posted January 17, 2012 11:19 PM            

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Originally posted by inthemisosoup:
I just checked all of my charts and i have this with only one person, who is a new friend of mine. We are very comfortable around each other, but there is little romantic feelings that i can tell. So far it is easy for us to feel closer than I think our relationship actually justifies. For example, I feel fine telling him I'm his "gringa favorita" etc. but it is just a very platonic sort of teasing, comfort and affection. On the other hand, I have Sun conjunct Venus with most of my exboyfriends and best friends. it will be interesting to see how this relationship continues to play out.

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I have it with a new friend too! I left just feeling very positive and loving, which is weird because although we had class together last semester I was put off by his outspokenness (go figure, I'm an Aries, very outspoken and he's a Libra and lately I've noticed Libras don't like their own flaws in other people), however we actually had a good (good I mean longer than small talk) conversation today and he's a nice guy, very easy to talk to and be around.

posted January 18, 2012 12:27 AM            

Of course, I'm speaking from the POV of Jupiter/Sun/Moon/Venus/Mercury/Uranus across the 12H / Ascendant; all conjunct in late Scorpio (22-29) / early Sagittarius (04).

But, from that experience, Moon-Venus is undoubtedly one of the stronger bonds we share, along with, of course, the Sun-Moon-Ascendant.

No amount of insanity has been able to tear us apart. Not distance, time, life changes, or any manner of absurdity or conflicting obligations. We 'met' under the most unusual circumstances, and the fact that we've weathered them for 7 years now, is a testament to the strength of our desire / need to be in each other's lives. Even at risk of losing each other completely. (And THAT's a story for sure.)

Anyhow. Of course, it's a complete portrait - it always is - but I'd say the stronger the conjunction, the more active it'll be. Especially if there are cross-aspects to it from both of your charts.

In our case, the composite Moon-Venus connects to both of us: both of our Moons and Marses.

I have to say also that any conjunctions (especially) from the composite Moon to either chart is going to be significantly felt. Being the Moon, the person will more likely 'resonate' and 'relate' with the composite Moon, and via the energies of that planet. If the Moon, it's a double-whammy. I tend to see it as slipping into the composite Moon. Our interactions tend to range from dry wit and sarcasm to surprisingly intense moments of emotional honesty.

Pretty much to be expected, considering our composite, and who we are as people. (We're both writers and creatives. I do transgressive drama-suspense, he's a comedian who favours political satire and cynical societal commentary.)

Together, we've written just about everything under the umbrella, in between, and then some -- especially that which is sardonic and edgy, with an unexpected layer of intense bonding or sense of fatedness. Death-defying action-sequences with tragic results and the admission of long-since held devotion that was never expressed until that moment. (That one's among our favourites.)

I'd say that's rather part-and-parcel for Moon/Venus in Scorpio, too.

posted January 18, 2012 06:16 PM            

I was put off by his outspokenness (as I think I mentioned earlier) but have since found it's quite EASY to get along with him. There's no stressing about what to say next, how to keep the conversation going, or getting antsy over when we'll speak.

The level of comfort is that of friends who've known each other for years. Amazing. I do hope I get to know him more and more as time goes on.

Here's our composite chart:

posted January 18, 2012 08:52 PM            

It's really wonderful, isn't it? You guys have a LOT more push-pull than we do. (Which is kind of astounding to me, in retrospect, since at the beginning, stuff was actually rather abrasive, and he was practically impossible to get-to-know. Impervious!)

We're practically all conj's.
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum24/HTML/209763-11.html

(Last post; I apologise for not being able to link more directly.)

A lot of lovely energy going on there between you, though.

As for us, it's rather ... erm, bizarre. I had a particularly vivid past-life-y feeling dream which spawned a few specific characters which I introduced via my first original online collaborative story project. I'd corresponded and wrote with him a few months back or so on a then recently-defunct project, somehow just KNEW he was to take over and write what was to be the main character, and he did. I STILL marvel at how, considering it's as if he plucked the image of it all straight out of my head. I had no criticisms, just ... the time of my life.

That was 7 years ago. I've dusted it all off, and am turning it into a TV series to premiere next December. My first! Very excited. And, lucky me, he also has a stage presence and background in dramatics, so we're taking what we created and bringing it to the screen. Together! And man, has it been a LONG, and HARD, (complicated!) road.

But when we wrap after shooting the pilot in June, there'll be that moment we give each other a nod that says it was all worth it.

Best of luck with your 'muse' !

Stargazing in Hollyweird,

-AMP

And, nitpicky me - but he and I just went over this maybe a week ago. It's coincidental, rather than irony. Considering SO much of the crap we were dealing with interpersonally in our relationship bled over into our characters' dynamic and individual storyline, (puh! Writers!) we were trying to figure -- is it ironic? Or coincidental?

If it had been in the reverse, say, it'd be ironic. But since they were the same conflicts being expressed or shouldered or displayed in the same way by the same characters - it was coincidental.

It's coincidence we're all writers.

posted January 19, 2012 01:16 AM            

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Originally posted by mintgirl123:
It'll be very sweet and caring. This in the composite is alot more rare than sun conjunct venus and if it's anything like the synastry version of it, you're going to be very giving, forgiving and loving towards each other. How tight is the orb? If it's tight then I can imagine it'll help mitigate some of the harsher aspects. =0

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I'm still pretty new to astrology so I don't know how to calculate how tight the orbs are.

posted January 19, 2012 12:26 PM            

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Originally posted by RunAroundScreaming:
Not sure. All I know is it makes people love each other but with a different tone than c sun conjunct venus

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posted August 25, 2015 01:16 PM            

I share this aspect in composite with my step-dad, brother, and an old friend. It's pretty strange, actually.

It falls into the 12th house with my brother, and we don't talk anymore.

It possibly falls into the 1st house with my step-dad, and he's definitely one my favorite people on this planet.

posted August 26, 2015 02:26 PM            

Hanna don't you have Moon conjunct Venus in Taurus in your Natal Chart?

posted August 26, 2015 06:46 PM            

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Originally posted by hannaramaa:
I don't even remember who I had this with, dangit!

No, i have Sun conjunct Venus. I wish I had Moon /Venus. It would probably make me sweeter and more cooperative.

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This made me laugh. I have Moon conjunct Venus, and I have been thought of that way before, but not anymore. I have the square to Mars, as well, but that's in Pisces, so it's not exactly argumentative.

posted August 26, 2015 07:23 PM            

I once met a girl who had Sun,Moon,Venus,Mars and Mercury all conjunct in Leo in the composite with me.