When the True Lunar Node is in Libra, there's a natural propensity for balance, harmony, and partnership. It's like you're a diplomat at a cosmic cocktail party, always seeking to smooth out conflicts and create a sense of fairness. On the other hand, with Pholus in Capricorn, you have a deeply ingrained sense of responsibility and discipline. You're the one who always remembers to take out the trash, even if it's raining cats and dogs and you're halfway through your favorite movie.

The square aspect between these two elements adds an interesting dynamic to your astrological makeup. It's as if the universe decided to stir your cocktail with a swizzle stick of complexity. This aspect can create tension between your desire for balance and your sense of duty. You may find yourself feeling torn between maintaining harmony in your relationships and fulfilling your responsibilities. It's like being caught between a rock and a hard place, or more aptly, a diplomat and a taskmaster.

This aspect can also lead to a tendency to take on too much, in an attempt to keep everyone happy while also ticking off your to-do list. You might find yourself saying yes to one too many projects or commitments, in an effort to keep the peace and prove your reliability. But remember, even superheroes need a break sometimes. It's okay to put down the cape (or the diplomat's suit) and take some time for yourself.

Despite the challenges this aspect can bring, it also offers potential for growth. The tension between your Libran diplomacy and Capricornian discipline can push you to find innovative solutions and compromises. You might discover new ways to balance your commitments and relationships, like a cosmic juggler adding more balls to their routine.

It's not about choosing between your Libran and Capricornian sides. It's about finding a way to blend them together, like a well-mixed cocktail. After all, who says you can't be both the diplomat and the taskmaster?

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