Not your standard Virgo
An Aquarius Moon takes the usual mild, conventional picture of Virgo and throws it out. You tend to be inventive, drawn to causes, and quite happy to be different. Virgo’s accuracy with Aquarius’s curiosity about the future makes a natural researcher, whatever your actual job. You can disappear into an idea for weeks, as you’re forever following up one more question.
Neither of these signs is especially emotional. You tend to stand a little way back from your own feelings and from other people’s, and you enjoy humanity most from a slight distance.
Friendly, kind and out of reach
Friendship based on shared interests comes easily. Closeness that involves being needed can make you nervous, as if something’s about to be demanded that you can’t deliver. Feelings can seem to erupt from nowhere, since you don’t usually keep track of them, and they may startle you as much as anyone.
You may also assume that everyone’s as self-sufficient as you are, so a partner in need can seem like an interesting puzzle, or a patient. They’ll notice. You don’t intend this, and you may be baffled to find you’ve hurt someone while trying to help them think clearly.
What people don’t always expect is your romantic streak, which is real, along with a kind of cool glamor that attracts people from across a room. Once committed, you tend to be very faithful. It’s just that you can draw someone close and seem unreachable at the same moment.
Practice, as with anything else
Treat telling people how you feel as a skill, one that improves with repetition and doesn’t require a theory first. A daily sentence will do: “I liked it when you came home early.” Lean on logic a bit less in the moments when someone’s upset, and just stay nearby. With some practice you make a wonderful person to share a home with, supportive and full of surprises.