She Wants Something to Happen | The Aries Moon Woman
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An Aries Moon woman needs something to look forward to.
A date.
A trip.
A package arriving tomorrow.
Someone she's excited to see.
A new idea she's suddenly decided could change her entire life.
Something.
Give her too many days where nothing is particularly wrong but nothing is particularly happening either, and she gets restless.
She makes a plan.
Changes something.
Sends the text.
Finds somewhere to go.
Suddenly becomes extremely interested in an idea that did not exist forty-five minutes ago.
Aries Moon likes a little life in her life.
The Moon describes what a woman needs to feel emotionally fed—her instincts, reactions, comforts, and the private feelings that happen before she's had time to make them prettier.
Put the Moon in Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, and she tends to need movement.
Excitement.
Desire.
Something that makes her feel awake inside her own life.
She doesn't need every day to be extraordinary.
She doesn't need constant drama.
She needs moments that remind her she is in it.
And preferably?
Something is about to happen.
She Needs Something That Feels Alive
Peace is lovely.
Aries Moon likes peace.
She just doesn't necessarily want peace to become nothing happening.
There is a difference.
She can enjoy a quiet Sunday with someone she loves. But give her an entire life made of identical quiet Sundays and eventually she is going to start opening tabs.
She needs engagement.
A challenge can do it.
Desire can do it.
Sex.
Travel.
A new project.
A conversation that gets interesting.
A man she actually looks forward to seeing.
The feeling that something in her life is opening rather than slowly becoming wallpaper.
Aries Moon can tolerate difficulty surprisingly well when she feels like she's moving through it.
What she struggles with more is stagnation.
Waiting indefinitely.
Lingering in emotional limbo.
Having the same conversation seventeen times.
Being told “we'll see” for three months.
At some point, she would simply like life to do something.
You'll Know When She Feels It
Aries Moon doesn't always have a long delay between feeling something and showing it.
Her face changes.
Her tone changes.
She laughs.
She lights up.
She gets irritated.
She says, “No, because what we're not going to do—”
The emotion has arrived.
Everyone has been notified.
And there is something refreshing about that.
When she's delighted, there is delight in the room.
When she's excited about you, it can be difficult not to feel exciting yourself.
When she loves something, she wants more of it.
When she's angry?
Yes. You'll probably know that too.
Aries is ruled by Mars. Her emotions can have heat, speed and occasionally a sentence that could have benefited from an internal review process.
But she doesn't always stay there.
Sometimes you are still processing the argument and she would like to know what we're doing for dinner.
This doesn't mean the feeling wasn't real.
It was extremely real.
You were there.
It simply moved.
Aries Moon doesn't always want to build a home inside an emotion just because it visited.
Sometimes she felt it.
Sometimes she said it.
And now she'd like to go.
Loving Her Should Feel Like Something
Emotional indifference can be brutal for an Aries Moon woman.
She wants responsiveness.
If she kisses you, kiss her back.
If she tells you exciting news, be excited with her.
If you miss her, act like it.
If you want her, there are several excellent ways to communicate that information.
She doesn't want to drag every sign of affection out of someone with laboratory equipment.
There is a directness to the way Aries Moon understands care.
Show up.
Reach for her.
Make the plan.
Say what you mean.
Do something.
She can be surprisingly tender when she loves someone.
Playful.
Protective.
Quick to encourage.
Generous with affection when she feels safe giving it.
There is often something beautifully unguarded about her enthusiasm.
She can make liking someone look fun.
And she comes alive around people who make liking them fun too.
Mars Tells Us How She Goes After What She Needs
Because Aries is ruled by Mars, her Mars placement tells us what happens to all that emotional fire once it has somewhere to go.
Mars in Taurus may slow her reactions but make her much harder to move once she's upset.
Mars in Gemini can make her verbal—she may need to talk, argue or laugh the charge out of her system.
Mars in Cancer can put considerably more sensitivity underneath the immediate reaction.
Mars in Capricorn can make her remarkably effective with emotion: something happens, she gets upset, and then she starts handling it.
The Moon's house tells us where her Aries instincts become especially personal.
In the 2nd house, independence and control over her own resources may be essential to security.
In the 5th, romance, pleasure, creativity and play can become emotional necessities.
In the 7th, relationships may activate her emotional life intensely.
In the 10th, ambition, visibility and forward movement can become deeply tied to how alive she feels.
Aries Moon tells us what lights the fire.
Mars tells us what she does once it's lit.
She Wants Something to Happen
An Aries Moon woman is particularly beautiful when she has something she wants.
You can see it.
The idea lands.
Her eyes change.
Her energy changes.
Suddenly there are plans.
Possibilities.
Something to wear.
Somewhere to go.
Someone she cannot wait to see.
That's the thing about her.
She needs a little anticipation.
A little heat.
A reason to get excited about tomorrow.
Not because the life she has isn't enough.
Because wanting is part of what makes her feel alive inside it.
There will always be another idea.
Another beginning.
Another thing she suddenly cannot stop thinking about.
Another reason to get dressed and go see what happens.
And if there isn't?
Give her a minute. She'll find one.
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