social life :-/
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I like to stay in my home... To be alone with my silence and tv...
But, I get outside a lot... I'm very friendly and communiction... But I feel that it's s not a deep friends as a soul friends for life.. Who will be there when I need them...
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curiousabout77
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You have a moon conjunct uranus aspect and the moon rules your friendship house so i was wondering whether you have a desire for closeness in friendships but your desire to be independent and original conflicts with that? The moon is also conjunct saturn so you may also have a fear of peoples judgementalness towards you if you get too close?
You right.
I love closses in friendships, But I also love my independet.
And one more thing, Maybe it's hard for me to get physically close, but inside from the point of view of heart and feeling I'm very close and loving.
By the way, saturn - moon its not absolotly conjunct.
I wonder if I get a deep and good friendships sometimes in my life?
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ashriia
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Do you convey these feelings to people you care about? On the one hand you have these scorpio placements that love deep connections. Mercury/pluto needs conversations with depth. However your moon conjunction to uranus is standoffish, usually brings a level of detachment and can easily appear this way to others. So you might like someone for instance and they simply dont know if you care about them.
I think expressing your feelings is paramount in creating the friendships you seek. It has to be give and take also.
Lilith in your 11th house might be a factor with regard to making friends. But there is no reason you cant have lasting friendships. People from abroad or different cultures from your own will probably make for good friends.
You seemed introverted and even though you have a very outgoing Moon, but Saturn/Uranus may have made you appear aloof and cold. People may feel a "barrier" around you. Also, Sag Moon isn't the best at TLC unlike Cancer Moon. 
You can't help that... but you can consciously make an effort to socialise more... talk more... engage others in meaningful conversations and show that you care.
Do little favours for people (doesn't have to be big things)... If you know something's up with them recently (not the private stuff, of course), gently show concern.
These are all gestures that people will remember and it helps in forging meaningful relationships.
Oh, and ditch your TV. Haha..
You can't help that... but you can consciously make an effort to socialise more... talk more... engage others in meaningful conversations and show that you care.
Do little favours for people (doesn't have to be big things)... If you know something's up with them recently (not the private stuff, of course), gently show concern.
These are all gestures that people will remember and it helps in forging meaningful relationships.
Oh, and ditch your TV. Haha..