Mars in Scorpio Square The Moon In Aquarius
I have a few people attacking me right now; this is not bothering me. I’m not saying it never has or that it never will again but at the moment, I’m being fed by it because people are just so stupid.
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Effects of moon in aspect to Mars. Conjunction, square, opposition, trine.
Mars Opposite Moon In The Natal Chart
The kind of trembling, breathless sex in novels and films really captures the imagination. Deeply bonding, emotional.. the closeness, the speaking your love with your body- that’s what it’s supposed to be, right? After all, what kind of emotional Neanderthal divorces emotions from sex??
Anger Management – Mars Square The Sun And Moon
Dear Elsa. I feel I can’t handle my emotions. I am known to be rather reserved, laid back and calm. But when I get mad, it’s like a switch in my head has been flicked on and I just explode. It’s like I can’t stop the anger that follows. I can’t think. It’s like a
Moon Aspecting Mars: Explosive Or Constructive?
Hi Elsa, What will happen to a Moon and Mars aspect? I know Moon rules moods. Mars is raw energy. Is this combo really constructive? Or an explosive combination? Wondering in India
Moon Conjunct Mars In Scorpio – Deliberate Provocation
My husband is deliberately provoking a man he works with; he’s a fighting man, with “cauliflower ears”. Tha man has been in prison. I don’t exactly know why my husband is doing this, but he’s going full tilt. The man is short. My husband feels he has a Napoleon complex. The man challenged him and
Competing In Relationships
Hi Elsa, I seem to always be closely linked to aquarian men. My brother, a man I was in a relationship with for close to a decade, and now, someone I work with. All three of these relationships have felt competitive in some way. My brother was the youngest child for many years until my arrival.
Mars And The Moon: Physical Or Emotional Pain
“Oh you can set yourself into a bonfire and we’ll break out the marshmallows and the weenies but you ain’t gonna be on News at Eleven.”
–Harry Callahan, The Dead Pool