Britney Spears: Tragic Heroine Or Out of Control

[Venus_Daily]

Born December 2nd, 1981. Britney Spears burst onto the pop scene with hit after after until the mid 2000s when her she could no longer control erratic behavior provoked by her type I bipolar disorder similar to Mariah Carey. The only thing that I can really point to her having difficulties in life include Scorpionic stellenium. Scorpio doesn't really bode well for stability given its affinity with Pluto. Then there's her Moon and Venus in Capricorn. A nativity heavy with Martial influence. The Moon/Venus in Capricorn probably have Britney Spears distant from the women in her life, and I wouldn't doubt that it was mama's idea to make her daughter into a star by being a slave driver. What takes me back a bit is that her chart is kind of devoid of heavy Venusian influence with Britney Spears being such a big sex symbol.

I used to love Britney's music as a kid, but the thing that really made me do a double take was when men would worship her as a goddess and women trying to emulate her. She has a strongly ectomorphic body type, no hips, no but, and shaped like a ruler overall. She resembles her father and brother the most. I'm surprised she even has breasts. I can see how the Mars influence got her to the top, filling her with adrenalin. This isn't uncommon for type I Bipolar disorder, but for most people with heavy Martial traits, they're often withered and old if not dead by the time they get there.

People describe Britney as the next Marylin Monroe, but they're polar opposites in terms of sun signs. Marylin being the archetypal feminine with her Taurus Sun backed up by her Magnetic Capricorn Moon closely opposite her Neptune. Marylin existed to reflect the light of others while Britney existed to work her way to the top since she was probably still in diapers.

Personally, I don't think Britney Spears is a tragic heroine or anything to look up to. People who express negative Martial traits often get themselves into bad situations and then complain, "why me".