You could be overbearing with your alternative interests, driving the people closest to you crazy. You could also feel that you need a partner who is willing to put an equal amount of effort into fixing themselves and working on the relationship once you are together. Or, you may feel that you need to completely heal yourself, be completely whole, before you can enter into a relationship with someone. You could feel that you’re not good enough for anyone. Relationships can be so hurtful, so painful, that sometimes you just want to be left alone. Provoking your partner’s so much that they eventually pour salt in the very wound you are trying to heal. You have crystals in your consultation office, an altar in your bedroom, you saged your best friend’s house, and your Thanksgiving dinner will start at the planetary hour of the Moon - possibly to everyone else’s chagrin. Looking for ways to maneuver alternative practices into your relationships. Pushing your partner to be just as into the healing component of relating as you are. Spending too much time analyzing your synastry with every potential partner.

Reading too many relationship how-to books. Likewise, some people may use you, drop your name, to advance their own agendas. The more we get to know each other, well, the more I want you to join my multi-level marketing scheme! There can be some superficiality with wanting to be friends, or be in a relationship, with people in a healing field that you yourself want to be in. My problems are worse than yours! Healing negotiations. Being competitive when you should be looking for ways to resolve your problems with other people. The way you meet people is by appealing to their broken bits. When you get to know someone, both people encounter sore spots in their makeup. You learn what it means to be a partner to someone. Through your relationship with your partner, you both heal.

Moon trine chiron synastry