posted April 06, 2013 11:32 AM            

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Doux Rêve: What I don't like about them - and that's the main reason of why I'm usually unattracted to them once I get to know them - is that they tend to escape, conceal, and fantasize way too much. My Moon is in the opposite sign of Virgo and I don't do well with (over)sensitivity, indecision or wishy-washy tendencies.

But if they're the evolved type and actually know what they want.. you're lucky.

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SunflowersRpretty:In my youth I met up with a couple of bullies who had this moon sign, and since I've always had a hard time relating to folks with this moon.

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posted April 08, 2013 05:58 AM            

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Originally posted by Doux Rêve:
Oh yes, Pisces and lies quite common.

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Oh, does this mean he is gonna lie to me and be unfaithful?
Now that I think about it all his personal planets and luminaries are in Virgo and a Pisces Moon.

Aren't Virgo and Pisces stereotyped as liars because they are mutable signs?

posted April 08, 2013 08:04 AM            

And I am not unfaithful. And I know other Pisces moons who aren't liars, and are not unfaithful.

But if you are with a person who has a lot of personal problems, and they have a Pisces moon, it may manifest as lying. I mean this is one way the unevolved, problem-ridden Pisces moon may express itself.

I wouldn't worry about it, if your boyfriend seems to have his act together, he probably does.

posted April 08, 2013 09:27 AM            

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Originally posted by Faith:
^ I am not totally straightforward with 100% of the people 100% of the time, no one is, but I don't consider myself a liar. I will tell the truth even if it hurts me, most of the time, because I like being genuine.

And I am not unfaithful. And I know other Pisces moons who aren't liars, and are not unfaithful.

But if you are with a person who has a lot of personal problems, and they have a Pisces moon, it may manifest as lying. I mean this is one way the unevolved, problem-ridden Pisces moon may express itself.

I wouldn't worry about it, if your boyfriend seems to have his act together, he probably does.

Edit: Sometimes Aries and Pisces coelesce over their love of beauty, sometimes they share a kind of innocent outlook that inspires them both.

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Thanks so much Faith.
He is so protective and affectionate. It seems like he honestly cares about me, but it's pretty dificult for me to accept that he may really be like that and that he's not hiding something (blame my Sun in the 8th for being so suspicious hehe )

posted April 08, 2013 11:05 PM            

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Originally posted by Faith:
Right, it always depends. No one here who knows me would say I am never bold enough to stick up for myself.

Other Pisces moons here will also argue, on occasion.

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posted April 09, 2013 12:15 AM            

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Originally posted by the89freespirit:
I love Pisces Moons!

I've said this before, but I just think they have a really beautiful spirit. They're sweet and sensitive and empathetic, but not all of them are the stereotypically weak doormats.

I do think a common thread is that they have highly addictive natures. Similar to Moon in Scorpio. But, with Scorpio Moon, it's about obsession and intensity. Pisces Moon needs something to lose themselves in. The best route for this is creativity, artistic work or humanitarian work of some kind. If not, they'll either lose themselves in substances or relationships. The latter can be just as unhealthy, especially if difficult aspects make them prone to having a high tolerance for abuse, neglect or mistreatment.

And yes, they are very open and probably express their feelings the easiest, generally speaking, of all the Moon signs. All that emotion just flows from their being. Just amazing people, in my view.

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posted April 09, 2013 12:16 AM            

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Originally posted by Jessica2407:
They yearn for something that they themselves can't define.

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posted April 09, 2013 12:31 AM            

Moon trine Sun
Moon trine Mercury (dissociative because Mercury is in Sagittarius)
Moon square Venus
Moon trine Mars
Moon semi-square Saturn
Moon quintile Neptune (minor)
Moon trine Pluto

I think that with the softer aspects here help with my most challenging aspect:

Sun square Saturn, which seems to define my life as of yet.

posted April 09, 2013 07:55 AM            

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Originally posted by Dreamweaver:
But I tend to let things slide because ultimately they have no relevance for me. I feel that my function in life is to give love, receive love & create love. So for me, what others perceive as important just arn't always as important in my world.

