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I am almost a week out from my Moderna dose #2. Just had some light arm soreness (felt it was less than the first dose surprisingly). Could not sleep well that night, just felt cold and restless and possibly had a low grade fever but nothing significant at all. The next day I felt a little sleepy but then some hours later had bursts of energy. My brother and mother who also got their Moderna dose #2 had significant fevers the next day as well as overall feeling worse all day. My mom, brother and I usually have low vitamin d levels but I been taking way more IU than them since the beginning of the pandemic and I totally think it kept me protected (I have been around people who tested positive for covid... my own husband). Idk it might have helped me have less intense vaccine side effects too. Regardless, I also recommend vitamin d to all!

I'm the princess and the king (◔◡◔✿)

Ooohh I like the vibes of this thread very much. Since the beginning of the pandemic I've been so on edge and overwhelmed and just so angsty often. I used to remind myself to be grateful often but now it's been nothing but a constant feeling of frustration. Like how can I be grateful when I just feel so freaking trapped. Traveling has been something very important and consistent to me since like birth. It's affecting my loved ones too. But I am honestly so blessed and feel so grateful for everything else eventuallly working out in the ways I desire. Sending you all lots of positive energy to get through whatever it is you're trying to get through and wish you all great inner peace ✨

***Ok thank you no more posting charts pls.***

Lol I know I hate when people post threads like this and don’t get back ASAP but now I totally understand where they’re coming from 🤣 I only get small windows at a time to wreck havoc on dxp during week days. Dunno why I posted this during a Monday but I will get through you all eventually but it will be very sporadic (forgive me if it is weeks later). I will actually attempt to read your charts now cause I feel bad so it’ll take at least 30 mins per chart. Also I don't feel as angsty anymore so I guess whatever my mood is at the moment will reflect on the reading. Maybe I will just use this as a despository for when I am next angsty.

Feelin a lil angsty rn so I will astrologically roast anyone who posts their natal chart or lists their complete placements NEATLY. Give me your house dets too and I'll try to predict your future or whatnot while I'm at it

My fixed placements would never be caught chasing them, and specifically my Leo and Aqua placements would cease to acknowledge their existence. This conundrum would not also ever occur to begin with because I wouldn't ever put my heart out on my sleeve like that without being sure they were absolutely into me. Therefore this scenario can only exist to occur one sided for the other party 🌝

B - SO or family. Sometimes C like with a bunch of cousins. It's nice to be able to have someone to bother y'kno. Not really a big fan of traveling with friends, especially if bars and clubs are their big thing and you're like so beyond that. I can see during old age with friends traveling could be refreshing as they'll be more mellow. Gossip about the horrid guys and girls our grandkids are caught up with on the Thai beaches. Or I might then wanna go clubbing in some foreign country at 60 🤷‍♀️

Omg the only reason this red pill culture is growing or is more open is because there are more platforms (various of online communities) more than ever to easily congregate on.

Getting sex for men has not always been easy, it's nothing new. Back then it was common for both men and women to get married earlier. Especially if they were religious or in the army. As obtaining college degrees became a thing and more equality in opening one's own businesses, etc., it gave rise to a whole new category of high expectations of men from women. It doesn't matter for women as much because women going from homemaker to higher education or career is still a big deal this day and age.

Sure, being hot and fit and the right suave or charisma as a guy can get you easily laid but it does not always equate to having stable relationships?? (Like do these red pillers want to get laid easily regardless of relationship stability? Cause being in stable, healthy relationships is all luck, doesn't matter if you're conventionally attractive or not.) Most of these angry red pillers are in the economically unsuccessful category as well as most likely out of shape which they make no effort to fix. No one would've equally wanted them back then either tbh. It's a constant that can't challenge time. It is what it is. You either come off as someone willing to work with the progress of society in terms of education and employment or you remain stagnant and left behind. It will get more harder on men because now women also refuse to remain stagnant and left behind. So back then it was only a competition among men and their level of successes and now you also have women and their successes to compare against that will obviously give rise to more insecurity among men. Insecurity among women are rising too, but once again comparatively to men, anything above a homemaker would be ideal for the average man in terms of relationship material.

I don't think it's more complex than that... Nothing should be that complicated in life if you exert enough effort in yourself. If it is then there's just straight up deep-seated issues. Also I'm sick of all these new age labels on everything.

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There's a specific chemical, MRNA, in that vaccine that's entirely experimental, and once it's in the body, it's totally irreversible. This is a dangerous chemical that hasn't been researched over the long term. Just wait until people start mysteriously getting ill and dying over the months and years. I'm never getting that vaccine.

It seems like mostly women are very gullible, thinking this is certain "cure-all" for COVID. Good luck....you're putting a lot of faith in the hands of drug companies.

