The tower that man nutted thinking about you so hard his head is going to explode
Ace of wands he wants to penetrate you
The devil they want to fuck you so bad it is making them go crazy and obsessive. Hate sex too
Empress he wants to nut in you so many times that it’s dripping down your legs. Use protection**
Emperor they want you to dominate them completely.
Three of cups they want a threesome
Rx three of cups they absolutely do not want to share you
King of Pentacles he wants to be your sugar daddy
Knight of Wands they don’t want commitment they just want to be fwbs
The hermit you pissed them off so bad they don’t even want to have sex
Queen of Wands they think you’re a baddie and they want you to fuck their face
King of Wands they think you’re daddy and they want you to spank them really hard
Strength they are having extremely lustful urges and trying very hard to control it. They want you to sit on their dick and ride it like a lion
7 of Swords huge player and liar. They fuck everybody and lie to everyone too
7 of Cups they’re also a player but they’re not as calculated. They have a lot of options and they’re thinking about all of them
8 of Wands they want to fuck and they will do just about anything to get you
Page of Wands they want to fuck you but they’re too shy so go sit on their face rn
The Lovers you both want to fuck each other but in a very destined to happen way
Six of Wands they fucked you or are going to fuck you and they’re running their mouth about it like a bitch
Three of Swords pussy so good it makes you wanna kys
two ukrainian women sharing a candle to light up their cigarettes, 1936
Spellbound 1945, dir. Alfred Hitchcock
Your early environment likely pushed you to be independent and assertive. You might have been encouraged to be bold, sometimes even before you were ready. Growing up, there may have been an urgency around emotions and conflict could have been direct, so naturally, you learned to process things quickly, often moving on before the deeper feelings had time to settle. Your instinct is to act first and reflect later, making it harder to slow down and sit with the more uncomfortable emotions. This moon’s early conditioning teaches resilience but it can also create a pattern of seeing vulnerability as a weakness that needs to be overcome rather than explored.
For a Taurus Moon, the early years were all about creating a sense of comfort and physical security. Stability was everything, and whether that meant a consistent routine, reliable meals, or a sense of physical presence from caregivers, your emotions were likely wrapped up in the tangible. You learned to find safety in what you could touch or hold, equating love with reliability and steadiness. You learned to take a slower, more methodical approach to emotions, but you might struggle with change or letting go of things, as the need for stability can turn into a fear of the unknown. Your nurturing likely taught you that emotions are best handled gradually and steadily.
Gemini moon’s were probably encouraged to talk about feelings, but maybe not fully feel them. The focus was often on analyzing, explaining, or intellectualizing emotions… making sense of them through words rather than letting them be. As a child, you may have learned that having the right words could solve most problems, which shaped your habit of trying to think your way through feelings. You’re incredibly adaptable in social and emotional situations, but connecting deeply to your own feelings can be a challenge. The tendency to move from one thought or emotion to the next quickly can leave you feeling disconnected from your deeper needs.
A Cancer Moon indicates that your early environment was probably emotionally charged and highly nurturing. Or, emotions were central, whether they were positive or not. You were taught to be sensitive to the feelings of others, learning quickly that emotions were important and needed attention. This upbringing created a deep emotional intuition, but it also means you might have taken on more emotional responsibility than was healthy as a child. You crave emotional closeness and security, sometimes feeling overwhelmed by your own needs or those of others. Vulnerability feels natural, but only if it’s reciprocated in a safe and caring environment.
You were likely praised for your self-expression and creativity from a young age. Your caregivers might have encouraged you to shine and be seen, instilling a strong sense of pride and desire for recognition. However, this also taught you to seek validation from external sources, making emotional wounds particularly sensitive when you feel ignored or unappreciated. You tend to thrive when you’re acknowledged and seen, but your challenge is learning to validate yourself without always needing the applause of others.
Virgo Moons often grew up in environments where practicality and order were emphasized. You may have learned early that emotions were things to be fixed or improved, not simply felt. This created a habit of analyzing your feelings, always looking for the root cause or a solution, rather than just allowing them to be. You tend to overthink your emotions, feeling responsible for making things better, even when it’s not your job. You’re often hard on yourself, feeling like vulnerability needs to be earned or justified rather than naturally expressed.
Libra Moons were likely conditioned to be peacemakers from a young age. Your early nurturing was probably centered around maintaining harmony and balance either because conflict was actively discouraged or because you felt responsible for keeping the peace. This upbringing taught you to value relationships deeply, sometimes at the cost of your own emotional needs. You’re highly attuned to others, but you may struggle with people-pleasing or seeking validation only when things are “good” in your relationships. Conflict can feel threatening, making it hard to assert your true feelings.
With a Scorpio Moon, your early environment may have been emotional intense, carry some secrecy, or even power dynamics. You were likely taught to protect your vulnerabilities, learning that not everyone can be trusted with your feelings. This moon sign creates a deep need for emotional honesty, but also a strong instinct for self-protection. You crave deeper connections, but you might also struggle with letting others see your deeper emotions. There’s a tendency to hold onto emotional wounds longer than necessary, making healing feel like a battle rather than a process.
Sagittarius Moons probably grew up in an environment that emphasized freedom, exploration, and truth. Your caregivers might have encouraged you to seek meaning and look beyond immediate feelings, teaching you to find lessons in emotional experiences. While this helped you develop a broader perspective, it might have also made you feel that emotions needed to be rationalized or justified. You tend to move on quickly, but your challenge is learning to sit with the discomfort of deeper feelings, not just search for their purpose.
If you have a Capricorn Moon, you were probably raised to be responsible and self-sufficient from an early age. There may have been an expectation to be strong or capable, even before you were ready. This moon sign teaches resilience and discipline, but it also creates a habit of suppressing vulnerability, as emotions might have been seen as a distraction or weakness. You are highly capable and grounded, but you might struggle to let down your guard and trust others with your emotional needs. Your challenge is learning to see vulnerability as a strength that deepens your connections.
Aquarius Moons grew up in environments that valued individuality, logic, and objectivity. You were likely encouraged to be unique, but there may have been less emphasis on expressing or processing emotions in a traditional sense. This creates a tendency to detach from feelings, preferring to analyze them from a distance. You’re great at understanding the broader context of emotions, but it’s a challenge to really connect on a personal level, especially when it feels highly vulnerable.
With a Pisces Moon, your early nurturing may have been centered around empathy, compassion, and a lack of boundaries. You might have grown up feeling responsible for others’ emotions, often absorbing the feelings around you without knowing where yours ended and others’ began. This moon creates a highly intuitive and empathetic nature, but it can also make you prone to emotional overwhelm. You need strong boundaries to maintain your emotional health, but you might struggle with distinguishing between your own feelings and the energies you absorb from others.
hmmm, *proceeds to google eclipse season symptoms* : https://www.melpriestley.ca/how-do-eclipses-make-you-feel-a-guide-to-symptoms-and-events-during-eclipse-season/
Ahaaaaaaaaaa, no wonder
I highly recommend Alex Myles, she been a long time Astrologer to the community and explains transitions in good detail
https://www.instagram.com/alex.myles/?hl=en
Jesse Ball, The Divers' Game // Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights // Richard Siken, Crush // Yelena Moskovich, A Door Behind A Door // vidhic0re on Pinterest (I don't believe they post anywhere else!) // Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena // @lucidloving, "The Last Person to Know You" // Red – Same Disease // Hera Lindsay Bird, "Mirror Traps" // @lucidloving, "You Only Want to Hold My Hand, Right?"