Ok, but go to the club (intimidating, lots of drunk people ad guys only looking for sex), sports, conventions...with who? People go with their friends, groups might mingle depending on a common interest, etc, and more often then not people introduce their friends to other people...I don't have that. Which is my point. It's not like I have few friends, and a dating life that doesn't really go anywhere...I don't have any of that. And haven't.
Good: clarification! It's not literally true that no one could be happy alone. But you're not speaking literally when you say that, are you? You're dealing with a different kind of alone. The kind that being around people doesn't resolve. There's nothing lonelier than feeling alone when you're with others.I read all that but I'll respond to a few specific things.
When I say a few people socialize with me, I mean I can speak to people (and its very general and very impersonal, nothing even close to a friendship). What's keeping me that way? Gee, like I said I don't know. I honestly don't know. That's why I was here in the first place.
Those people CHOSE to go somewhere alone. It was a choice they made, they decided to go somewhere alone because they knew when they come back they can pick up where they left off in life--dating, friends, etc. I don't choose to go to school, come home, and have no contact. It feels like a curse. It's endless.
Depression is a continuum. It's possible to be depressed and still have fun and laugh sometimes, and not have suicidal thoughts. That's just a lower level of depression. We could debate over whether that fits the clinical depression diagnosis or not, but that's beside the point. The point is that you have some very deep emotional wounds, and that's severely affecting your ability to make friends.I'm perfectly happy if I take my niece out to Chuch E Cheese or a movie, I can enjoy myself and laugh, I can go to school and concentrate on something other than my personal problems and get work done efficiently, or to the mall with my mom and sister-in-law and have fun, I can come home and enjoy a sitcom, etc. Ask a person with clinical depression to actually have fun and laugh.
Clinical depression is far more than general gloominess and disappointment in a certain area in life. It's actually quite serious and often results in suicudal thoughts and self harm. I've been depressed ABOUT THIS for a couple years--no thoughts of self harm or suicide cross my mind. I knew a girl with depression in high school, we weren't friends, but acquaintances, and it's A LOT MORE THAN BEING PRETTY SAD ABOUT SOMETHING. It's a lot deeper than being disappointed in something..
Very likely, you're traumatized from the bullying. And you've alluded to there being earlier problems in your life. If you're carrying that around, you might be very deeply fearful of others, and it might prevent you from relating to people on anything more than a superficial level.And those people who are acquaintances, if we do speak it's on occasion during class when we partner up for something, then after that semester we never see each other again. That's been the story of my life for years. Bullied in high school, misunderstood by a lot of people, one friend and we rarely see eye to eye anyway, we're just opposites in life. Nothing goes beyond a general "hi" and a few sentences that are necessary in class and that's that. I don't know why.
It really depends, I think, on the type of therapy, and the therapist. Talk therapy is useful up to a point, but it has its limits. It allows you to tell your story, and just telling your story and being heard can be helpful, but it doesn't do anything to change the story. When you're stuck in something like this, changing the story is necessary.A therapist can't help me with that. Not sure why you even think they could.
Your Sun is in Pisces in your 8th House of transformation and spiritual crisis, he is trine Pluto and square NNode. This is an incredibly important House placement for him, he is comfortable in the House of spiritual evolution. He wants only the best for you and will do everything in his power to help. This is your next meditation, visit the Sun, ask him any questions you have, and listen attentively. If he suggests you do something, then make sure you do it.
Your Sun's 8th House says a lot about your predicament, he is quite a loner in that 8th House. He doesn't want to be noticed, however his Sign, Leo, is on the Ascendant for all to see.
Who said anything about having anyone to call?I honestly don't know why so many people on here don't seem to hear me (with the exception of a few). Yes, literally. If I needed a friend right now for whatever reason, I'd have no one to call. Is that a bit more clear now? (not to sound hostile.)
I've shifted parts of your post around a little in my quote in order to address all this together. You keep attracting people into your life who are very different from you, who you don't want to be like at all, who you want to disassociate yourself from. That reflects your Pluto placement.But yeah, alone. In high school I wasn't bullied so much as I was ignored and invisible. The few friends I had (2-3) were fickle and immature, not my type of people but they're the only ones who'd talk to me. I mean, I was always studious, well-behaved, nicely dressed, and agreeable, but always invisible and prone to fickle and immature friends who don't have the same values that I do (education, close mature bonds, etc. they were always into skipping class or not caring about grades or their future etc, but again they'd be the only ones who'd pay me any attention).
