What’s currently considered taboo in astrology in this era? I first posed this question, thirteen years ago. It’s always interesting and we could use an update. My original post follows. ~~ People say I’m provocative but it is almost never my motive. There are topics I feel are taboo in astrology. These are subjects that […]
I admit to being drawn to taboo. I’ve been this way for as long as I can remember. I want to know things. It’s one of the reasons I got into astrology. Natally, I have a packed 8th house. Currently I have a large stellium in Scorpio in my Progressed chart. It’s going to be
“You know if you pursue this, it will end badly. You can avoid it if you like. If you don’t avoid it; that’s a choice. You’ll have no reason to complain when dominoes fall in a way you don’t like.”
The other night my husband said he preferred to avoid knowing my secrets, because they disturb him. I wrote about that and some others commented they also preferred not to hear other people’s secrets. I can understand. There are some things I don’t want to know anything about. Details around my lover’s ex-lover would be
With a packed 8th house, my guess is that this is more an issue for me then it is for others, though I’m sure I have company. Plutonian types are drawn towards taboo. Virtually all of us spend some time in the gutter but I wonder how others deal with their urges, assuming they do.
Dear Elsa, Back in April I started a “friend with benefits” relationship with a Cancer/Cancer-rising man who is 11 years younger than myself… and also my friend’s son. I had never thought of him as anything but my friend’s son until one night he called and came over and long story short, we became intimate.
This is another one of those taboo topics in regards to parenting, that I’m so fond of. With Pluto in Capricorn, I get to talk about stuff like this and I won’t bother to hide my glee. Most parents say they want their child to have a better life than they did and I think
