We agreed to having a surrogate. She said she might carry one or two. But children isn't the issue, I told her that she needs to think about her daughter and think about yourself. She needs to find a man that will take care of them both. I told her that it's the Saggs job to help take care of her daughter since she is autistic and needs attention of two adults not just one. She usually gets angry and says that she's not trying to marry him, that she probably won't even get married. That does leave me most confused-
We agreed to having a surrogate. She said she might carry one or two. But children isn't the issue, I told her that she needs to think about her daughter and think about yourself. She needs to find a man that will take care of them both. I told her that it's the Saggs job to help take care of her daughter since she is autistic and needs attention of two adults not just one. She usually gets angry and says that she's not trying to marry him, that she probably won't even get married. That does leave me most confused-
- The abuse in my home came from poverty and alcoholism and thankfully I'm neither for nor do I even drink. In fact one of our biggest issues was I didn't want her to drink and she loves her glass of wine every night (I hate alcohol due to my drunk father) -
- The abuse in my home came from poverty and alcoholism and thankfully I'm neither for nor do I even drink. In fact one of our biggest issues was I didn't want her to drink and she loves her glass of wine every night (I hate alcohol due to my drunk father) -
Aries, I'm just about done with your thread, and as you know, I sent you some synastry via PM.
To the others, in my experience there isn't a lot of truly wonderful synastry out there even for happily married couples. But I would look for harmonious aspects or conjunctions between paired moons and suns, as well as "reverse" Mars-Venus aspects. Then the inter-aspects between any of these as well as the ascendants are helpful. For example, your Venus trines her moon. Jupiter can give a real "feel good" aspect. Your Jupiter broadly conjuncts her moon. Her Jupiter conjuncts your sun.
I'm not a fan of stressful aspects.
Having said all this, you can have the best synastry in the world, and still not have the relationship ever work out.
Sometimes with relationship problems it's good to look at the individual charts apart from the synastry, so that we can see what each person brings to the table. People can have lovely synastry and yet still have internal stressors that damage their potential as a partner.
We all have our personal and astrological shortcomings, so I don't say this to single you out for criticism. But with your south node of the moon conjunct your Mars, anger may always be your fall-back position. Good for you that you are trying to correct it.
Aries, with all due respect, you need to challenge yourself in ways that have little to do with another person, such as an extreme sport. The evolutionary goal of Mars-ruled Aries is to push yourself to the limit in a solo kind of way. You seem to be trying to dominate Leo Lady, but really the person to prevail over is you, and whatever fears hold you back. With your heavy Aries horoscope, you're the kind of guy who should be become a fighter pilot, take up fencing as a hobby, or sail solo around the world.
Instead, it seems that so much of your natural Aries nature and assertiveness is getting misdirected on a relationship that seems highly unlikely to succeed-- for reasons that you have clearly laid out.
Actually, Ariesinlove, your and my synastry is pretty good, so if we ever met, we'd probably get along. But Holy Toledo. If some man were to tell me that I needed to find a man to take care of me and my child, I would have taken serious offense, and wonder if his head was back in 1955. And this coming from a 20-year old!
Yes, there are so many women out there who long for a take-charge kind of guy (possibly as a substitute Daddy) to take care of her. There have been a couple of these women on our threads lately. But any woman who is reasonably independent, let along if she has an education or a career, would probably bristle at the notion that she's supposed to revert back to 60 years or so ago, when the ideal husband was "the good provider" for the stay-at-home mom.
Is there some reason why you cannot help out with the autistic daughter as a friend, not as a step-dad?
You agreed to have a surrogate-- yet she hasn't committed to settling down with you, and doesn't like the way you pressure her to get married. Does not compute. Plus, have you any idea what is involved with a surrogate mother???
Frankly, if you told me not to have a glass of wine with dinner, I'd tell you to buzz off. I mean, just because your Dad was an alcoholic doesn't mean that mature adults cannot drink responsibly.
But wait-- you found out that Leo Lady had a DUI, and then lied to you about it.
Anyway, I'm done.
There is a Spanish proverb that goes, "God says, 'Do what you will. And pay the price.'"