Dear Cancers, now's the time to watch water turn to ice. Uranus is pushing you to live with the seasons, embrace your winter personality, and welcome change. There will be moments of fear but we cannot grow without exploration.

Dear Cancers, what's something you love to do around the house when nobody's watching? No Instagram, no content creating, no documentation. You have the ability to be very clear about your priorities today.

Cancers are riding a wave of creativity. Now's the time to let your senses (things you can see, touch, smell, hear, and taste) guide you toward romanticizing your life. Take inspiration from what is physically present around you.

Cancers have a tendency to hold onto things that no longer serve us. When a game is no longer fun to play, walk off the court. When a pair of jeans no longer fit, toss them out. When a person won't commit, find a new teammate. 

Cancers can be a needy, clingy bunch—but once you know how to fill your own cup, you no longer depend on others to provide happiness and companionship. Learn how to accept people's flaws without ignoring them.

We begin with a horoscope reading that suggests Cancers may be feeling the pressures of professional growth and unsolicited advice. I also review 'A Head Full of Ghosts' by Paul Tremblay, a horror novel that deals with schizophrenia.

Welcome to the world of Cancer Culture, where my fellow Cancerians and I geek out over mutual interests. You can expect book recommendations, birth chart readings, and deeper understandings of how our big Cancerian energy affects daily life.

Are we astrologically programmed into mental health conditions? Sophie breaks down her birth chart (sun/moon/rising signs) to make possible connections between the stars and anxiety and depression.

Why does everyone suck at their job right now? In the world of COVID, Sophie shares her frustrating experiences with online purchases and customer service exchanges. Companies need to do better in the rehiring process.

Where do you draw the line between social media and real life? After a tragic event, Sophie made the mistake of panic posting on IG before she had time to clear her head. At least she learned a valuable lesson in the process.