Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this astrology stuff lately, specifically looking at what happens when you’ve got a Libra Sun and an Aquarius Moon. It’s pretty wild, let me tell ya.
I started by just reading up on what each of those signs means on their own. You know, Libra is all about balance and being social, while Aquarius is the rebel, the oddball thinker. It seemed like such a weird mix, so I got curious about how to put them together.
- First, I dug into a bunch of astrology websites and forums. I must say, most of it was filled with a bunch of mumbo jumbo that didn’t make much sense to me.
- Then, I tried to find real-life examples, maybe people I know or celebrities who have this combo. It’s harder than you’d think!
But here’s the kicker – I decided to use myself as a guinea pig. See, I’m a Libra Sun, Aquarius Moon, so I figured, who better to figure this out? I started paying more attention to how I act in different situations. Like, do I go with the flow like a Libra should, or do I get all stubborn and do my own thing like an Aquarius?
It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster. Some days, I feel like I’m hosting a party in my head, with everyone chatting and having a good time. Other days, I just want to lock myself in my room and read a book, totally ignoring everyone. This is the balance and rebel fighting within me.
My Observations
I noticed I’m pretty good at seeing both sides of an argument, which is the Libra part, I guess. But then I get this urge to shake things up, to challenge the norm, and that’s gotta be the Aquarius in me. I end up being the one who’s always asking “why?” and not always accepting things at face value. It drives some people crazy, but it makes sense to me.
Honestly, figuring out this Libra Sun, Aquarius Moon thing is an ongoing project. It’s like trying to solve a puzzle where the pieces keep changing shape. But it’s my puzzle, and I’m kind of enjoying the challenge. Maybe it’s less about figuring it all out and more about just accepting that I’m a walking contradiction. And hey, maybe that’s okay.
