This Cancer season, remember that 'the most upsetting situations are happening for you, not to you.'
Welcome to Cancer season, babes. For those of you out there feeling wrung out by the mental energy of Gemini season, the methodical interpersonal gymnastics and terrible showdowns between Mercury, Mars, and Pluto—don't stress, 'cause Cancer energy has got something lined up for you.
Basically, any real, authentic, display of pain, grief, or sadness that someone is expressing, I feel it. I cry at least once a week, usually while watching some sad, grief-stricken person on a TV show or little kids being sweet on the train or street. I've cried a lot witnessing children being their authentic selves. I try to keep it together, though, because I don't want to be a creep staring at them and wiping my eyes.
What do you believe is your most Cancerian quality? Do you think this quality is easily perceived by others? Cancers are said to be creatures of comfort. What gives you comfort when your world feels topsy-turvy? Crabs grow cyclically rather than linearly. When a crab outgrows her hard shell, it must be shed for a larger shell to take its place. In this vulnerable and dangerous process, called molting, the crab extracts herself from herself. While in the old shell, she slowly begins to secrete a new shell.
The way I'm answering these questions and focusing on watery truths rather than revealing specifics about myself? And the way that emotions are one of my primary languages. I think this is easily perceived—I can't hide much. My relationship with my emotions has shifted drastically over my life.
Robin DiAngelo's White Fragility: The shadow side of focusing on emotions is when we begin to privilege our own emotions as opposed to drawing on them for wisdom and empathy. We white folk have a lot of ongoing work to do around whiteness and making sure we aren't centralizing our emotional needs and asking people of color and indigenous peoples to educate us about race and racism.
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