Okay, so let’s talk about this “Aries Sun Virgo Rising” thing. I recently got into this whole astrology kick, and it’s been a wild ride, to say the least. Started off just checking my daily horoscope for fun, you know, the usual. But then I stumbled upon this concept of sun signs and rising signs, and I was like, “Wait a minute, there’s more to this than just being an Aries?”
So, I dug deeper. Found out my sun sign is Aries, which, yeah, that fits. I’m impulsive, always jumping into things headfirst, sometimes without thinking. It’s a miracle I haven’t broken more bones, honestly. But then I discovered my rising sign is Virgo. I got this information by reading an app on my phone. I entered my birth date, time, and location and that’s it! The app did its magic and there it was. Now, Virgo, that’s a whole different story. They’re supposed to be organized, detail-oriented, practical… basically everything I’m not. Or so I thought.
Experiment Time
I decided to run a little experiment on myself. For a week, I tried to channel my inner Virgo rising. It was… interesting. I started by making a to-do list, which is something I never do. Usually, I just fly by the seat of my pants. But I actually wrote down everything I needed to do, even the small stuff like “buy milk” and “do laundry.” And guess what? I actually did them!
- Attempting Organization: I even tried to organize my closet. It was a disaster zone, clothes piled everywhere. It took me hours, but I sorted everything, folded them neatly, and even color-coordinated them. My Aries self was screaming, “What are you doing?!” but I persisted. I even found clothes I haven’t seen in years!
- Embracing Details: Next, I tackled a project I’d been putting off because it involved a lot of tedious details. Normally, I’d just rush through it, but this time, I took my time, paid attention to every little thing, and made sure it was perfect. Okay, maybe not perfect, but definitely better than my usual slapdash approach. I have always been putting it off because of my personality which I thought was just because of my Aries sun sign.
The Struggle is Real
It wasn’t easy, though. My Aries side kept rebelling. I’d get impatient, I’d want to just throw everything in a drawer and call it a day. There were moments I wanted to ditch the to-do list and just go with the flow. One time, I almost gave up on the project I mentioned earlier. I thought it was too boring for me to continue and I just wanted to do something else. Good thing I did not give up just yet! I pushed myself to do it and boy, I was so happy I did. But I pushed through, reminding myself that this was an experiment. And you know what? It felt kind of good. Like I was actually in control of things for once. It’s like having a little voice in my head saying, “Hey, slow down, think this through.” It’s weird, but I kind of liked it. It’s a nice change of pace, and honestly, it makes things a bit less chaotic.
The Big Surprise
Now, the real kicker. I started noticing that this Aries-Virgo combo actually made me more productive. I was still impulsive and adventurous, but I was also more focused and organized. It was like the Virgo was reining in the Aries, keeping me from going totally off the rails. It turns out that being impulsive also has its perks. I just needed to balance it out with my Virgo rising. By the end of the week, I was shocked. I had accomplished more than I usually do in a month. My apartment was clean, my work was done, and I even had time to relax. It was like I had unlocked some secret superpower. My friends even noticed the change in me. I felt good about myself for the first time in a long time. I was very happy with the results of this experiment I did and I am planning to do it long-term.
So, yeah, this whole Aries Sun Virgo Rising thing? It’s legit. It’s like having two different personalities in one body, but instead of fighting each other, they’re learning to work together. It’s a work in progress, for sure, but I’m excited to see where this journey takes me. Who knows, maybe I’ll even start making my bed every day. Maybe. Let’s not get too crazy here, now I have to stop myself from overthinking! This is me, signing off!
