#tarzan archetype

The Tarzan archetype is a literary and cultural trope featuring a feral child raised in the wild by animals, embodying the "noble savage" who balances raw, physical survival instincts with an innate, noble human morality.

If you've been here for a long time, ya'll know I had a phase in my early 20s (welp) where I was obsessed with Venusian men because of how gentlemanly but freaky they were. I still do primarily attract Venusian men, but I've come to just see them as men, and perhaps due to the dominant green flag behaviour narrative on social media, I feel like most men are embodying or trying to embody what was once the niche of Venusian men. So, yeah that high has worn off. HOWEVER, I was thinking of Tarzan for some reason lmao and how he kinda fits the Venusian man trope to a t. Obviously, imbalanced or out-of-control Venusian energy can manifest in someone being a sex addict or a cult leader, but a more regular manifestation is often seen as controlled freakiness. One theory is that attractive people have less sex because they want more than mindless bonking, and passionate sex is not something you can have with every random person. Venusians are just as likely as anybody else to have a hoe phase, but for the most part, they're conservative with their energy and who they share it with.

Venusian men are known for their raw, primitive passion, wildness, ferocity and vigour.

Tarzan was written by Edgar Rice Burroughs who was Purvaphalguni Sun and Bharani Rising

Mowgli, from The Jungle Book, was conceived by Rudyard Kipling who was Purvaphalguni Rising

Peter Pan, can also be described as a boy who is feral since he ran away on the day he was born and lives a wild, untamed life with fairies and lost boys. J.M Barrie, who authored the book has Purvashadha Moon

The 1970 film The Wild Child is the true story of a wild child found in the forest by some countrymen. He could not walk or speak. A doctor took interest and began to educate him, and his love and patience paid off.

The movie was directed by Francois Truffaut, who has Purvaashadha Rising

Tarzan, the Fearless, released in 1933, starred Buster Crabbe, Ketu in Purvaashadha as Tarzan

Gorilla's King (1977), a Mexican take on Tarzan, directed by Rene Cardona Jr, who has Ketu in Bharani

Randal Kleiser, who directed The Blue Lagoon, a Tarzan esque story of children raised in the wild, has Venus conj Mars in Purvaphalguni

Howie Mandel, Purvashadha Rising starred in Walk Like A Man

George of the Jungle starred Brendan Fraser, who is Bharani Rising

Evan Rachel Wood - Purvaphalguni stellium including her Sun, Venus, and Mars starred in the film Barefoot, where her character Daisy Kensington, was raised in isolation all of her life and has been barefoot since childhood.

I have also noticed how many Venusians spend a period of their life in self-imposed celibacy. Tarzan, being raised in the jungle, means, while his body may have developed, he wasn't exactly having sex (unless you want to imagine him clapping gorilla cheeks). So, here's a man in his most masculine, living as a hunter in a forest, yet sexually restrained.

Lenny Kravitz, Bharani Stellium (Mercury, Mars, Jupiter) admitted that he's been celibate for 9 years