While chatting with the soldier today he mentioned the year we met. I knew Saturn was close to where it is now but I did not know it in the exact place! Not the kind of thing an astrologer should miss, but you know. Neptune! So it turns out we met with Saturn conjunct the […]
Dear ElsaElsa, I have been seeing this Scorpio guy for the past year. The thing is, he has a premature ejaculation problem but he tells me he never had it before me. I feel like he is lying to me. He has not really opened up to me yet and we hardly meet but when
Lilly asks on the Mars and Sex blog: “… astrological signs, aspects, etc. often run in families. I’ve often wondered if some people get hornier at certain times of the year because (if they or their partner conceived then) it would produce a child of a particular sign (or with a certain aspect)? What do
I have no idea what you all will take from this. But I think it shows the difference between someone who has a bunch of trines in their chart (me) as compared to someone with hard aspects (him). The soldier and I: “It’s hard for me to understand,” I said. “You tell me no one
I have Venus square Neptune. He has Moon conjunct Neptune. This is the soldier. “I’m noticing I seem to know a different man than these other people do. I swear to God, I meet these people or I hear about them and who I know seems completely remote from who I know when it comes
My husband has Moon Neptune in Scorpio in the 8th. Elusive… “And then we talked about you,’ he said. “Yeah? What’s she got to say about that?” “Oh, she asked about a million questions and then she lectured me. She was telling me about how you can have a lot of fun when you meet
Dear Elsa, I turned 30 this year and I feel pressure to get my personal life together. There is a girl in my life that I am attracted to. She gets along with my friends and we have fun together. I know she is interested in something more serious. But I still find myself hesitating.
This is what it is like to have Jupiter trines to your 8th house. You are just too damned buoyant for one thing. The soldier and I: “So how come whenever I feel lousy, you laugh?” I asked. “I’m all morose. I feel horrible, I feel like death, I have my kids here checking my
