Your Black Moon Lilith House shows why people make you the VILLAIN,...

explanations below.↓
Black Moon Lilith symbolized the Untamed Feminine, aka your taboo side. In the ancient myth, Lilith refuses to submit, leaves Eden & is later cast as dangerous & evil for her defiance. She becomes the outsider (the woman who’d rather be rejected than controlled.) So, your Black Moon Lilith house can show the area of life where you’re made to feel unacceptable, inappropriate, excessive or selfish. It can also show WHY ppl judge, reject or even ostracize you. That can create two opposite responses: suppression or defiance. At first, you might feel ashamed of whatever this house represents, so you hide it or make yourself smaller. Then eventually you swing the COMPLETE opposite way: “F*ck it. If I’m gonna be judged anyway, I might as well do what I want.”
You get a reaction out of ppl before you even DO anything, or open your mouth. They fill in the blanks veeery quickly with you. “She thinks she’s better than everybody,” “she knows she’s attractive,” “she’s intimidating.” Meanwhile you’re just.. doing you. It’s probably in your face, body, the way you dress, or how you command any room you walk into. You know the irony in all this? The people critiquing you, end up copying you AFTER. They label you as weird, excessive, or attention-seeking, then suddenly you see them doing watered-down versions of the SAME things they judged you for. Don’t take it personal. What ppl reject in you, is something they haven’t accepted within themselves yet. There’s no perfect version of you that nobody can project onto. Somebody will s*xualize you in sweatpants, or think you’re arrogant, they might decide you’re insecure even when you’re just being friendly. Your power comes from realizing that you cannot control others’ opinions of you.
People don’t seem to take it well when they realise how MUCH you believe you’re worth. If you ask for more money, you’re greedy. When you raise your prices, you’ve “changed.” Don’t wanna lend somebody money? You’re selfish. Or you buy yourself something expensive, and somebody who didn’t contribute a SINGLE dollar suddenly has a lot to say about what THEY would’ve done with the money. You learned very early that wanting more for yourself was materialistic or ungrateful. You were supposed to appreciate whatever you received & never ask for too much or feel guilty having something another person didn’t. So you either accept less than you actually want, OR become protective of what belongs to you. And this isn’t just about money btw. Your TIME has value, as well as your energy, labor & skills. Not everybody is gonna agree with what YOU think those things are worth. That’s not your problem though, you don’t have to water yourself down just cause somebody else wants access to you.
You have a habit of saying what everybody else thinks, but feels scared to voice out. You notice contradictions & ask uncomfortable questions, that’s why you “get in trouble" for saying the truth. Ppl who benefit from lies, secrecy or keeping others confused HATE to see you coming. They know you’ll notice when something doesn’t add up, so they try to discredit you FIRST (before you get the chance to expose what they’re doing). Speaking your mind wasn’t always received well by those around you, esp. when you said something other ppl didn’t want to hear. Let’s say you pointed out something true about your family, but everyone got angry. OR you made an innocent comment that got twisted into a bigger issue. So, you develop one of two reactions: you become VERY careful about what you say, cause you expect ppl to misunderstand you, OR you stop filtering your yourself. If ppl are gonna have a problem with what you say anyway, who cares! Gossip/miscommunication might be huge themes for you as well. Ppl might twist your words or take them out of context. The reason you get strong reactions is because you say things other ppl can FEEL, but don’t know how to explain. That’s why you can be good at writing, speaking, teaching or making content. You’re willing to say what everybody else is scared to.
You notice the things your family would rather NOT talk about. Every family has its own unspoken rules, “we don’t talk about that,” “keep this in the family,” “that’s just how your dad is,” “your mom did her best.” And you’re the one asking.. okay, but why are we pretending this is normal? The funny thing is, once you point out the problem, they start treating YOU like you’re the problem. It’s easier to call you difficult, dramatic or disrespectful than admit that you have a point. You might also be the one who does things VERY differently from your family. For ex: you move away, stop talking to a relative everybody thinks you have to forgive, keep your personal life private, or create a home that’s drastically different from the one you grew up in. Then it becomes “you’ve changed” or “you think you’re better than us.” The truth is hard to swallow for them, but you just stopped making choices based on what keeps everybody comfortable. Privacy might be a BIG thing for you as well. You learn pretty quickly that being related to somebody doesn’t mean they need to know everything about you. Some things are YOUR business. You can love your family without repeating everything they taught you. Just because something has been happening for generations, doesn’t mean it has to continue with YOU.
