Leo × The Starweaver
Here's a quiet war. The Starweaver is a New Moon, happiest invisible, weaving in the dark. Leo is ruled by the Sun and built to be looked at. You carry both, which means you want the room to turn toward you and you want to slip out the side door, often in the same hour.
You'll spend a whole afternoon making something good. Then you won't post it. Then you're quietly stung that nobody saw the thing you hid.
When it works, it's rare. Vega is one of the brightest stars in the sky and still sits alone at her loom. That's you on a good day: warm enough that people come close, deep enough that they stay, never once performing the warmth.
When it doesn't, the halves argue. Leo wants the applause now; the Starweaver wants it perfect first, so you wait, and the moment goes cold.
Light some of it before it's ready. The new moon walks out dark-faced anyway.
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A mirror, not a prophecy. It reflects you as you are right now. How you walk is still yours to choose.