The Chiron opposition Saturn generation: 1986-1989

[byjove]

Yeah I read a lot about those Venus Chrion aspects. I really have no qualms about gender, I'm happy with being male. I just thought I'd throw in my two cents. As I say my Venus is square Chiron and Chrion is opposite Saturn, so I keep to your thread topic! Plus I can see you want to do research on this, perhaps so you can build your profiles of people with these aspects!

[Lovealot]

I was born in 1989 and I'm a Scorpio with a libra cusp and a Leo rising and Virgo moon (as well as Chiron opposit Saturn and Uranus) and I've always had a dislike for authority but the funny thing is, my best friend in the world is my libra father and my buggiest difficulty is my picses mother.

[astrology02]

I have saturn in capricorn oppose chiron in cancer. My father was there physically in my life, although emotionally absent. I never really had a connection with him. Our conversations are mostly small talk about the weather, work etc . I am constantly thinking that he may die at any moment and I would never get a chance to have that deep connection with him. I love my father more than anything and appreciate all the things he has provided me with, but I always hope that one day I will get that chance to tell him. My father is not good at expressing his emotions and is very reserved, but i'm hoping one day we can have a close relationship. But I would say he has been a great father overall...just the emotional connection is missing.

And i have problems with authority. Not so much with the government, police or people in service. It is more with people who have gotten an authority position without any effort and think they have the right to impose their will on others. Or when someone thinks they are better than someone else because they have a position of authority.

[Cloud9er]

Hello,

I know this is quite an old post now but I thought I would help contribute. I was born in the late summer of 1990 and I have a wide opposition between chiron in cancer and saturn in cappy (4, nearly 5 degrees). I think a lot of my generation have a heavy grandparent influence. Both my Nan's have been a major part of my life and upbringing (saturn in the 4th house btw), my sister is 4 years younger and she has a similar influence. I think parenting changed in the late 80s and early to mid 90s, the grandparents started to become involved more, especially in taking care of the children when both parents were working.

My mother either had me by accident or used me for monetary purposes; my parents broke up a little while after I was born, but my father kept in contact and I saw him every fortnight, so this is another demonstration of the father being distant / absent (although not always voluntarily).

At school I was told I was argumentative at times (during a parent's evening even lol.. a specific teacher however), although I think it is more to do when I feel I have been slighted, as I am a placid and easy going person (libra rising). At both companies I have worked for my superior's / boss' have both been very good to me (10th house jupiter), one male and one female; and they seem to be very much like a parent figure (mc in cancer?). I have never been particually popular, and was picked on at school, even at work people avoid me (chiron 10th house relevancy).

I don't like to face my wounds, but I would wonder whether that is more to do with my moon in sag and possibly mercury in the 12th house(not wanting to talk about it), they are also in square.

In terms of restriction I don't like forcing myself to have discipline, I do find that difficult, although I'm sure there is potential there; my nan helped with that. My generation also had the UK's recession hit us when it was time to start work (I left college the summer in 2009).