This gave me a chuckle, because my own chart is exactly the opposite.
I can look at it in tropical, and need to dig really deep to see all the Virgo (it's there, but you have to hunt for it,) or I can look at it in sidereal and have everything make sense.
http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showpost.php?p=336991&postcount=48
My chart isn't even the opposite. My tropical chart makes no sense period, but my sidereal chart, almost makes everything makes total sense provided the ayanasyma both keeps houses the same and leaves Jupiter in Capricorn where it disposits to the much stronger (and often, in personal experience, overbearing) Saturn. I'm totally not an Aquarius. Maybe I acted like one when I was five, but that's the time (IMO) we're most susceptible to conditioning. I used to talk all the time (gradually less over the
years, the time interval being suspicious to me) but now I'm a pretty quiet person and minus the occasional spurting of
black bile (
which is nothing unfamiliar), I'm generally happier.
Edit: If that wasn't clear enough on one of its more minor points:
"In the medical theories prevalent in the West from
Classical Antiquity up to the
Middle Ages, the body's health depended on the equilibrium between
four "humors" or vital fluids:
blood,
phlegm, "yellow bile" (or
choler) and "black bile". Excesses of the last two humors were supposed to produce aggression and depression, respectively; and the
Greek names for them gave rise to the English words "cholera" and "melancholia". Those same theories explain the derivation of the English word "bilious" from "bile", and the meaning of "gall" in English as "exasperation" or "impudence"."
"Choler" links to "anger." As posted in another link in this post, "depression is anger turned inwards." Yellow bile correlated with
hot and dry, black with
cold and dry. Cold is directed inwards, hot is directed outwards. Coincidence.