
Are you more Astrologically Feminine or Masculine?



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Posted by PhoenixRisingDepends on how masculine the guy can shine by comparison





Posted by PhoenixRisingDefinitely masculine.


Posted by Ixion120I think this fits me well
72. But I strongly disagree with the final sentence interestingly enough.
74 โ 53: More Feminine...
63 โ 45 without rising sign
You take time to feel and savor things as you move through life. Itโs more important to experience the moment than it is to push forward. You use caution in making decisions because you are aware of the dangers in life. You understand your feelings and the affect you have on other people, making you careful in communicating with people. Feelings are more important than facts.

Posted by Damnata
With Pluto and Neptune I am exactly on the middle as far as my chart goes.
Posted by DMVOverachievers...
I score a 67 but my 6 planets in the 5th house make me more masculineclick to expand

Posted by PhoenixRisingNa, I'd rather be in the middle than either extreme.Posted by Damnata
With Pluto and Neptune I am exactly on the middle as far as my chart goes.
Posted by DMVOverachievers...
I score a 67 but my 6 planets in the 5th house make me more masculine
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Posted by DamnataRight. Fixed ๐Posted by PhoenixRisingNa, I'd rather be in the middle than either extreme.Posted by Damnata
With Pluto and Neptune I am exactly on the middle as far as my chart goes.
Posted by DMVMutables...
I score a 67 but my 6 planets in the 5th house make me more masculine
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But with the points and planets considered..More masculine.click to expand
Posted by ScrufflesIt's too linear and it doesn't take into consideration that the same placement in a man or woman can play out a lot differently; it can go either way or even both ways at the same time.
According to this, I should grow a mustache and change my name to Frank. ๐
Plus.. they have Cap as a feminine sign. I call bullshit!

Posted by ScrufflesThe most ridiculous is probably Leo Venus rated as the second most masculine...lolPosted by PalerioYeah that's true.Posted by ScrufflesIt's too linear and it doesn't take into consideration that the same placement in a man or woman can play out a lot differently; it can go either way or even both ways at the same time.
According to this, I should grow a mustache and change my name to Frank. ๐
Plus.. they have Cap as a feminine sign. I call bullshit!
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Posted by SassyKiwiI wonder what Giacomo Casanova - Pisces stellium (mercury/venus/mars/jupiter) + Scorpio Rising - would have thought if people of his time had told him he was very feminine, "cautious in moving through life and always vigilant to every possible danger".
Where are the scorpio stellium men at

Posted by PalerioTo have feminine energy is not the same as being feminine.Posted by SassyKiwiI wonder what Giacomo Casanova - Pisces stellium (mercury/venus/mars/jupiter) + Scorpio Rising - would have thought if people of his time had told him he was very feminine, "cautious in moving through life and always vigilant to every possible danger".
Where are the scorpio stellium men at
Very similar chart by Heath Ledger, another prime example of femininity (a score of 26 from Moon to Saturn)... Also funny that the latter played a fictionalized version of the first; it's like the role was written for him.
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Posted by Palerio"Turn"? I have no idea. I don't even think it works that way. I would think if you can manage vs becoming overwhelmed by parts of yourself that seem to dominate your personality (masculine or feminine) it would allow you to become more balanced.
Could an overabundance of feminine placements, once you manage to deal satisfactorily with them, turn you into someone very masculine at the end of the process?
Posted by PhoenixRisingMaybe "turn" is exaggerated, but my idea was that a man who's very comfortable and not ashamed of showing his sensitive side would be seen as very masculine/bold/hot by most women. Being forced to cope with so much feminine energy may, if he manages to come out on top, ultimately "turn" him into the ultimate version of a man: confident in his vulnerability and proactive to life.Posted by Palerio"Turn"? I have no idea. I don't even think it works that way. I would think if you can manage vs becoming overwhelmed by parts of yourself that seem to dominate your personality (masculine or feminine) it would allow you to become more balanced.
Could an overabundance of feminine placements, once you manage to deal satisfactorily with them, turn you into someone very masculine at the end of the process?click to expand

