has me love creating a safe nest/haven from which to dwell.

And I also stay up till late. My mind being busy and imagining all sorts of stuff. Its most active at night.

posted July 04, 2018 11:26 AM            

Is it easy to be emotionally open? I know of a Sun/Pluto square in Aqu/Sco who is a headache. Constantly hiding from himself. Its annoying.

posted July 04, 2018 11:52 AM            

I find Moon in 11th house people to be the most communal of all( tied with Moon in 4th). In that they tend to be the "nurturer" amongst friends or attach themselves very deeply to group activities.

posted July 04, 2018 02:32 PM            

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Originally posted by Aries23Degrees:
Moon in 1st is sensitive. So the square to Pluto intensifies the sensitivity. I would understand you taking stuff personally when being wronged etc.

Is it easy to be emotionally open? I know of a Sun/Pluto square in Aqu/Sco who is a headache. Constantly hiding from himself. Its annoying.

What I mean by that is that I feel like he fears showing feelings. Terrified of seeming "vulnerable"

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I don't have a problem showing feelings. I'm quite straightforward. If someone lies to me about something serious, I will call them out on it. If I like someone, then I tell them.

posted July 04, 2018 03:37 PM            

If people expect me to be more attentive to their emotional problems just because I'm a woman, they will be disappointed. I can give a person my ear and listen, but I cannot give them more than a verbal exchange. Aside from just talking to people, my understanding of emotions is quite poor.

posted July 04, 2018 04:06 PM            

It's emotions in a religious and philosophical pressure cooker, mixed with
acid and magic mushrooms.

posted July 04, 2018 04:18 PM            

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Originally posted by Aries23Degrees:
Hmmm...what aspects does your Moon make? And what sign is the Moon in?

I find Moon in 11th house people to be the most communal of all( tied with Moon in 4th). In that they tend to be the "nurturer" amongst friends or attach themselves very deeply to group activities.

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Trine Jup
Trine Pluto
Trine Chiron
Sext Neptune
Sext Saturn
Oppo Mars

And it depends what you mean about nurturing as well. I guess it could be considered nurturing, but most people wouldn't think so. They want to be validated and enabled. I'll tend to not treat adults as you would a child or a teenager. For example, if someone cries to me about how they feel they're a failure because they can't get a job or a boyfriend/or girlfriend, I can sympathize, and empathize fine, and I'll tell them ways they can work on bettering themselves/don't give up/try a different angle, advice on getting through their pain, how they can become more confident etc. But if someone doesn't want constructive feedback and wants to wallow indefinitely and not be told they're wrong, that they're not failures and have much to look forward to (and look back on), I ain't the one to go to. Just being overly emotional with others for the sake of it isn't my thang. So, people tend to avoid me when it comes to emotional topics because they know I won't be like "aw poor baby" (unless it's a real baby... even then, it's iffy cause I don't like kids much lol)

posted July 04, 2018 06:00 PM            

I gladly interact with people I don't know, freely and spontaneously. So I won't claim this position turns someone into an introvert by itself, but some Moon-in-4th folks may start treating home like a cave to hide in if they are depressed or give in to fear.

Both parents had a strong influence on me, but especially my mother.

I didn't begin to flourish until I found the place on this planet that is a true home for me here in Oregon, 2200 miles away. Portland is far more green, park or forest-filled, well rounded than any community I've ever lived in. I don't really have any love left for Texas where I was born, but do still like the city of my birth, Austin. It's not so different from Portland, just in the wrong state.

Moon in 4th seems to describe an instinct for insulating oneself from what is injurious in the world, for appreciating and building familial support or finding it elsewhere. A premium is placed on home as a safe place to fall, rest, be renewed in peace.

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"Drift like a cloud and flow like water, seeing that all life is a magnificent illusion, a playing of energy, and there is absolutely nothing fundamentally to be afraid of." -- Alan Watts

posted July 04, 2018 10:50 PM            

Family oriented which it's maybe due to my sun in capricorn.Plus moody,easily irritated,sensitive (smells,sounds,colors changes my mood) and I take things personally I have a quincux betwen moon and pluto and I also get obsessive with things and people.I also hate to be vulnerable and I don't show my emotions easily.I don't open up to people,I'm very reserved and secretive.

posted July 05, 2018 06:05 AM            

Also Moon is square Pluto (Saturn out of orb thankfully) so this makes me very psychic and all of my pioneering ideas have to be *felt* before the thoughts really crystalise. (Moon is in Cancer, Mercury is in Pisces)

posted July 05, 2018 07:02 AM            

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Originally posted by Kannon McAfee:
Moon in 4th in my birth chart. Tendency to be a homebody and lover of local community. I often don't even like to leave my neighborhood or my part of town for anything. And I don't for weeks at a time.