I can't stress this enough, my entire life, the very little attention I got was from people I myself consider "bad influences" yet I looked like the good kids with the good grades and maturity (and I WAS that kid) but for some reason I've always been rejected by them, like they're too good for me or something.
I don't understand why it's so hard to understand that I'm finally, after over a decade of feeling ignored by respectable, nice people and instead being a magnet for the class-skipping, weed smoking, and teen moms, etc, I'm depressed. Pardon me for being a good student with morals who wants to befriend the majority of the people I saw in school (the nice kids from nice families and who aren't dramatic and did not get in fights--the people I was always most like but never ever got their attention) and wanting to befriend people like me instead of the people who are in and out of jail now and have like 2 kids and custody battles meanwhile we aren't even 25 yet.
What on earth makes you think a therapist would try to make you feel better about being alone, ignored, and friendless?!Sure I can go to therapy for all the years I've been ignored by the people I feel compatible with, but what would that change? What would a therapist do for me? Make me feel better about being ignored, alone, friendless, being 22 with no relationship? Ever?
I didn't say you wanted to. Shadow isn't that simple.I don't understand this at all. That implies i have a side of me that wants to drink, do drugs, skip class, etc. which is not the case...at all. I've literally never had the desire to drink or do drugs,
Ah, sexual fantasies! The greatest shadow of all... and probably the easiest part of the shadow to acknowledge.The only shadowy side I have is I rather like those passionate relationships where you fight, but kiss and make up and there's lots of passion and power plays/struggles in them..but at the same time we're loyal and and are good friend.
So...mature, stable, and faithful by day...by all appearances normal...and then by night, a little fight here and there, some jealousy, mean remarks, then boom passionate sex ...like where we both want to dominate each other in the relationship (but its consensual and normal, not like abusive crazy guy who beats his girlfriend, i don't like that at all). Where he's slightly jealous...I make him more mad, we argue, we make up...sex.
But at the end of the day, that's just what turns us on, and we're otherwise normal and mature people, solid citizens. Think Megan Fox. Oh my god, I love how she's hot and can control a guy with one glance. Love that. I don't have a desire to be a trashy person. I get anxiety just thinking about getting in trouble or being one of those people who I could never respect because they don't care about themselves.
I want to be a financially independent career woman, have a good job, be a solid citizen, maybe and hopefully be married someday and have one or two children...I don't like that crazy unstable life. But in the bedroom...it's a different story, then a little drama is great...but with a reliable and mature guy who isn't some trashy bum. Imagine Eminem...minus the white trash life he had back in the day.
He's so independent, aggressive, wants to dominate and be the boss, is impersonal and serious...Oh my, if I had a guy that hot and that career-oriented and capable of being mature and family minded (Eminem post drugs) but had that independent power-seeking dominant side... ahhhh.... how fun!
I feel similarly about all that. Funny thing, though, how many people I've drawn into my life, especially in my younger days, who were more towards the addicted and irresponsible side.Let me clear something up--I've never smoked cigarettes (well one puff but it was nasty!) or weed, but I've nothing against either (cigarettes and secondhand smoke are no joke and neither is lung cancer, but as long as one does it at home so I don't breathe that nastiness in and neither do their kids--I'm good). Weed as long as it's occasional and doesn't prevent you from doing your job (career, parenting, whatever) is fine in moderation as is alcohol.
In fact, if weed were legalized but it was illegal to do it in the presence of small children, I'd be fine with it. It's not heroin or cocaine.
Doesn't help that I live in the south where every guy is a redneck or is in his 20s but looks 12. I mean..why did I get stuck here. My relocated chart is so messed up here anyway.
I thought so, too, until I met some people who are full blown S&M players. And I don't mean met them in a romantic sense. I'm not that interested in it myself (I have some fantasies in that direction, but it's absolutely a case of having different wants in fantasy than in reality!). Most people don't talk about it if they do it, so I probably know more people who are into it than I think.Oh, I don't want to set out to meet guys who are into that. I bet they'd be weird-weird, do you know what I mean?
