posted July 17, 2017 04:57 PM            

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Originally posted by GemBird82:
Believe me... any scorpio stellium want to rape a Taurus rising

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I am interested in how you came to this conclusion?
While, I do understand that Scorpio can be attracted to Taurus, and it is reminiscent of Hades and Persephone, but how did you find this out, and do you think it is always the case?

posted July 17, 2017 06:00 PM            

My friend has Leo moon (like mine), and his angles match mine. The other, born 5 days after him, has a Scorpio moon as well, creating a crazy intense stellium.

She's a nightmare, toxic, manipulative and has a real mean streak - spent the entire time I was on holiday running my name into the ground (I'm her boss) - yet is nice as pie to my face.

She's a force, for sure. Maybe not entirely a disaster on legs - but a force.

posted July 18, 2017 07:29 AM            

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I'll post up their charts into IA at some point as they make a fascinating synastry comparison.[/B]

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posted July 18, 2017 07:39 PM            

She was a very attractive woman in her 20's. However, even then the writing was on the proverbial wall. A very touchy person to deal with - negative, sarcastic, escapist, doper. In due time she went through five or six marriages.

Certainly nothing I could have handled. I've often wondered if writer William Faulkner shaped his story, "A Rose for Emily," after a woman like the one I knew.

posted January 12, 2019 04:10 AM            

I stirred clear even before anything happened lol.

He's very shy and self conscious. I don't think he's a bad person and people say he's very caring and everything but my Uranian energy was already revolting!

I love Plutonians and most of my friends and favourite celebrities are Plutonians.

He IS 'danger on legs'! Either people are afraid of him (99%) or he is in trouble because people are pushing him to do stuff he doesn't want to. Not to mention it becomes real awkward. He literally says "Please save me!" many times a day lol.

Someone said he smoked once but he claims he doesn't and has a low alcohol tolerance. Don't know what to believe lol.

He has a very soft and calming voice. Not that deep masculine voice but it's very soothing lol. He just acts uninterested for the most part. He gives a reaction only when someone gets his interest upon first meeting.

posted January 12, 2019 06:57 PM            

I've got Sun, Venus, PoF, Pluto, Mercury and Lilith all conjunct in the 8th house, in Scorpio. A tonne of asteroids involved as well, but that could take a while to list.

I would say I am exposed to danger a lot in my life so far. I can sometimes misjudge someone for their 'depth' as something familiar (I can get pretty deep), but forget that not everyone has explored that depth and there can be a lot of unhealthy stuff down there if they haven't.

I can smell toxicity on someone from across the room though, and usually I'll have a lot of tension around someone who is deeply toxic. I find this more around men than women, as with women I tend to be a little more understanding of how the toxicity works.

posted June 29, 2019 12:11 AM            

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Originally posted by Gemini30:
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Hernandez was also bisexual as he left a note for his prison boyfriend before he killed himself.

I've noticed alot of Scorpio Stelliums are bisexual.

Katy Perry just recently came out as bisexual. She has her Sun, Moon, Mercury, Pluto, and ASC in Scorpio.

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posted June 29, 2019 09:20 PM            

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Originally posted by Nadja:
I have a good friend with a small stellium in Scorpio. Mercury, Venus and Pluto. All conjunct... and all trine to Moon in Cancer, which might make the Scorpio energy milder I guess. She is intense, intensely sexual, adventurous, definitely a wild child sort of person even now in her 30s. She is never going to settle down and do what everyone else is doing at our age, the whole husband/house/kids deal, lol! She is not at all destructive towards herself or others though. She is an idealist, a vegan, a pacifist, and has a medical degree.

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I have a Scorpio Sun/Mercury/Mars/Pluto. All of the above applies to me, I'm also bisexual.

posted July 08, 2023 09:43 PM            

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Originally posted by GemBird82:
Believe me... any scorpio stellium want to rape a Taurus rising

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Haha. This is funny

I have a 6H Scorpio stellium (Sun, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Pluto) and a Taurus Ascendant.

Moon in Libra, mars in Sagittarius.

posted July 08, 2023 11:33 PM            

Moon, Pluto, Lilith, Kalli, and Elektra all in a tight conjunction.

posted July 13, 2023 10:57 AM            

1. He was initially nice and kind when you first met him and worked for him. The first few months were so relaxing and it was unreal how cool he was. It is like the guy only had a good side to him and almost too good to be true. Imagine Gus Fring's act in public on Breaking Bad and how he portrayed himself to cops and such, that was him.

2. As time went on, the guy slowly started to show his true colors. We would have team meetings that went on for hours on end and all the guy did was gossip about the whole company. The gossips got way more intense as he started to open up such as how he would run one leader over with his car. He would go off on random tangents on how he beat someone up and how he was the toughest kid growing up. Just this desperation to prove himself.

