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Beginner here: Is my current idea about the planets in their own sign accurate? More info in body

I will give an example, let's say Mars in Aries in the third house, he is Strong in Aries, but he is Mars so could this manifest as competition and conflict with siblings? Sharp way of communication etc.

My reasoning being that Mars is a planet of aggression etc. So in Aries he would be "free" to be himself fully. He won't not do Mars things.

I apply this reasoning to all planets. Is it accurate?

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u/WeaponizedWaspSwarm — 7 days ago

Beginner here: Is my current idea about the planets in their own sign accurate? More info in body

I will give an example, let's say Mars in Aries in the third house, he is Strong in Aries, but he is Mars so could this manifest as competition and conflict with siblings? Sharp way of communication etc.

My reasoning being that Mars is by nature a conflict and aggression planet, so he wouldn't stop just because he is at home, it is easier for him do Mars things in Aries. Am I correct? This applies to all planets, i am only using Mars as an example

This is all general but I am trying to get my basic understanding correct

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u/WeaponizedWaspSwarm — 7 days ago

As promised: A tutorial on how to write women as a man.

As a male I believe I have mastered how to write female characters. Please note that this method has been peer-reviewed by my mother who gave it critical acclaim. It has taken my writing from 0 to 100 very quickly. A while ago in a comment I wrote about this and it got quite popular. 50+ upvotes so there is definitely people who would appreciate this.

For those of you who struggle here is a quick, but useful, step-by- step tutorial:

  1. For names you have to feminise a name to make it convincing. So if your character is named Mark and you actually want a woman character you should go the route of feminizing the name so "Markzina". Another example would be Chad so you would name the female character "Chadlyn". For Stephen you could go "Stephenora". I think you get it! See? Easy peasy.

  2. Anatomy. Now this was the trickiest part as men biologically don't have vaginas. So in order to write a female character the male character has have to had lost his penis somehow. My method is penis loss through accidents or disease. And for breasts you need to give the character gynecomastia. So imagine that and then anatomy is easy peasy!

  3. Everyone has a personality so slap a personality on the character and there you have it, female characters. It doesn't matter the gender. In fact this is the easiest part. Anyone can be kind, violent, generous, stingy etc.

I am very interested to hear how this works for you! Please give feedback too.

Maybe a woman could also give insight on how they write male characters so that I can help my female friends with their writing. My male friends only write super masculine war stories devoid of female characters. I on the other hand like realism.

I appreciate it.

Happy writing!

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u/WeaponizedWaspSwarm — 14 days ago

Hello all, a shot in the dark here: Anyone know where I can find Preciosa Ornela Czech beads?

The shops in Somerset West dont have the colour and size I need so I am planning to head to Cape Town or Stellenbosch this week to look.

I have also looked online and no luck.

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u/WeaponizedWaspSwarm — 17 days ago