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posted April 09, 2013 08:03 AM            

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Originally posted by mockingbird:
I worry for my youngest - she's a little Cancer Sun with a Pisces Moon conj Neptune.
My husband has Moon conj Neptune, too, but he's a Gemini Sun with a Saggie Moon.
He's incredibly sensitive, even with all that air and fire - I can only imagine what she'll be like as she gets older

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She'll be an artistic genius maybe.

My sister has sun conjunct moon and Mercury in Cancer and she was extremely gifted on the piano...she also has a green thumb like unbelievable. Made tropical plants flourish in New Jersey.

posted April 09, 2013 08:22 AM            

Faith basically nailed it!

Of course someone won't necessarily lie just because they have a Pisces Moon. If they're mature enough to deal with things as they come up, they're capable of being honest, just like everybody else! So please, don't worry. And unfaithfulness is definitely not seen just in the Moon sign. Venus afflicted with Neptune or Uranus for example, could magnify the possibility. But everyone has free will! I doubt your guy will mislead you, especially if he has planets in Virgo - earth signs tend to like stability.

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Originally posted by Faith:
She'll be an artistic genius maybe.

My sister has sun conjunct moon and Mercury in Cancer and she was extremely gifted on the piano...she also has a green thumb like unbelievable. Made tropical plants flourish in New Jersey.

She has not had the easiest life but circumstances have been very odd for her.

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This kiddo has some other modifying factors - her Sun's in the 10th and her Mars is in the 1st.
She can be a huge go-getter (er, for a baby - but you're a Mom, you know what I mean), but she's also already quite sensitive.
She cries (real tears with hugs required) if we say, "No," and she's only just now 9 months old.

posted April 09, 2013 09:53 AM            

Pisces moon is a very complicated moon, but you may not understand that from the behavior of younger people with this placement.

Best to start with the basics:

Pisces is symbolized by to fish, swimming in opposite directions but chained together. That's a motherlode of symbolism there. Pisces is one of the dualistic signs--the other being my sun sign, Gemini. This mean it's very, very complicated, and prone to be paradoxical. But paradox is not the same as contradiction. A paradox is two things that appear to contradict yet in fact reveal truth. Pisces, wherever it goes, however it manifests, reveals truth, but often in ways that either you don't expect or you find hard to accept, usually because you only see half of the paradox and thus think you knw the whole story. Well, if you think that with Pisces, then know that you don't know the whole story. That's another gift that Pisces brings: the chance to learn a bit of humility.

When the Moon is in this placement, things get further complicated by the Moon's receptive and inner energy and movement. Remember the symbol of Pisces--what you see emerging to the surface is only half the story. The other half of the story is swimming towards the depths out of sight.

Pisces can only exist through intuition. This is both a great blessing and a burden, as it frees Pisces from the falsity of the ego that comes with the rational side of the intellect, but also inhibits Pisces from articulating their experiences as objectively as others. Naturally, this often leads to great misunderstandings. Pisces often feels misunderstood, and for good reason. Pisces has its own language, and just isn't very fluent in the language everyone else uses.

Stand over a pond with fish in it, and chances are the fish's first response to your presence is to dart away. Living perpetually surmerged in intuition--Pisces' native language and environment--the world beyond it is foreign and intimidating and its inhabitants scary and distant. A native with Pisces Sun or Moon needs other chart placements to help them ovecome the stress and anxiety of transistioning from their Pisces waters into the "real world" (as others often like to think--although that is only a half-truth), but be mindful that even this is very stressful for the Pisces native, as near-literally it's being a fish out of water. Even more stressful for the Pisces Moon, as unlike the Sun, its energies want t move inward, not outward.

Some can emerge out of their waters better than others. Those who can't, or who for various reasons find it unbareably stressful or wounding, are prone to all the things that Pisces is notorious for: addiction, self-detructive behaviors, lying, escapism and consuming fantasies/disillusions.