Oh yeah, he was obsessed with talking about sex but his seduction skills, however, sucked.

3. Was loaded with envy, lots and lots of envy. One of, if not, the most envious dudes I have ever met in my life. If someone was doing better than him, he would bring it up and make them an enemy. Even hated anyone that came from money or had a good life, thought they were inherently bad people. Talked poorly of anyone that seemed old money or coming from wealth.

4. Very divisive person. Loved to turn the team against each other and team members against each other at every turn. Created an atmosphere where everyone was at each other's throats which in turn made for a toxic work environment. He had his list of people he absolutely loved and absolutely hated. Sometimes it was based on where the person was from. The environment was also combative, he went out of his way to make it that way.

5. Yeah, "vindictive" to some degree. If you did something wrong he tried to always get you on it. It was kind of funny too how serious he took that vindictive part and openly said he holds grudges.

6. Invasive, the guy wanted to know EVERY detail of your life outside of work. Dude even followed me to my apartment building when I was driving which I found really creepy. I was like WTF, one weird weird guy. The guy tried to create an environment outside of work where you had to be in team meetings, he did coerce you and always wanted to know why you were not in said meetings or get togethers either.

posted July 13, 2023 10:58 AM            

1. He was initially nice and kind when you first met him and worked for him. The first few months were so relaxing and it was unreal how cool he was. It is like the guy only had a good side to him and almost too good to be true. Imagine Gus Fring's act in public on Breaking Bad and how he portrayed himself to cops and such, that was him.

2. As time went on, the guy slowly started to show his true colors. We would have team meetings that went on for hours on end and all the guy did was gossip about the whole company. The gossips got way more intense as he started to open up such as how he would run one leader over with his car. He would go off on random tangents on how he beat someone up and how he was the toughest kid growing up. Just this desperation to prove himself.

Oh yeah, he was obsessed with talking about sex but his seduction skills, however, sucked.

3. Was loaded with envy, lots and lots of envy. One of, if not, the most envious dudes I have ever met in my life. If someone was doing better than him, he would bring it up and make them an enemy. Even hated anyone that came from money or had a good life, thought they were inherently bad people. Talked poorly of anyone that seemed old money or coming from wealth.

4. Very divisive person. Loved to turn the team against each other and team members against each other at every turn. Created an atmosphere where everyone was at each other's throats which in turn made for a toxic work environment. He had his list of people he absolutely loved and absolutely hated. Sometimes it was based on where the person was from. The environment was also combative, he went out of his way to make it that way.

5. Yeah, "vindictive" to some degree. If you did something wrong he tried to always get you on it. It was kind of funny too how serious he took that vindictive part and openly said he holds grudges.

6. Invasive, the guy wanted to know EVERY detail of your life outside of work. Dude even followed me to my apartment building when I was driving which I found really creepy. I was like WTF, one weird weird guy. The guy tried to create an environment outside of work where you had to be in team meetings, he did coerce you and always wanted to know why you were not in said meetings or get togethers either.

posted July 13, 2023 10:58 AM            

1. He was initially nice and kind when you first met him and worked for him. The first few months were so relaxing and it was unreal how cool he was. It is like the guy only had a good side to him and almost too good to be true. Imagine Gus Fring's act in public on Breaking Bad and how he portrayed himself to cops and such, that was him.

2. As time went on, the guy slowly started to show his true colors. We would have team meetings that went on for hours on end and all the guy did was gossip about the whole company. The gossips got way more intense as he started to open up such as how he would run one leader over with his car. He would go off on random tangents on how he beat someone up and how he was the toughest kid growing up. Just this desperation to prove himself.

Oh yeah, he was obsessed with talking about sex but his seduction skills, however, sucked.

3. Was loaded with envy, lots and lots of envy. One of, if not, the most envious dudes I have ever met in my life. If someone was doing better than him, he would bring it up and make them an enemy. Even hated anyone that came from money or had a good life, thought they were inherently bad people. Talked poorly of anyone that seemed old money or coming from wealth.

4. Very divisive person. Loved to turn the team against each other and team members against each other at every turn. Created an atmosphere where everyone was at each other's throats which in turn made for a toxic work environment. He had his list of people he absolutely loved and absolutely hated. Sometimes it was based on where the person was from. The environment was also combative, he went out of his way to make it that way.

5. Yeah, "vindictive" to some degree. If you did something wrong he tried to always get you on it. It was kind of funny too how serious he took that vindictive part and openly said he holds grudges.

