All about Leo. Sun, Moon, rising, etc…
People with Seasonal Affective Disorder get the winter blues. Deprived of sunlight, people see their mood drop and it stays that way until May or so when the days get longer. I’m not prone to depression and I don’t have SAD but I do have Leo in my chart and people with Leo absolutely need […]
The negative stereotypes of the zodiac signs? Only fools subscribe.
Leos have quite the mixed reputation in astrology, and much of it is deserved. Self-absorbed? Check. Attention-seeking? Check. Obnoxious? Arrogant? Imperious? Check, check, check. When the sign expresses itself negatively, that’s usually how it comes out. It takes a lot to love a Leo! But maaaan, what you get in return? Priceless.
We had company over the weekend. I was talking to the mother while my husband played guitar with her teenage son. I started telling her stories about psychopaths I have known. Non-murderous psychopaths, in particular.
“Attention Seekers…Elsa, how does this show up in someone’s chart? I’m asking because I’ve been running into a lot of this lately, both online and in real life. It frustrates and annoys me, even though I’m a Leo, the sign that’s supposedly forever seeking it…well, not this one. I got a lot of unwanted attention
“Oh, the secret life of man and woman, dreaming how much better we would be than we are if we were somebody else or even ourselves, and feeling that our estate has been unexploited to its fullest.”
What’s the first thing you pick up on when you meet someone, astrologically speaking? The textbook answer is the rising sign, but in practice that’s not always the case. The rising is what we put out for other people to see, it isn’t necessarily what get’s noticed first though.
