Stories behind the Zodiac Signs

Whether you’re an Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, or Pisces, the stories behind the Zodiac signs will leave you wondering how these determine if we can date someone.

[@_andrewvia]

Hello, I swear to high heaven that you had a video that mentioned three sounds cats make, which are levels of "don't do that." "Hsst" was the strongest sound. I can't remember the other two and I can't locate that video of yours. What were the sounds?

[@EmilyFPC]

Commical & I like the Mythology info, but..... not sure I appreciate the air of disdain I may be picking up here.
Horoscopes ARE absolute nonsense, but the age old practice of Astrology is vastly more complex & fascinating than it seems on the surface & most people's understanding of it is a pitiful shell of the actuality of the art.
The planitary influences caused by the movement in our solar system on our planet, nature, & a person's life is utterly undeniable once you know what to look for. Flowers bloom on the day of the week that their associated planet has been identified as being strongest over thousands of years & that's how we get the 7 days per week system as well as the names of the days of the week. Once I could repeatedly see nature follow this pattern I could no longer consider Astrology a pseudoscience. It's just been boiled down to something so simple that it becomes entirely inaccurate as you're leaving out ~96% of the picture. Your sun sign only has so much influence on you & can be absolutely out weighed by other stronger factors in your chart.
Sorry for the info dump, you can probably tell I'm pretty passionate about this. I'll end with 2 of my favorite quotes.
Hippocrates (i.e. the one responsible for the foundation of modern medicine, thus most doctors worldwide take the hippocratic oath to this day) said: "A physician without knowledge of astrology has no right to call himself a physician."
As well as: "It is more important to know what sort of person has a disease than to know what sort of disease a person has.”