Libra with its feet on the ground
Libra lives largely in ideas. A Taurus Moon drags all that good thinking down into things you can touch, and you end up one of the most grounded Libras around. You trust evidence and your own five senses. You’d sooner work with your hands than talk about working with your hands, and gardens, good food, music and time outdoors can settle you in a way nothing else does.
People lean on your even temper in a crisis, and you tend to take on a lot of responsibility without much complaint. They’ll usually come to you for a sensible answer delivered kindly.
Devoted, as long as you know where you stand
Home and family matter to you at least as much as work does. Now and then your romantic ideals can carry you off into something unwise, but once you’ve found your person, you’re devoted, warm and quietly passionate. You can give people a very particular kind of attention. Whoever you’re talking with tends to feel flattered, as if you find them truly interesting, and you probably do.
What you can’t manage well is uncertainty. If you don’t know how things stand between you, you may find it hard to function, and you might not say so. Taurus can hold on too tightly, and Libra can quietly resent things while smiling. Put together, you may end up keeping a nice polite grip on someone, who gradually finds it hard to breathe.
An open hand
Ask for reassurance directly, and do it early: “Are we okay? I need to know.” It’s far better than keeping a private tally. If you notice resentment building, say what’s behind it, however small and silly it sounds. Then let your Libra side do what it does best, which is to see things from the other person’s point of view, including their wish for a free afternoon. They’ll usually come back in time for dinner, particularly if you’re cooking.