Moon/Venus Midpoint Activation
Meaning: Cultivating and affection in relationships, caring about partners, the cycles that relationships go through.
Moon/Venus=Sun: Sharing emotions in a relationship can be energizing for an individual and caring for their partner is very important to them, mom GF/DadBF, a heightened awareness of the emotions shared in their relationship.
Moon/Venus=Mercury: Communicate in a comforting way or desire to cultivate your partner, speak to solve problems or comfort your partner, communicate fluently and lovingly, be good at Solve problems arising from requirements.
Moon/Venus = Mars: Actively and directly caring about their partner, extremely defensive and protective of their relationship, actively going through their relationship cycles, and confident in a very gentle and gentle way.
Moon/Venus = Jupiter: Very caring and nurturing, "mothering" their partner to express their emotions to others excessively, passionately and happily, sometimes within a relationship Overreaching and oversharing.
Moon/Venus = Saturn: Fear of vulnerability and sharing emotions, finds nurturing/caring for others difficult or scary, cares about their partner and helping them through practical actions, takes a long time It takes time to open up and be vulnerable.
Moon/Venus = Uranus: Desire for vulnerability and emotions to come quickly, ability to attend to partner's needs, even if they are unusual, to care for theirs in strange or seemingly strange ways Partner, feels the need to open up and share emotions freely.
Moon/Venus=Neptune: Very intuitive about how to care for and nurture a partner, able to express emotions freely, vulnerable even on a spiritual level, seemingly without boundaries when sharing feelings, Want to be emotionally unified with your partner.
Moon/Venus = Pluto: Ability to express strong or complex emotions with partner, wants their partner to be 100% vulnerable, obsessed with caring for and nurturing partner, overprotective, through relationships The emotional transformation that occurs.