I've certainly heard the jokes. Some from my Kentucky cousins.But yeah, I'm in KY where people are exactly as you'd imagine, super trashy and on the low class side (not talking money, I'm normal middle class myself, I'm no Hilton, I'm normal) but in behavior . They're hicks. Don't know if you know this but KY guys are not attractive. I'm convinced it's their gene pool (which their family trees aren't even trees, it's a family pole..no branching... ).
I'm from California, and I can tell you that what you think of as the "California guy" is a Hollywood construction. However, it's not redneck and genetic error country, either. If you came out here, you might do much better socially. Californians don't have such stratified class attitudes as southerners. There isn't such a big glaring divide between born loser and making something of yourself. It's a very different kind of social attitude, in my experience. I'd say that's true throughout the western states, for the most part.I like California guys. Like Matthew Lawrence in The Hot Chick (girl, google him). He's hot. That kinda guy is the kinda look I like. He's also a college graduate and isn't unstable and crazy, but as hot as he is I'm sure he's no bore either Or Eminem, well mainly in the Not Afraid and Space Bound video (helllloooooooo, sexxxy!). He's also persevering, smart, family minded (loves his daughters, aww), tough, independent, dominant..
They both look masculine and act masculine. Their both respectable. I'd want to bang them (well, someone like them to be more realistic lol).
Can't find that here in Kentucky. It's boring, it's not exactly a fun big city just bursting with life, I live in a normal ol' southern town. The people are drunks, trashy, that heroin addict from Teen Mom..Janine? Whatever. You see my point. They're typical rednecks and genetic errors.
A few posts ago, you said you were a magnet for... what did you call them? Bad kids, losers, something like that? So you're a magnet for some people. If you were in a different kind of social environment, it would probably be a different kind of people that you'd attract.I can't stand redneck KY. I'd love to move out of here. But what if my luck is the same elsewhere as it's been here? I'm not a people magnet...in any way.
That I cannot do, because I'm not familiar with relocation astrology. However, there's a whole relocation subforum in Natal Astrology. If you post there, other people can help you out.Will you help me with relocated charts when you have time please? Like maybe interpret my current one and compare it to some other potential places?
With an online forum, you can always lurk for a while before deciding if you want to participate, you can always leave if you don't like it, and you never have to give your real name or identifying details about yourself... in fact, it's best if you don't. And I wasn't suggesting trying to meet a partner that way. Rather, it would be a place to talk to other people who share your predilection for kinky fantasies, and get some sense of what might or might not actually work in real life. That way, if and when you meet someone you want to get involved with, you'll have a better sense of what you really want and how and when to bring it into the relationship.I imagine people who go on those forums to be on the perverted side? Not to be judgmental Im sure plenty people on there are normal and nice, but I'm not much into online stuff it's scary. I'm cautious about that. I just want meet a guy in a normal way (starbucks, library, mall, whatever) then when we get to know each other be like, "so i'm into this.." and then take it from there. I'm talking subtle s&m, nothing too crazy, just kinky and fun .
Not close family, and they make those jokes themselves... so no offense taken!I hope my anti-KY thing didn't offend you then, lol. I didn't know you had family from there.
Yes, for sure.Are the guys there at least on average more attractive, ambitious and likely to take care of themselves then the guys here who are all about wearing camouflage, driving trucks, chewing tobacco, and talking with those funny accents?
The California girl is another Hollywood stereotype. We're as ordinary looking as anyone. And California is a very racially diverse state. The stereotypes you're imagining sound like they're all white. Californians actually have a much wider range of looks.if I was surrounded by hot guys I'm sure in Cali I'd be ignored because 1) it's me...it's me... 2) California girls. The majority of you are gorgeous. It seems. Compared to here anyway.
No one can answer that for you, at least not accurately. Birth charts don't show whether or when you'll marry or have children. Some astrologers say this placement or that placement means you'll marry young or late or never, or have lots of children or no children, etc., but they say different things about that--there's no consistency in which placements determine what--and their predictions are wrong at least as often as right. So I can't tell you that, and if anyone says they can, it's as likely that they're giving you a bill of goods as not.But if I may ask, does my chart (to the best of your knowledge) show any indicators of marriage or children? I keep asking that, and I've seen plenty people get answers on here, but no one answers that for me...