Loool. Idk you must like live in a bubble or something. I've seen covid do more short term damage (God knows what the long term complications will be) and DEATH than the vaccine. Pregnant women who have caught covid have had miscarriages. I can see childbearing aged women be hesitant of the vaccine, but have zero idea why men would be concerned at all besides living in paranoia.

...and there are women here in Ireland who have miscarried after having the jab

“Sadly, miscarriage is estimated to occur in about 1 in 4 pregnancies (equal to 25 in 100) in the UK (outside of the pandemic) and most occur in the first 12 weeks (first trimester) of pregnancy, so some miscarriages would be expected to occur following vaccination purely by chance.”

That context can be applied to any nation.

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-miscarriage-vaccine-idUSL1N2LT21A

So by the same token who is to say that COVID caused those women to miscarry?

Science. Covid has the chance to cross the placenta unlike the vaccines. And it's already known fever during pregnancies can cause birth defects.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7255336/

Well I for one wouldn’t dream of being jabbed with chemicals whilst pregnant ... I took
no meds, booze, smokes etc when I was but each to their own i guess

We have to go with our tried and tested gut feeling .... never let me down so far.

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Pretty sure you didn't have a life threatening pandemic where millions of people died when you were pregnant a few decades ago.. pregnant women who decide to take the vaccine should never be ridiculed for putting their health first because what would be worse is giving birth to a child with no mother anymore due to covid.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/valley-mother-dies-of-covid-shortly-after-giving-birth-to-twins/75-662e6627-c9cb-44b9-86a8-4fa0b3a63477

https://www.wbtv.com/2021/01/18/mother-dies-covid-weeks-after-giving-birth-rd-child/

https://abc7news.com/mom-baby-covid-dies/10450300/

https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2021/03/study-shows-covid-19-vaccinated-mothers-pass-antibodies-to-newborns/

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There's a specific chemical, MRNA, in that vaccine that's entirely experimental, and once it's in the body, it's totally irreversible. This is a dangerous chemical that hasn't been researched over the long term. Just wait until people start mysteriously getting ill and dying over the months and years. I'm never getting that vaccine.

It seems like mostly women are very gullible, thinking this is certain "cure-all" for COVID. Good luck....you're putting a lot of faith in the hands of drug companies.

Loool. Idk you must like live in a bubble or something. I've seen covid do more short term damage (God knows what the long term complications will be) and DEATH than the vaccine. Pregnant women who have caught covid have had miscarriages. I can see childbearing aged women be hesitant of the vaccine, but have zero idea why men would be concerned at all besides living in paranoia.

...and there are women here in Ireland who have miscarried after having the jab

“Sadly, miscarriage is estimated to occur in about 1 in 4 pregnancies (equal to 25 in 100) in the UK (outside of the pandemic) and most occur in the first 12 weeks (first trimester) of pregnancy, so some miscarriages would be expected to occur following vaccination purely by chance.”

That context can be applied to any nation.

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-miscarriage-vaccine-idUSL1N2LT21A

So by the same token who is to say that COVID caused those women to miscarry?

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Science. Covid has the chance to cross the placenta unlike the vaccines. And it's already known fever during pregnancies can cause birth defects.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7255336/

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Posted by Logger
There's a specific chemical, MRNA, in that vaccine that's entirely experimental, and once it's in the body, it's totally irreversible. This is a dangerous chemical that hasn't been researched over the long term. Just wait until people start mysteriously getting ill and dying over the months and years. I'm never getting that vaccine.

It seems like mostly women are very gullible, thinking this is certain "cure-all" for COVID. Good luck....you're putting a lot of faith in the hands of drug companies.

Loool. Idk you must like live in a bubble or something. I've seen covid do more short term damage (God knows what the long term complications will be) and DEATH than the vaccine. Pregnant women who have caught covid have had miscarriages. I can see childbearing aged women be hesitant of the vaccine, but have zero idea why men would be concerned at all besides living in paranoia.

...and there are women here in Ireland who have miscarried after having the jab

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“Sadly, miscarriage is estimated to occur in about 1 in 4 pregnancies (equal to 25 in 100) in the UK (outside of the pandemic) and most occur in the first 12 weeks (first trimester) of pregnancy, so some miscarriages would be expected to occur following vaccination purely by chance.”

That context can be applied to any nation.

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-miscarriage-vaccine-idUSL1N2LT21A

Posted by Logger
There's a specific chemical, MRNA, in that vaccine that's entirely experimental, and once it's in the body, it's totally irreversible. This is a dangerous chemical that hasn't been researched over the long term. Just wait until people start mysteriously getting ill and dying over the months and years. I'm never getting that vaccine.

It seems like mostly women are very gullible, thinking this is certain "cure-all" for COVID. Good luck....you're putting a lot of faith in the hands of drug companies.