You can literally be having FUN and somehow that bothers ppl. They have an opinion about who you date, how you dress, how s*xual you are, how much attention you get, what you create, or how you enjoy yourself. Somebody ALWAYS wants to chime in, huh? You could be minding your business, and some random decides you’re “showing off” or need to be humbled. Your pleasure brings out a weird amount of judgment in ppl. You also get attention VERY easily, but being truly valued is a different story. A person can be obsessed with you & barely know you, they might s*xualize you, romanticize you, or fall for a version of you they made up in their head. Then they get disappointed when the REAL you has needs, flaws & boundaries. Being DESIRED and being LOVED are NOT the same thing. You had to learn that the hard way unfortunately. Creatively, the stuff you think is too weird or personal can some of your best work. Your art doesn’t need everybody’s approval, and attention means NOTHING if you have to morph into somebody else to keep it.
Things get REALLY interesting when you stop doing sh*t for everybody. Ppl expect you to be reliable: you gotta cover their shift, fix their mistakes, do the extra work, answer after hours, and take care of others. At first, everybody LOVES how capable you are. Then slowly, all that extra effort becomes something they just expect from you. Well, that is until you say no. Now you’re “difficult.” The boss who thought you were amazing, suddenly has an issue when you ask to be paid more. Family members LOVE how helpful you are, until you stop being available whenever they need something. Girl, they just hate that they can’t benefit from you like they used to. Rest can be hard for you as well, it’s to the point where being sick, needing help or admitting “I can’t do this today” will make you feel guilty. You’re so used to being useful, that being NEEDED turns into an integral part of your identity. Being needed is NOT the same as being valued. You don’t have to exhaust yourself to prove how useful you are!!
Your potential partners (and admirers) LOVE that you’re different.. at first. They’re attracted to your independence, confidence, ambition, s*xuality, the list could go on. They love how FREE you are. When your relationship gets serious, things start to change. They don’t like the attention you get anymore, and they won’t admit it, but they hate how independent you are. Now there’s an issue with what you wear, who you talk to, what you post, or how much time you spend without them. Funny how that works man. The SAME things they loved about you, become the things they try to control. Also, rejection can bring out a VERY ugly side of ppl. You leave, set a boundary, stop giving them access to you, or simply don’t want them back & YOU’RE the villain. They have a time accepting your “no”, that’s what it is. You have to learn the difference between somebody who LOVES the idea of you & somebody who has unconditional love for you. Real love isn’t this. Trust me, you don’t need to make yourself smaller to make your partner feel secure.
Ppl tell you some CRAZY sh*t. Like girl.. why are you telling ME this??? They overshare info about their s*x life, cheating, money, debts, jealousy, obsession, trauma, family secrets.. somehow they feel safe showing you the parts of themselves they hide from everybody else. While this might be uncomfortable for you at times, your gift is bringing ppl’s secrets to the surface. You might’ve also received compliments about how you discuss taboo topics more than once. You’re not interested in the nice version of the story, when you can clearly tell there’s MORE underneath it. Some ppl really don’t like being seen that clearly, and they will judge you for talking about these themes. Access is a BIG lesson for you too. Who gets to know your secrets? Who gets access to your body, money & deepest fears? You might learn the hard way that just because somebody knows you deeply, doesn’t mean they’re SAFE. Being open doesn’t mean everybody deserves access to you. You can have nothing to hide & STILL keep things private. Some people simply haven’t earned the right to know you like that.
