Question: Rising: cancer, Moon: Scorpio, Sun: Pisces/Aquarius..How would u describe this person in love (they're male) any knowledgeables out there? emotional, lots of feelings? thanks!

Answer: For their sun sign, they are either a Pisces or an Aquarius. I'm guessing that they are born on the cusp, but that still doesn't mean that they are both signs. If that person is a Pisces, then oh my, they are just full of water signs! All of the water signs are represented in each part of their major three placements!\n\nThey are probably going to be extremely emotional with lots of feelings. Inside, they're a water sign. Outside, they're a water sign. Their emotions are that of a water sign. I'm going to include some interpretations, not necessarily of love, but of just how having each of those placements will affect them.\n\nThis is from Bob Marks Astrology:\nMoon in Scorpio: The Moon is emotions and Scorpio is the sign of extremes and jealousy. Any questions? It goes without saying that these emotions have to be channeled into the right direction or there may be a few minor problems. On the positive side, this placement increases the emotional need for great sex.\n\nSun in Pisces: Aquarius is the genius who "knows". Pisces is the mystic who "feels". I call Pisces the most agreeable sign in the Zodiac, because whomever they meet, they agree with. Then they meet someone with the opposite opinion and agree with them too. Afterwards, they go off and do something totally different from either thing that they agreed with. They just don’t want to get into upsetting disagreements. Yes, of course there are many people with a Pisces Sun who will argue, but less than with any other placement. Usually, in those cases, you will find a strong Mars in the horoscope, or Saturn for firmness. Sun in Pisces increases imagination and sensitivity. It inclines to charity and taking care of the poor, sick, and unfortunate. Many of those poor, sick, and unfortunate also have strong Pisces or Neptune placements. Pisces can play both sides of the sympathy fence. More than other placements, it gives a far-away look to the eyes and the ability to just "go off’. It is the only sign that can be alone in a crowded room.\n\nAnd Aquarius Sun, just incase they are an Aquarian sun instead of a Pisces:\n\nSun in Aquarius: The line between genius and madness is thin. Many people with the Sun in Aquarius have erased that line.Think of Carol Channing or Tommy Smothers if you want a picture of what the zany type is like. Ayn Rand and Angela Davis, the Marxist revolutionary, represent the type that is certain they have found the philosophical key to the Universe. Thomas Edison represents the truly revolutionary side of this position. So, in a lesser way, does Charles Lindburgh. Sometimes they see so far ahead that what they talk about seems totally crazy. Years later, they are, more often than not, proved right. Aquarius is the sign of friendship, and Aquarius Sun-Signs are frequently closer to their friends than their families. Jack Lemon once said in an interview, that his son was his "best friend". You could tell by the way he said it that he held "friend" in higher regard than "son".\n\n\nThis is from Astrology-Numerology.com:\nThe Moon rules the sign Cancer, and therefore is called the ruler of your horoscope. When the Moon is so predominate in a chart, it produces a personality that is sensitive and a little on the timid side. You like to feel out a situation before projecting yourself into it. The Moon is the indicator of emotions, the feelings, and the sensitivities. It is also closely related to the mothering instinct. You are very protective of those who are close to you, as you are protective of yourself. If you don't have a family around you to mother, you'll probably exhibit these characteristics with your friends. \n  \nBeing extremely receptive, you may be somewhat psychic or at least extremely sensitive to your environment. Your moods are very strong and changeable, much like the tides. You are ruled by your strong emotions and intuition. You can change moods in 
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