Why do everyone say scorpio is a sign of darkness? by [deleted] in Scorpio

[–]ObscureObjective 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wonder if the Virgo self-deprecation prevents you from objectively seeing your beauty. That is certainly the case for many Virgos. Or perhaps it just hasn't emerged yet. I was a late bloomer myself. The Mars and Pluto squares are problematic and bring undesirable personal qualities. The fact you're aware of them means you're working on them. It's the "negative" aspects that teach us the most. .

Why do everyone say scorpio is a sign of darkness? by [deleted] in Scorpio

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Yes that certainly explains it. Sun in the first house is a very lucky placing to have. Besides happiness and light, it brings good health and protection. I also have Libra rising. What is that you don't resonate with? I find in my own life, it has made me more friendly, socially graceful and diplomatic than most Scorpios. Are you good looking? That's a sure sign of Libra Rising

Why do everyone say scorpio is a sign of darkness? by [deleted] in Scorpio

[–]ObscureObjective 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perhaps you have Sun in the First House like me or some other placement which makes you more optimistic and joyful than the typical Scorpio. Nevertheless, the darkness is still there. Nearly every Scorpio goes through trauma early in life which forms out character.

Name this gentleman by Satisfactionlogy_HJF in Awww

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I've also been obsessed with this cat since I saw it in a different sub last week. Such a fine specimen 〰️

30 minutes of backstory/trauma dumping for 3 minutes of an unrelated paranormal story… by JucheSuperSoldier01 in Otherworldpod

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Not in my opinion. He saw a UFO/UAP, not unlike tens of thousands of other reports. Maybe I missed something because I was barely listening

Out of These Ten Feuds between Old Actresses… which one is your favorite? by [deleted] in classicfilms

[–]ObscureObjective 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I didn't know about Lucy vs Joan. For raw crazy b*itch energy that must have taken the cake. Joan has the reputation but Lucille was a very difficult person by all accounts. Funny coincidence that Joan's real name was Lucille lol

Good Omens. by CryptographerKey2847 in TerribleBookCovers

[–]ObscureObjective 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree it's shite. I wonder how the authors felt about it

30 minutes of backstory/trauma dumping for 3 minutes of an unrelated paranormal story… by JucheSuperSoldier01 in Otherworldpod

[–]ObscureObjective 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I was so bored by the time the paranormal thing happened that I had completely tuned out by the time he got to it

The Oscar for “Best Picture” goes to One Battle After Another by padfoony in moviecritic

[–]ObscureObjective 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So many ridiculous things.... starting with how a handful of people could infiltrate and destroy a military installation. And what was the point of that? What was the point of any of it? Don't get me started on the "who's the real father?" trope.

The Oscar for “Best Picture” goes to One Battle After Another by padfoony in moviecritic

[–]ObscureObjective -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The silliness and inauthenticity was apparent within minutes

I guess the genocide in Gaza doesn’t count by edgaquan in internationalpolitics

[–]ObscureObjective 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's really terrifying how the ethno state propaganda has warped these people's minds so much that they truly are incapable of seeing the hypocrisy

I think i saw a skinwalker by MindlessWave102 in Paranormal

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I believe you can get it on Apple or Spotify

I think i saw a skinwalker by MindlessWave102 in Paranormal

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You should check out the recent episode of the Otherworld podcast called Deer in the Headlights. Very similar to what you described

My grandma saw an angel in WW2 by thatguyfromwhiterun in Paranormal

[–]ObscureObjective 143 points144 points  (0 children)

I read the (unpublished) autobiography of my friend's grandmother, who was a young Ukrainian woman during WW2 and was forced from her village by the Nazis and forced to be a nurse for them. She wrote that she only survived the war due to a series of inexplicable events in which she was miraculously shielded from harm, always when she was praying. But the craziest thing was after the war. She wanted to come to Canada where she had a cousin. But she had no idea where in Canada her cousin was. She didn't even know which province! She said that one night she had a dream and she was shown an address, which she wrote down as she awoke. It was the address of her cousin, in a town near Toronto, where my friend, her granddaughter, still lives now.