Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this whole Virgo 11th house thing, you know? It all started when my buddy Dave at the coffee shop kept yapping about how his finances got all messed up last month. He’s a Virgo, and I thought, “Huh, maybe that 11th house stuff is real?” I’m not big into astrology, but hey, why not give it a shot?
Getting Started
First off, I dug out my old notebook—yeah, that one with coffee stains and doodles. I sat down one lazy Sunday and started scribbling notes. I remembered reading somewhere that the 11th house is about friends and money, like how groups affect your cash flow. For Virgos, who are all picky and organized, maybe this messes with their wallet big time. So, I pulled up some free online charts (just the basic stuff, no fancy apps) and checked my own details. I’m an Aquarius, but I focused on Dave’s birth date to keep it simple. I jotted down his sun sign as Virgo and poked around for house placements. Took me a hot minute to figure it out—felt like solving a puzzle without the picture on the box.
Next, I hit the books—well, my phone’s notes app. I rewatched a short video my sister sent me last year, all about houses in astrology. It was all like, “The 11th house is your social circle, your dreams, and yeah, money vibes.” I skimmed through fast, ’cause ain’t nobody got time for an hour-long lecture. Then, I listed out what I needed to do:
- Map out Dave’s Virgo traits and tie ’em to money habits.
- Track his cash for a week, ’cause real-world testing beats theory.
- Chat with him to see if it matches—no deep brainiac stuff here, just chill talk.
Putting It into Action
Armed with my notes, I called Dave over for beers. Casually slid into convo about his recent cash troubles, pretending it was just small talk. He groaned about how his friends kept borrowing money for weekend trips, and he couldn’t say no—classic Virgo over-helping. I nodded and thought, “Bingo, that 11th house kicking in.” The next few days, I kept a simple log: wrote down whenever he mentioned money stuff or group hangouts in texts.
One night, we were planning a BBQ with the crew—Dave, me, and two others. He ended up footing most of the bill ’cause the others “forgot” their cash. I scribbled that in my notebook: “Virgo guilt? Money leak.” Throughout the week, I saw patterns. Like, when his coworkers pushed him to chip in for office gifts, he shelled out way more than needed. Or when he joined that online group for saving tips, but ended up spending more on memberships. Basically, his cash was flying out the door faster than his Virgo-organized lists. I didn’t use no complex charts—just stuck to real chit-chat and my messy notes. Felt kinda silly, but hey, that’s how I roll.
Wrapping Up and What Happened
After a week of this, I sat down at my kitchen table and stared at the notebook. The evidence was staring me in the face: every time groups or pals were involved, Dave’s money took a hit. No surprise there, ’cause Virgos wanna fix everyone’s problems. I tallied it up—seriously, he lost about $200 just in small favors. When I shared this with him, he laughed it off at first, but then got real quiet. Said it made sense ’cause he never budgets for “people stuff.” Now, he’s trying to set boundaries, like saying no when buddies ask for loans. Me? I realized astrology ain’t magic—it’s more about seeing habits clearer. Quick tip: if you’re a Virgo, watch your wallet when friends come knocking. Easy peasy, and it took zero tech skills. This whole thing was fun, and who knows? Maybe I’ll try another sign next month—but only after another round of beers.
