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Mutual reception acts like a cosmic hostage exchange

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This happens when two bodies are sitting in each other's home signs, forcing them to cooperate. They essentially hold a gun to each other's heads to ensure both parts of the chart function properly.

Mutual reception acts like a cosmic hostage exchange
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