Us lunar Capricorns, we always get such a bad rep!!! People say we are cold, unemotional, and calculating. I totally disagree. I wonder how you all feel about being a lunar Capricorn, and what experiences you have with this placement.

I agree with you for the most part! I am very caring and nurturing. I can see a few instances where I am cautious/cold with my emotions and its usually with people I just have a bad feeling about.

Yeah, people are in mistake thinking about us like we are souless or something. But the truth is there is really a problem with experiencing emotions here. The most common thing is emotions are thought as weakness and on sub-conscious level this moon is working behind you back by making barriers about what you express. Much things are left unexpressed, right? For what you think you REALLY SHOWED SO MUCH EMOTION for the person before you doesn't look like that. So you just have to express ALL you have in you. But it won't happen with this sign. Try to express more natural, for example, with the house placement. Capricorn lusts for power.
It is nuclear bomb, though. It gives you ambition, endurance and warrior spirit. That's why I am proud of my Moon, really, loving it. But learn you moon to work in the team with the other planets. Because the thing it does on sub-conscious level behind your back is kicking them in ... let's say their weak spots.

I'm a very emotional person, I'm just not always comfortable displaying my emotions. It almost seems like a weakness. I'll often do small things to show people how I feel rather than come right out and say it. Cappy moons aren't the "run at you with our heart above our heads" type. We leave that to Cancer. :P

In my case the Capricorn Moon is counter-balanced by a very potent opposing stellium in Cancer. But there is no doubt that I'm emotionally reserved, especially on first meeting someone. It sort of augments the Cancerian protective "shell" phenomenon. And with Moon intercepted in the 2nd house, it might best be characterized as a blunt, suspicious personification of the old Pink Floyd lyric: "Keep your hands offa my stack, Jack!" .

I, on the other hand, am a cold Cappy Moon. My moon is in opposition to my Sun in Cancer, maybe that just adds to the crabbiness . I can also be loving and caring when I'm in the right mood, but I see emotions as a weakness.

With my Capricorn Moon, I know that I have emotions, but I tend to express them (especially the negitive ones) when no one is around. It seems that when I express them to someone, they don't seem to understand what I am saying. Also regarding the coldness, I find that I have to deal with emotionaly cold people who have no regard for the way others feel or what I or others have to deal with. Also when I get hurt I get right back up to show that I can be as strong as the next person. I think that there is a fear of embarassment or at least foolishness. I remember when I was a kid I told my mom that I was angry about something and she said that "you don't really feel that way." So then I just kept quiet.

Perhaps it is because we are here to accomplish something? It is hard to accomplish a ton of works when your wearing a wet towel everywhere you go. I am also a Capricorn Ascendant. But with my progressions in life and chart, I have learned to show emotion to others especially close friends and family, so I do not miss that side of living. Make sense?

I have my Capricorn Moon conjunct the thrd house. So I tend to get into the checklist in regards to what I want to acomplish. List making seems to help me. As for the misunderstandings of the Cap moon, I think that we probably have to look at the famous people that have this position. The people range from Abe Lincoln to Adolf Hitler. The list includes Charles Darwin, Matt Damion and Adam Lanza(the Newton shooter) and Ron Howard. Also you can add Napoleon Bonaparte, Al Gore and Otto von Bismark.

I get the same thing. I was very shy growing up, and kids thought I was stuck up, because I was serious and quiet for a child. I had to learn how to present the real me, which isn't always easy...