Moon in Aries with Moon in Taurus

While Aries is all about losing control, Taurus is all about staying in control. Ram loves the speed. Bull loves slow baby steps. Initially, all of these factors are not going to be problematic in their relationship. Fiery luna will love the idea of conquering closed off bull. Everything will seem dream like, but with lots of misunderstandings.

Ram will have the misconception that it will be very easy to control its passive and simple crush. But things are not going to go that way. In the relationship, somehow, its will not be able to understand why this sign is so stable and romantic.

Most of their conversations will often turn into heated debates as Aries will try its best to push its opinions on its partner. Who will turn out to be victorious in this? It will be the bull because giving in is not in its dictionary.

Bruised ram will still try to compromise and give the relationship another chance. After all, lunar bull is less demanding and has dedication towards its partner. This is something the fiery sign admires at least in the middle.

Apparently, there will be times when ram will want the bull to break away from a life revolving around routine. It is boring after all.  But even here it will get defeated. Lunar Taurus finds comfort in routine and in no way will let go of it.

In the end, ram will start to get engulfed by the seriousness of the relationship and bored with its partner's slowness. Nothing more will be there to explore anymore. The final resort will be a breakup. Ram being cardinal probably will initiate it. Bull, being hurt by this, will end up holding a grudge against the “newly processed” ex.

Astrologically, the combination of these lunar signs is semi sextile. For this reason, it is unlikely for them to find happiness in each other. If they decide to stay together they will not be able to stop depression from coming towards their lives. This can even compel ram to disappear on the bull. The semi sextile aspect surrounding them will not even allow them to agree to anything as friends after the breakup. In fact, even in the friendship, they will have much sorrow to deal with. Much will come from the sourness that the two went through in the relationship.