At some point you realize, “wait.. I’m actually allowed to disagree with the ppl who taught me this.” THAT’S the moment things start drastically changing in your life. You might’ve grown up being told what was right, wrong, sinful, moral or TRUE. Questioning any of it probably didn’t go well. This can happen with religion, culture, school, spirituality, or a teacher you once looked up to. You might feel guilty for not believing what everybody around you seems to accept so easily. Then you start doing your OWN research. Those who need you to believe what THEY believe, feel very threatened by you. Once you start asking questions, their reality begins to crumble. It's hard for them to blindly accept something again. With that being said, your biggest lesson is learning that your beliefs should change when YOU learn something new. Nobody gets to decide what you believe, just cause they taught it you.
The more ppl know OF you, the fewer of them actually know YOU. As you get more popular (or successful), strangers/those close to you start feeling entitled to your life. They overstep in many ways. But you are extremely ambitious, you want the money, recognition, status, successful career/business, whatever success looks like to YOU. Ppl can get veeery weird when you’re honest about wanting it.. especially as a woman. You’re allowed to be successful, but apparently you also have to act like you have NO idea how successful you are. Huh?? And the more visible you become, the more ppl project onto you. Strangers who have NEVER met you decide they know exactly who you are based on the little they can see. You’re confident? Arrogant. You’re private? Hiding something. Talk about your success? You’re bragging. Don’t talk about it? Now you think you’re better than everybody. Your reputation becomes a whole different version of you (that only exists in other ppl’s heads). At some point, you gotta block out the noise. Keep doing you, ppl might misconstrue your actions or words regardless. You might also notice that the MORE successful or popular you become, the more controversial you get (even when you haven’t changed). There are simply more ppl watching you now, which means more opinions. Trying to control ALL of them will drive you f*cking crazy. You can protect your reputation, but you cannot control what every stranger decides to believe about you.
You fit into a group perfectly.. until you disagree with them. Then, everybody remembers you’ve “always been difficult”. Yeah, ok. You notice the unspoken rules & power dynamics inside friendships, communities & online spaces VERY quickly. You figure out who people are allowed to criticize, whose bad behavior they ignore, what opinions you’re NOT supposed to have, or who secretly has way more power in the group (than anybody wants to admit). You’re usually the one thinking: are we all just gonna pretend this isn’t happening? Being left out can be a BIG theme for you too. You might’ve had many experiences of being removed from group chats, excluded from plans, watched ppl choose sides, or found out everybody discussed an issue involving YOU, before they asked for your side of the story. The reason they reject you is because you don’t play along with them. After enough of that, you might decide “fuck it, I don’t need friends anyway.” But isolating yourself cause you’re scared of being rejected is STILL letting rejection control you. You already know you can survive without fitting in. That’s not the lesson. You need ppl who don’t require you to think, act & believe exactly like them just to belong. And funny enough, you might end up creating the SAME kind of community you spent years wishing you could find.
Ppl might secretly resent you, compete with you, talk about you behind your back, or create a whole issue with you that you didn’t even know EXISTED. You’re not even aware of the projection you deal with. You know when something’s off, somebody’s energy changes & you notice it immediately. The problem is, after being blindsided enough times, you mistake your suspicion for intuition. Sometimes you’re RIGHT. Other times, you’re filling in blanks with information you don’t have. The “hidden enemy” isn’t always another person tho. The 12H also represents your blindspots & at times, YOU can be your own worst enemy. This happens when you let your anger, jealousy, or resentment get the best of you. You could also shame yourself for wanting revenge or justice. Anything you think makes you a “bad” person gets dismissed, cause you don’t wanna admit that you feel that way. If you repress these emotions, they’ll find other ways to come out. For ex: avoiding things, disappearing, sabotaging yourself, or telling everybody you’re “fine” until one day you’re VERY much not fine. On top of this, privacy is extremely important to you. There are things you keep hidden because you’re scared ppl will see you differently if they knew. Well, privacy & shame are NOT the same thing. You can keep things to yourself without believing there’s something wrong with you. And the more you accept the parts of yourself you used to hide, the harder you become to manipulate. Nobody can expose you with something you’ve already made peace with.