posted April 16, 2013 04:12 PM            

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Originally posted by Aquacheeka:
Faith made an observation and I agreed with it. What a weird, dry way of referring to people (as "subjects") He is certainly allowed to think what he wants (Pisces mooners all lie and do drugs) but we are just as entitled to disagree with that opinion (I've never so much as smoked a cigarette in my life). Furthermore, I actually hadn't caught the posting until I saw Faith's, I was responding to her message only and thought as soon as I saw the quote that person must have an afflicted Venus because diplomacy is lacking. Turns out, I was right. If being right is "not nice," so be it.

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posted April 16, 2013 05:56 PM            

Back on topic!

Pisces moon women are very intuitive. This makes life hard when, say, we notice someone is trolling but don't have enough "hard" evidence yet to persuade others. Amongst ourselves it's as plain as night and day, but we have to be quiet until it is obvious to others, or we get in trouble for calling out the trolls.

posted April 16, 2013 06:39 PM            

Some Pisces moon people:
Martin Luther King
Che Guevara
Marie Curie
Helen Adams Keller
Saint Thérèse de Lisieux

And some that were not good people (some people say this is the serial killers moon):
John Wayne Gacy
Richard Ramirez
Charles Ng
Countess Elizabeth Báthory (murdered more people than all these killers put together)
O. J. Simpson

So on the flip side Pisces moon can be not so loving and giving.

I love this moon in my chart and in others charts to. One can go deep with people that have this moon.

posted April 16, 2013 07:00 PM            

i feel pisces moon is a gift, it's quite difficult to harness at first but once you get there life can be pretty amazing.

posted April 16, 2013 07:00 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
You get in trouble for insulting others. When there is an act of trolling, I will know it and act accordingly.

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I just think it's amazing that neil was allowed to insult Pisces moons to his heart's content, and that is no problem whatsoever. But if we note any aberrant behavior on his part, that's a ban-worthy insult.

posted April 16, 2013 08:29 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
You get in trouble for insulting others. When there is an act of trolling, I will know it and act accordingly.

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posted April 16, 2013 09:58 PM            

good side is that they are Nice people.

posted April 17, 2013 02:06 AM            

I find it very interesting that neilthecellist has had such allegedly terrible experiences with Pisces Moon, as he is a Virgo Moon, Pisces' opposite.

Opposite signs are two sides of the same coin and often share similar characteristics, but expressed differently through the opposing elements. But, since that sign SEEMS so different from us, on the surface, there can be a tendency to project our baggage on to them. Our opposite signs, particularly the ones opposite our Sun and Moon, carry our shadow.

For instance, you might find a Leo who is a snotty, arrogant prima donna and accuses Aquarians of being too cold. But, in reality, it's the Leo person who is showing a certain coldness in their behavior by treating people as below them. However, the more emotionally distant, aloof Aquarius is an easier target for that projection, because they're more likely to appear cold.

And when we project our shadow, we attract it tenfold. This is to say that, if neilthecellist's "studies" are accurate, that he is attracting the negative Pisces Moon types because he can't deal with his Virgo Moon shadow. I'm not saying this to attack, but to only bring a little clarity to the issue. The comparisons he makes between his Virgo Moon (I'm always logical, realistic, etc.) and the "pathological liar" Pisces Moons only makes that point clearer.

Some Virgo Moons can be as unambitious and, yes, even unfocused as the Pisces Moons he described. The deep-seated insecurities can make many Virgo Moons textbook underachievers. They can totally slack off and have a tough time reaching their true potential. Virgo Moons are also prone to "advertise themselves as logical" (as he claims Pisces Moons do) while only being selectively so. Virgo may not wear rose-colored glasses, but their ability to always look for holes and flaws in people and situations can actually greatly distort the more balanced truth (which, I think, neilthecellist's post definitely does).

I'm not picking on him, like I said. I just find it interesting, as such a negative post maybe signifies that he's just not owning his Virgo Moon shadow. And even though I doubt that 23 Pisces Moons can be that disturbed and dysfunctional, they keep coming his way for a reason.

We need to love our opposite signs, even though they can drive us crazy at times, because they can teach us a surprisingly great deal about ourselves.

posted April 17, 2013 09:10 AM            

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Any other Pisces moon women can relate? You want poetry in your interactions, not just honesty?

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Yess! No, I mean I'm not a pisces-moon but a scorp-moon and really this is exactly the interaction I have with my (SO) pisces-moon. Well it sort of developed. I never ever had this with anyone, it's like you're simply driven into it with this moon-sign.

At first, man I had such a problem with this 'lack of communication', means; my proneness to talk about every bothering little detail to satisfy my exact Virgo-Asc/Merc. conjunction or like freespirit so nicely said..

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Virgo may not wear rose-colored glasses, but their ability to always look for holes and flaws in people and situations can actually greatly distort the more balanced truth

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posted April 17, 2013 09:37 AM            

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Originally posted by Aquacheeka:

Any other Pisces moon women can relate? You want poetry in your interactions, not just honesty?

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Yes, I seek poetry, because it aims at something ethereal that goes beyond words. Pisces is more at home in a place beyond words...it's a musical sign more than anything.