Posted by PalerioActually that's my idea of masculinity. It's the opposite of attempting to repress your insecurities...any suppression is made of fear. If you're confident the way you are, you care less about how people vision you. In the case of highly feminine men, I can give example with two men I know in person, both with Cancer Moons (both have other water placements, too). One of them is quiet when he feels like being quiet and goofy and humorous when he wants to. The other one is always tense, tries to avoid awkward situations at any cost and tries to fulfill the stereotype of "manliness", but it seems forced... First guy has a feminine Sun sign, the other - masculine, so I endorse your hypothesis that this extreme femininity "turns" into masculinity.Posted by PhoenixRisingMaybe "turn" is exaggerated, but my idea was that a man who's very comfortable and not ashamed of showing his sensitive side would be seen as very masculine/bold/hot by most women. Being forced to cope with so much feminine energy may, if he manages to come out on top, ultimately "turn" him into the ultimate version of a man: confident in his vulnerability and proactive to life.Posted by Palerio"Turn"? I have no idea. I don't even think it works that way. I would think if you can manage vs becoming overwhelmed by parts of yourself that seem to dominate your personality (masculine or feminine) it would allow you to become more balanced.
Could an overabundance of feminine placements, once you manage to deal satisfactorily with them, turn you into someone very masculine at the end of the process?
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Posted by PalerioAh okay. I see your point. Once explain, it wasn't an exaggerated use of the word ๐ Your 2 cents is more than welcomed.Posted by PhoenixRisingMaybe "turn" is exaggerated, but my idea was that a man who's very comfortable and not ashamed of showing his sensitive side would be seen as very masculine/bold/hot by most women. Being forced to cope with so much feminine energy may, if he manages to come out on top, ultimately "turn" him into the ultimate version of a man: confident in his vulnerability and proactive to life.Posted by Palerio"Turn"? I have no idea. I don't even think it works that way. I would think if you can manage vs becoming overwhelmed by parts of yourself that seem to dominate your personality (masculine or feminine) it would allow you to become more balanced.
Could an overabundance of feminine placements, once you manage to deal satisfactorily with them, turn you into someone very masculine at the end of the process?
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Posted by PalerioAstrologically, no.
Could an overabundance of feminine placements, once you manage to deal satisfactorily with them, turn you into someone very masculine at the end of the process?
Posted by FragranceI endorse your theory regarding people with strong Aquarius placements being the possible fruition vehicle of dogmatic beliefs.Posted by PalerioActually that's my idea of masculinity. It's the opposite of attempting to repress your insecurities...any suppression is made of fear. If you're confident the way you are, you care less about how people vision you. In the case of highly feminine men, I can give example with two men I know in person, both with Cancer Moons (both have other water placements, too). One of them is quiet when he feels like being quiet and goofy and humorous when he wants to. The other one is always tense, tries to avoid awkward situations at any cost and tries to fulfill the stereotype of "manliness", but it seems forced... First guy has a feminine Sun sign, the other - masculine, so I endorse your hypothesis that this extreme femininity "turns" into masculinity.Posted by PhoenixRisingMaybe "turn" is exaggerated, but my idea was that a man who's very comfortable and not ashamed of showing his sensitive side would be seen as very masculine/bold/hot by most women. Being forced to cope with so much feminine energy may, if he manages to come out on top, ultimately "turn" him into the ultimate version of a man: confident in his vulnerability and proactive to life.Posted by Palerio"Turn"? I have no idea. I don't even think it works that way. I would think if you can manage vs becoming overwhelmed by parts of yourself that seem to dominate your personality (masculine or feminine) it would allow you to become more balanced.
Could an overabundance of feminine placements, once you manage to deal satisfactorily with them, turn you into someone very masculine at the end of the process?
My 2 cents.click to expand
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