Attachment Issues: Moon in the 6th = Overfunctions emotionally, under-receives care.

The Moon in the sixth house gives quietly. Emotions move through action. Feeling comes second to doing. Care is given before it is received. The heart works in routines. Service becomes comfort. Responsibility hides longing.

Early life shaped this pattern. Love was conditional or distant. Attention came through helpfulness. Being still felt unsafe. Needs were managed, not felt. The child learned to serve. Giving became instinctive. Receiving felt uncertain.

Attachment grows through overfunctioning. Connection is earned through effort. Emotional closeness feels risky. Vulnerability is deferred. Boundaries are fragile, easily crossed. The heart quietly waits. Care is offered constantly. Replenishment feels rare.

Feelings accumulate beneath routine. Joy, sadness, and fear go unnoticed. Work and chores carry emotion. Expression is practical, not raw. Others sense depth but cannot reach. The Moon remains diligent. Emotional needs are quietly neglected.

Yet insight thrives here. Empathy grows through observation. Understanding comes from reflection and action. The Moon senses what others require. Care becomes precise, thoughtful, and quiet. Emotional intelligence builds silently. Balance is possible with awareness.

Healing begins with receiving. Care must be accepted, not earned. Vulnerability is practiced slowly. Emotional nourishment enters routines. Boundaries protect the heart gently. Giving and receiving learn to coexist. The Moon discovers security. Strength grows through both service and rest.