When the Moon is in Pisces, it loses all the egotism of the rational mind--and along with, all the defenses of the ego. This make it uniquely open, and uniquely vulnerable. All the other moon plcement have their defense mechanisms, but Pisces moon's only defense is to flee as fast as it can, surmerging itself into the waters that only it can swim. This vulnerablity makes Pisces Moon very child-like. It will never grew a thicker skin. It will never be cynical. But it can be easily wounded, even tramatized, and that can lead to behaviors that make it easy for other to judge. Lots of people feel very smug judging a Pisces Moon native. A Pisces Moon is so vulnerable, so easy to bully, to intimiate. That makes other feel very powerful. But again, those who judge a Pisces Moon do not know the whole story. More importantly, in all likelihood, whenever they're judging the Pisces moon it is in part a reflection of themselves, not unlike how one sees themselves faintly reflected on the water's surface when they bend over that pond to gaze at the fish swimming within. So be wary of a judging a Pisces Moon, lest you find you're judging yoruself as well!

Understanding a Pisces Moon takes time. The Moon is cyclic, but the patterns of behavior with the Pisces Moon are hard to detect lest one is patient. Pisces moon needs quietness, stillness, calm--again, think of the fish in the pond. Would they not scatter and disappear if you splashed the water? Yet they might cautiously reveal themselvs if you sat quietly on the bank. Even ones--like myself--who seem out-going and confident on the outside will be slow and hesitant to reveal their deeper lunar patterns. Our vulnerablity is too great. And for some, like myself, who have been deeply wounded by the cruelty and harshness of others and so we go around with a cheerful face to distract others from what lies beneth, it may take a very, very long time for those patterns to fully come to the surface. Some of us are even very clever about this--we can "reveal" a little bit of ourselves, just enough to make others think they "know" us and so they will stop probing us. That way we can keep our deeper wounds safe.

Lastly, and quite importantly, Pisces Moons are infinitely generous. Even the really terrible ones. John Wayne Gacy, notoroious serial killer, Pisces Sun and Moon--he is known as the "killer clown" because he was known in his community for his charity work where he'd dress up as a clown. That may seem bizarre to other people, but it makes perfect sense to another Pisces Moon. We have to give like we have to breathe. Think of the Pisces symbol once more: two fish swimming in opposite directions. The paradox. For us to give is very literally to recieve. We spiritually and emotionally starve unless we can give.

posted April 10, 2013 01:26 AM            

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Originally posted by GemNymph:
An older Pisces moon here.

Pisces moon is a very complicated moon, but you may not understand that from the behavior of younger people with this placement.

Best to start with the basics:

Pisces is symbolized by to fish, swimming in opposite directions but chained together. That's a motherlode of symbolism there. Pisces is one of the dualistic signs--the other being my sun sign, Gemini. This mean it's very, very complicated, and prone to be paradoxical. But paradox is not the same as contradiction. A paradox is two things that appear to contradict yet in fact reveal truth. Pisces, wherever it goes, however it manifests, reveals truth, but often in ways that either you don't expect or you find hard to accept, usually because you only see half of the paradox and thus think you knw the whole story. Well, if you think that with Pisces, then know that you don't know the whole story. That's another gift that Pisces brings: the chance to learn a bit of humility.

When the Moon is in this placement, things get further complicated by the Moon's receptive and inner energy and movement. Remember the symbol of Pisces--what you see emerging to the surface is only half the story. The other half of the story is swimming towards the depths out of sight.

Pisces can only exist through intuition. This is both a great blessing and a burden, as it frees Pisces from the falsity of the ego that comes with the rational side of the intellect, but also inhibits Pisces from articulating their experiences as objectively as others. Naturally, this often leads to great misunderstandings. Pisces often feels misunderstood, and for good reason. Pisces has its own language, and just isn't very fluent in the language everyone else uses.

Stand over a pond with fish in it, and chances are the fish's first response to your presence is to dart away. Living perpetually surmerged in intuition--Pisces' native language and environment--the world beyond it is foreign and intimidating and its inhabitants scary and distant. A native with Pisces Sun or Moon needs other chart placements to help them ovecome the stress and anxiety of transistioning from their Pisces waters into the "real world" (as others often like to think--although that is only a half-truth), but be mindful that even this is very stressful for the Pisces native, as near-literally it's being a fish out of water. Even more stressful for the Pisces Moon, as unlike the Sun, its energies want t move inward, not outward.

Some can emerge out of their waters better than others. Those who can't, or who for various reasons find it unbareably stressful or wounding, are prone to all the things that Pisces is notorious for: addiction, self-detructive behaviors, lying, escapism and consuming fantasies/disillusions.