I gladly interact with people I don't know, freely and spontaneously. So I won't claim this position turns someone into an introvert by itself, but some Moon-in-4th folks may start treating home like a cave to hide in if they are depressed or give in to fear.

Both parents had a strong influence on me, but especially my mother.

I didn't begin to flourish until I found the place on this planet that is a true home for me here in Oregon, 2200 miles away. Portland is far more green, park or forest-filled, well rounded than any community I've ever lived in. I don't really have any love left for Texas where I was born, but do still like the city of my birth, Austin. It's not so different from Portland, just in the wrong state.

Moon in 4th seems to describe an instinct for insulating oneself from what is injurious in the world, for appreciating and building familial support or finding it elsewhere. A premium is placed on home as a safe place to fall, rest, be renewed in peace.

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It's interesting you say all of this. It's quite different from my feeling.

I don't like the idea of staying put for too long. I prefer the freedom to go live wherever I wish, spur of the moment, even. I've lived in 2 countries so far, and plan to live in another soon enough once some paperwork is through. I like collecting passports. After a year or two in the next place, I already have my potential future places of residence in mind.
Even while living somewhere, I need to travel out of the country regularly. But, of course, I do have lazy periods or busy periods where I don't want to go anywhere. I can be a home body for a little while.
I'd move a lot more than I do now if I had more money.

posted July 05, 2018 07:38 AM            

I am also sensitive to other people’s pain easily. I pick up on their emotions. Yesterday my boyfriend and I went to the movies and we were running a bit late. He was standing in line to get popcorn and his Aries moon was kicking in and he was getting super impatient and was stressed and anxious because he didn’t want to miss the previews. I told him to take a deep breath and unstress because it was making me stressed and anxious as well. I have to tell that sometimes to my mom (Sagittarius moon) too as she does the same thing and I feel her anxieties. So I guess I pick up on other peoples feelings and emotions quite easily.

posted July 05, 2018 08:14 AM            

I like to work in a team and opposite to popular beliefs about Cap Moons, I won’t step on my mother’s future grave to get to the top! I think everyone can bring something to the table which will create the whole picture.

My dad is a Leo Moon.
I have a Leo Asc/Saturn + progressed Sun in Leo as well.

posted July 05, 2018 01:57 PM            

8th house being so dark and Moon being our comfort planet. That would mean that you are not squeamish nor faint of heart.

posted July 05, 2018 02:06 PM            

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Originally posted by ScandinavianCrab:
It's in Gemini in 9th house.
It's emotions in a religious and philosophical pressure cooker, mixed with
acid and magic mushrooms.

I need time to contemplate if i really want to figure out if I feel anything or what I feel about things.

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This is classic 9th house. Lol

I myself have a stellium in 9th and seeing things from a realistic, "regular" person point of view is tough.

I always view the minor from a philosophical, analytical point of view. My close mates will often say "That's what a professor would say. But what would you say?"

posted July 05, 2018 02:06 PM            

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Originally posted by Aries23Degrees:
@Lerena my nephew also has Moon in Gem in 8th. But he is still a baby. But I do imagine Moon in 8th being "dark".

8th house being so dark and Moon being our comfort planet. That would mean that you are not squeamish nor faint of heart.

Does this mean that investigative journalism piques your interest?

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posted July 05, 2018 02:16 PM            

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Originally posted by Lalafortunaea:
Just being overly emotional with others for the sake of it isn't my thang. So, people tend to avoid me when it comes to emotional topics because they know I won't be like "aw poor baby" (unless it's a real baby... even then, it's iffy cause I don't like kids much lol)

Meanwhile most sad movies can make me cry :P
Moon in Pisces.

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Oh OK. I see now. The 11th house is impatient with the small stuff and is more "large scale" in essence(Jupiter/Neptune rules the Moon there). So I understand your impatience with people who throw pity parties.

Nelson Mandela had natal Moon in Scorpio in the 11th. He committed himself to group ideals 11th(ANC). And that started to combine with his identity-as is the case when the Moon is there(11th).

posted July 05, 2018 02:21 PM            

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Originally posted by mercmercy99:
I'm a Cancer moon in the 6th house. It aspects all the other planets except for the sun and Uranus, and the strongest aspect is the conjunction to Jupiter. I've never really felt much Cancer or Virgo in my personality though.

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I find Moon in 6th the type to be emotionally involved with their work. And also tendency to be irritable and moody if not kept busy(especially in Cancer).

The conjunction of Jupiter to Moon suggests that there is a profound effect that work accomplishment has on you. It takes being productive or committing yourself to getting stuff done, that makes u feel good.