Okay, here’s my attempt at a blog post, channeling that mature, experienced, and slightly rough-around-the-edges blogger persona, all while sticking to the prompt’s (many!) rules:
Alright, so I’ve been messing around with this whole astrology thing lately. It’s kinda woo-woo, but I’ve found it strangely… insightful. I kept seeing this combo pop up—Libra Sun, Aquarius Moon, Taurus Rising—and figured I’d dig into it, see what it’s all about, and track how it shows up in my life, if it does.
Getting Started (And Getting Confused)
First thing I did was, I took a pen and paper, searched for some basic info about this combination online, and I read a bit. I got the gist: Libra is all about balance and being social, Aquarius is the quirky, independent one, and Taurus is supposed to be, like, the chill, stable dude. So, independent, friendly but needs stability. Seemed a lot, but interesting, I could see bits of myself in that mix, maybe.
Tracking the Traits
Then came the actual “work.”I grabbed my journal, and started with Libra. For a few days, I focused on noticing when I was being all diplomatic and peace-keeper-y. When did I go out of my way to make things “fair”? When did I bend over backward to avoid a fight? I jotted down a bunch of examples. Like, there was that time at the coffee shop when the barista messed up my order twice, and I just smiled and said, “No worries!” (Inside, I was fuming, but… Libra, right?).
Next up: Aquarius Moon. This one was trickier. It’s about how you feel inside, your emotional core. I tried to pay attention to when I felt that urge to be… different. To rebel against the norm. I noticed it most when I was scrolling through social media. Everyone’s posting the same vacation pics, the same “perfect life” stuff, and I just… felt this deep urge to do the opposite. To post a picture of my messy desk, or my half-eaten sandwich. That’s gotta be the Aquarius, right? I like my freedom.I wrote all that stuff down, too, even if it seemed silly.
The Taurus Rising Struggle
Taurus Rising was the hardest to pin down. It’s supposed to be how you appear to others, your first impression. I can’t exactly see myself from the outside, so I took note of some comments people had given to me * had told me I look like I’m a stable person, and also enjoy the good things, like the time I choose a very expensive and comfy couch. Maybe that is the Taurus.
Putting It All Together (Or Trying To)
So, after a week of this, what did I learn? Well, I definitely see how these three things could work together. I’m a social butterfly who secretly craves my own space and likes nice things. I can be calm and collected when I am actually a rebel inside.
It’s not like a perfect science, obviously. It is a mix of many things. But it’s a fun way to think about yourself, to notice patterns. I’m gonna keep playing with this, see if I can use these “traits” to, I don’t know, understand myself a little better. Maybe even make better choices? Who knows. It’s a work in progress, just like me.