When the Moon is in Pisces, it loses all the egotism of the rational mind--and along with, all the defenses of the ego. This make it uniquely open, and uniquely vulnerable. All the other moon plcement have their defense mechanisms, but Pisces moon's only defense is to flee as fast as it can, surmerging itself into the waters that only it can swim. This vulnerablity makes Pisces Moon very child-like. It will never grew a thicker skin. It will never be cynical. But it can be easily wounded, even tramatized, and that can lead to behaviors that make it easy for other to judge. Lots of people feel very smug judging a Pisces Moon native. A Pisces Moon is so vulnerable, so easy to bully, to intimiate. That makes other feel very powerful. But again, those who judge a Pisces Moon do not know the whole story. More importantly, in all likelihood, whenever they're judging the Pisces moon it is in part a reflection of themselves, not unlike how one sees themselves faintly reflected on the water's surface when they bend over that pond to gaze at the fish swimming within. So be wary of a judging a Pisces Moon, lest you find you're judging yoruself as well!

Understanding a Pisces Moon takes time. The Moon is cyclic, but the patterns of behavior with the Pisces Moon are hard to detect lest one is patient. Pisces moon needs quietness, stillness, calm--again, think of the fish in the pond. Would they not scatter and disappear if you splashed the water? Yet they might cautiously reveal themselvs if you sat quietly on the bank. Even ones--like myself--who seem out-going and confident on the outside will be slow and hesitant to reveal their deeper lunar patterns. Our vulnerablity is too great. And for some, like myself, who have been deeply wounded by the cruelty and harshness of others and so we go around with a cheerful face to distract others from what lies beneth, it may take a very, very long time for those patterns to fully come to the surface. Some of us are even very clever about this--we can "reveal" a little bit of ourselves, just enough to make others think they "know" us and so they will stop probing us. That way we can keep our deeper wounds safe.

Lastly, and quite importantly, Pisces Moons are infinitely generous. Even the really terrible ones. John Wayne Gacy, notoroious serial killer, Pisces Sun and Moon--he is known as the "killer clown" because he was known in his community for his charity work where he'd dress up as a clown. That may seem bizarre to other people, but it makes perfect sense to another Pisces Moon. We have to give like we have to breathe. Think of the Pisces symbol once more: two fish swimming in opposite directions. The paradox. For us to give is very literally to recieve. We spiritually and emotionally starve unless we can give.

And paradoxically this makes us at once the best friend/mate/lover you've ever known or the best victim you'll ever meet. I'll joke about being a magnet for parasites and vampires, but it's a painful truth. Many people are attracted to Pisces Moons because we give and give and give. Too often, those people have no intent in giving anything back. Pisces Moons aren't good at standing up for themelves or demanding reciprocity. But before you blame Pisces Moons for being wimps and push-overs, guess what! That's another lesson for the rest of you! Too many people think the world is an unfair and mean place and that's just how it is. Suck it up, cry-babies! But then Pisces Moon comes a long the proves to you that the world is determined by your own choices. No one has to abuse a Pisces Moon. No one has to take Pisces Moon's generosity and walk away, giving nothing back. Those are all choices, and it's those choices made by individuals everyday, in response to more vulnerable people, that make the world unfair and mean. It's all on us. It's all because of our choices. As childish as Pisces Moon may seem, it has the most adult lesson to teach.

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Wow! Thanks so much for taking time to write this, it was very helpful. It's very true that my boyfriends gives the whole time. It seems like he has no limits when it comes to showing that he cares.

posted April 10, 2013 01:32 AM            

They're very sweet. Very, very.

Having said that...they're also full of crap. Think of the people you know who do crappy things yet somehow gets everyone to feel sorry for them and coddle and comfort them while they play the innocent wounded little victim. Those people probably have strong Pisces or Neptunian energy in there somewhere.

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You want the hardcore truth? I've known at least three of them. Two, very well, years and years.

They're very sweet. Very, very.

Having said that...they're also full of crap. Think of the people you know who do crappy things yet somehow gets everyone to feel sorry for them and coddle and comfort them while they play the innocent wounded little victim. Those people probably have strong Pisces or Neptunian energy in there somewhere.

They whine alot too.

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