Loool. Idk you must like live in a bubble or something. I've seen covid do more short term damage (God knows what the long term complications will be) and DEATH than the vaccine. Pregnant women who have caught covid have had miscarriages. I can see childbearing aged women be hesitant of the vaccine, but have zero idea why men would be concerned at all besides living in paranoia.

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I have Moderna.
First dose gave me a fever, chills, headache, and shortness of breath for about 24 hours (but it took a while for the symptoms to onset, so 24 hours from the onset of symptoms).
My second dose gave me a fever, chills, muscle pain through my body, hot flashes, heart palpitations, headache, nausea, light headedness, shortness of breath, and fatigue for 60 hours, but the shortness of breath lasted for a few more days after all the other symptoms subsided.

I was really scared to get the second dose, and I probably would not have gotten the second dose if my current life circumstances were different. I’m 99% sure I had coronavirus in March 2020 and it wasn’t as bad as these shots made me feel.

Yup it sounds like you definitely had covid if you reacted strongly to the first dose of Moderna. They say people who had covid don't really need the second dose (as they have more than enough antibodies by then) but still advise they should get it. Hopefully you're super antibodied now for future variants.

You were never like this when we played Mafia. Who hurt you!!!

Which one did you get? Did you experience any side effects? Do you have any stories of being in a covid positive situation after being fully vaccinated? I'm about to get my second dose. I will also forever be wearing a mask in certain public situations. My Leo placements want to buy some sparkly rhinestone/sequin masks.

So after my first dose of Moderna, I just had tolerable arm soreness at the site of injection that went away the following day (I did take Tylenol at night for something else). My husband who had covid 8 months or so prior to his first Moderna dose had side effects of extreme arm soreness (as if someone punched him) and high fever over 101 the day after and was extremely lethargic which is supposedly expected of people who had covid. His symptoms lasted a few days. His second Moderna dose had him feel a little feverish the day after but that's with him having taken Tylenol cause he also had headaches and some lethargy, overall he didn't feel as awful as his first dose. Also as someone who hates shots and needles, I was surprised at how painless the shot was!

I am not looking forward to the booster shots that might be needed to cover new variants but we must protect ourselves and our loved ones.

I think this should be PSA:

As someone who’s used online forum boards since I was like 12, I’ve seen worse things on Disney affiliated forums that still got no one banned 🤣 Oh if only he doxxed you... Yet here is the dilemma you 30+ year old adults face.

I try to always have faith there is definitely something brighter at the end of the tunnel and usually one way or another there is. However sometimes it can get exhausting trying to keep that faith when it just feels like things are only getting worse. There’s nothing else to do but pull yourself through it.

People think Pisces are soft and all in their own fantasies and butter and are emotional sponges when they're just lazy sloths and doped up druggies. Especially the men.

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My wedding night. That was my husband and I's first time. I was running on 2 hours of sleep, was gonna have a bunch of people over the next day as well as an early international journey the day after that for our honeymoon. Things were just not going as expected until a week into our honeymoon lol and now we're sluts 😈

Good to hear! Where did you gonfor your honeymoon? I guess sometimes it takes time. I was thinking about past boyfriends and I guess it was awkward, but I think it was just me feeling awkward vs a bunch of awkward things lol.

We went to Italy and France for our honeymoon. We had both saved ourselves for marriage. I always liked the idea of having that journey and exploration from the beginning with a life partner. I just could never imagine being deeply intimate and vulnerable with someone I didn't completely trust. You want to be that way with someone you can laugh things off with like if someone accidentally farted in the middle of it or something y'kno.

Very true. That’s whole other level of comfort and trust. Not to mention a sense of humor! That’s so sweet! What was your favorite part of the honeymoon? How long have you guys been married.

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I personally enjoyed Italy more than France during the time. We stayed in Rome and took a train and a private tour out to Florence and Pompeii + Sorrento. I loved them both, especially Florence. It rained the day we had plans for Venice so we stayed in. It’s a lot of walking there which I didn’t like during the cold weather of January (I’m sensitive to the cold but spring or summer would’ve been amazing I’m sure). For France we stayed in Paris the whole week. Our hotel was apartment style with a balcony (La Clef Louvre) which we enjoyed a lot, especially when it snowed one day; it felt as if we temporarily moved to Paris. Bless my Libra husband for planning it all out. There was just not enough time to do everything I wanted in 2 weeks. I’d need many months! Thank you for making me reminisce as I'm now sad of being unable to travel due to covid 😞 We’ve been married for a little over 2 years.

North node in Scorpio, 12th house
South node in Taurus, 6th house

I mean I totally feel I'm living the Taurus life with appreciating lots of comfort and food? Like the super chill, laid back Taurus vibe. Not sure what the Scorpio south node wants me to learn.