Okay, so, about this whole Libra Sun, Virgo Moon, Cancer Rising thing. It all started when I stumbled upon some astrology stuff online. I’ve always been a bit of a mess when it comes to making decisions, so I was curious.
First, I dug into what each of these things means. The Libra Sun part is apparently about being all charming and diplomatic. That’s kinda me, I guess. I try to be nice to everyone, even when I don’t feel like it.
Then there’s the Cancer Rising part, and boy, did that resonate. It’s like, super emotional and sensitive. I swear, I can cry at a moment. But, I also realized it makes me care deeply about people and things.
The Virgo Moon was a bit of a surprise. This is the part that’s supposed to be all analytical and health-conscious. I do find myself overthinking things, and I’ve been trying to eat healthier and exercise more lately. I guess that fits.
- Libra Sun: Charming, diplomatic, tries to keep the peace.
- Cancer Rising: Emotional, sensitive, cares a lot.
- Virgo Moon: Overthinks, health-conscious, likes things organized.
So, I started observing myself. I noticed that when I have to make a big decision, I get stuck between what my head says is logical (that’s the Virgo) and what my heart feels is right (hello, Cancer). And then the Libra in me just wants everyone to be happy with the outcome, which is basically impossible.
I tried to be more mindful of my emotions. Like, when I felt overwhelmed, I’d take a step back and try to figure out what was triggering me. It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster, to be honest. Some days I feel like I’ve got it all figured out, and other days I’m just a puddle of emotions.
I also started paying more attention to my health. I’m not perfect, but I’m trying to make better choices. I even signed up for a yoga class, which has been surprisingly helpful with managing stress.
The whole process has been eye-opening. I wouldn’t say I’m a completely changed person, but I definitely understand myself a lot better now. It’s like, I have this framework for understanding my quirks and tendencies. I still have my moments of indecision and emotional meltdowns, but now I can at least try to make sense of them and deal with them in a healthier way. It’s a journey, but I’m glad I started it.