6. Invasive, the guy wanted to know EVERY detail of your life outside of work. Dude even followed me to my apartment building when I was driving which I found really creepy. I was like WTF, one weird weird guy. The guy tried to create an environment outside of work where you had to be in team meetings, he did coerce you and always wanted to know why you were not in said meetings or get togethers either.

posted July 13, 2023 10:58 AM            

1. He was initially nice and kind when you first met him and worked for him. The first few months were so relaxing and it was unreal how cool he was. It is like the guy only had a good side to him and almost too good to be true. Imagine Gus Fring's act in public on Breaking Bad and how he portrayed himself to cops and such, that was him.

2. As time went on, the guy slowly started to show his true colors. We would have team meetings that went on for hours on end and all the guy did was gossip about the whole company. The gossips got way more intense as he started to open up such as how he would run one leader over with his car. He would go off on random tangents on how he beat someone up and how he was the toughest kid growing up. Just this desperation to prove himself.

Oh yeah, he was obsessed with talking about sex but his seduction skills, however, sucked.

3. Was loaded with envy, lots and lots of envy. One of, if not, the most envious dudes I have ever met in my life. If someone was doing better than him, he would bring it up and make them an enemy. Even hated anyone that came from money or had a good life, thought they were inherently bad people. Talked poorly of anyone that seemed old money or coming from wealth.

4. Very divisive person. Loved to turn the team against each other and team members against each other at every turn. Created an atmosphere where everyone was at each other's throats which in turn made for a toxic work environment. He had his list of people he absolutely loved and absolutely hated. Sometimes it was based on where the person was from. The environment was also combative, he went out of his way to make it that way.

5. Yeah, "vindictive" to some degree. If you did something wrong he tried to always get you on it. It was kind of funny too how serious he took that vindictive part and openly said he holds grudges.

6. Invasive, the guy wanted to know EVERY detail of your life outside of work. Dude even followed me to my apartment building when I was driving which I found really creepy. I was like WTF, one weird weird guy. The guy tried to create an environment outside of work where you had to be in team meetings, he did coerce you and always wanted to know why you were not in said meetings or get togethers either.

posted July 13, 2023 10:58 AM            

1. He was initially nice and kind when you first met him and worked for him. The first few months were so relaxing and it was unreal how cool he was. It is like the guy only had a good side to him and almost too good to be true. Imagine Gus Fring's act in public on Breaking Bad and how he portrayed himself to cops and such, that was him.

2. As time went on, the guy slowly started to show his true colors. We would have team meetings that went on for hours on end and all the guy did was gossip about the whole company. The gossips got way more intense as he started to open up such as how he would run one leader over with his car. He would go off on random tangents on how he beat someone up and how he was the toughest kid growing up. Just this desperation to prove himself.

Oh yeah, he was obsessed with talking about sex but his seduction skills, however, sucked.

3. Was loaded with envy, lots and lots of envy. One of, if not, the most envious dudes I have ever met in my life. If someone was doing better than him, he would bring it up and make them an enemy. Even hated anyone that came from money or had a good life, thought they were inherently bad people. Talked poorly of anyone that seemed old money or coming from wealth.

4. Very divisive person. Loved to turn the team against each other and team members against each other at every turn. Created an atmosphere where everyone was at each other's throats which in turn made for a toxic work environment. He had his list of people he absolutely loved and absolutely hated. Sometimes it was based on where the person was from. The environment was also combative, he went out of his way to make it that way.

5. Yeah, "vindictive" to some degree. If you did something wrong he tried to always get you on it. It was kind of funny too how serious he took that vindictive part and openly said he holds grudges.

6. Invasive, the guy wanted to know EVERY detail of your life outside of work. Dude even followed me to my apartment building when I was driving which I found really creepy. I was like WTF, one weird weird guy. The guy tried to create an environment outside of work where you had to be in team meetings, he did coerce you and always wanted to know why you were not in said meetings or get togethers either.

posted July 13, 2023 10:58 AM            

1. He was initially nice and kind when you first met him and worked for him. The first few months were so relaxing and it was unreal how cool he was. It is like the guy only had a good side to him and almost too good to be true. Imagine Gus Fring's act in public on Breaking Bad and how he portrayed himself to cops and such, that was him.

2. As time went on, the guy slowly started to show his true colors. We would have team meetings that went on for hours on end and all the guy did was gossip about the whole company. The gossips got way more intense as he started to open up such as how he would run one leader over with his car. He would go off on random tangents on how he beat someone up and how he was the toughest kid growing up. Just this desperation to prove himself.

Oh yeah, he was obsessed with talking about sex but his seduction skills, however, sucked.

