Leo Sun, Aquarius Moon: The One and the Many

You want to be completely yourself, and you want it to be good for everybody. It has honestly never occurred to you that those two might pull in different directions.

The Sun at one end and Uranus at the other, the individual facing the collective across the full width of a chart. Both signs are fixed, so neither gives ground. Your Sun says be the particular person. Your Moon says only if it serves the group. That is the oldest argument in the zodiac and you were born standing on the line of it.

Six signs apart is what makes a Full Moon, and a Full Moon is bright enough to read by, to cast a hard shadow and to wash half the stars out of the sky. You arrived within a couple of days of one, on the loudest nights of the month.

The small cost is the moment of wanting it personally. You believe in the cause entirely, and you would also quite like your name on it, and that second thought is the one you are hard on yourself about.

What you cannot see: nobody else thinks wanting credit is a character flaw. They think it is why you did the work, and they are glad you did.

You are proof that a person can be completely themselves and be for everybody at once. Every movement that ever worked was begun by somebody who could do both.