3. Was loaded with envy, lots and lots of envy. One of, if not, the most envious dudes I have ever met in my life. If someone was doing better than him, he would bring it up and make them an enemy. Even hated anyone that came from money or had a good life, thought they were inherently bad people. Talked poorly of anyone that seemed old money or coming from wealth.

4. Very divisive person. Loved to turn the team against each other and team members against each other at every turn. Created an atmosphere where everyone was at each other's throats which in turn made for a toxic work environment. He had his list of people he absolutely loved and absolutely hated. Sometimes it was based on where the person was from. The environment was also combative, he went out of his way to make it that way.

5. Yeah, "vindictive" to some degree. If you did something wrong he tried to always get you on it. It was kind of funny too how serious he took that vindictive part and openly said he holds grudges.

6. Invasive, the guy wanted to know EVERY detail of your life outside of work. Dude even followed me to my apartment building when I was driving which I found really creepy. I was like WTF, one weird weird guy. The guy tried to create an environment outside of work where you had to be in team meetings, he did coerce you and always wanted to know why you were not in said meetings or get togethers either.

posted July 13, 2023 10:58 AM            

1. He was initially nice and kind when you first met him and worked for him. The first few months were so relaxing and it was unreal how cool he was. It is like the guy only had a good side to him and almost too good to be true. Imagine Gus Fring's act in public on Breaking Bad and how he portrayed himself to cops and such, that was him.

2. As time went on, the guy slowly started to show his true colors. We would have team meetings that went on for hours on end and all the guy did was gossip about the whole company. The gossips got way more intense as he started to open up such as how he would run one leader over with his car. He would go off on random tangents on how he beat someone up and how he was the toughest kid growing up. Just this desperation to prove himself.

Oh yeah, he was obsessed with talking about sex but his seduction skills, however, sucked.

3. Was loaded with envy, lots and lots of envy. One of, if not, the most envious dudes I have ever met in my life. If someone was doing better than him, he would bring it up and make them an enemy. Even hated anyone that came from money or had a good life, thought they were inherently bad people. Talked poorly of anyone that seemed old money or coming from wealth.

4. Very divisive person. Loved to turn the team against each other and team members against each other at every turn. Created an atmosphere where everyone was at each other's throats which in turn made for a toxic work environment. He had his list of people he absolutely loved and absolutely hated. Sometimes it was based on where the person was from. The environment was also combative, he went out of his way to make it that way.

5. Yeah, "vindictive" to some degree. If you did something wrong he tried to always get you on it. It was kind of funny too how serious he took that vindictive part and openly said he holds grudges.

6. Invasive, the guy wanted to know EVERY detail of your life outside of work. Dude even followed me to my apartment building when I was driving which I found really creepy. I was like WTF, one weird weird guy. The guy tried to create an environment outside of work where you had to be in team meetings, he did coerce you and always wanted to know why you were not in said meetings or get togethers either.

posted July 13, 2023 10:58 AM            

1. He was initially nice and kind when you first met him and worked for him. The first few months were so relaxing and it was unreal how cool he was. It is like the guy only had a good side to him and almost too good to be true. Imagine Gus Fring's act in public on Breaking Bad and how he portrayed himself to cops and such, that was him.

2. As time went on, the guy slowly started to show his true colors. We would have team meetings that went on for hours on end and all the guy did was gossip about the whole company. The gossips got way more intense as he started to open up such as how he would run one leader over with his car. He would go off on random tangents on how he beat someone up and how he was the toughest kid growing up. Just this desperation to prove himself.

Oh yeah, he was obsessed with talking about sex but his seduction skills, however, sucked.

3. Was loaded with envy, lots and lots of envy. One of, if not, the most envious dudes I have ever met in my life. If someone was doing better than him, he would bring it up and make them an enemy. Even hated anyone that came from money or had a good life, thought they were inherently bad people. Talked poorly of anyone that seemed old money or coming from wealth.

4. Very divisive person. Loved to turn the team against each other and team members against each other at every turn. Created an atmosphere where everyone was at each other's throats which in turn made for a toxic work environment. He had his list of people he absolutely loved and absolutely hated. Sometimes it was based on where the person was from. The environment was also combative, he went out of his way to make it that way.

5. Yeah, "vindictive" to some degree. If you did something wrong he tried to always get you on it. It was kind of funny too how serious he took that vindictive part and openly said he holds grudges.

6. Invasive, the guy wanted to know EVERY detail of your life outside of work. Dude even followed me to my apartment building when I was driving which I found really creepy. I was like WTF, one weird weird guy. The guy tried to create an environment outside of work where you had to be in team meetings, he did coerce you and always wanted to know why you were not in said meetings or get togethers either.