North–south position Puns

Does anyone have reliable escapes when in bottom north/south?

Can be one of the most difficult positions to get out of especially when you have someone heavier on top

Hello all. First I have to say, being new on the sub and at BJJ: I love it. You guys have this great outlook on the sport, I’ve been reading a lot of posts here and it really set me on the right path.

Now, after about a month and a half, I have started to notice my first bad “trend”: While defending my limbs and attacks to my neck, I seem to find myself at bottom position north south more than most. Is this an Issue of not matching my partners rotation? What are some common mistakes that lead to this happening? What would be some cookie-cutter solutions to this? ie escapes, attacks from bottom? I feel like I pose 0 risk from there, I even feel more comfortable while fully mounted.

P.s: yesterday I rolled with a purple belt who gave me a thorough chiropractic adjustment with a paper cutter choke from North-South ;) hence my post.

TL;DR: Keep ending up in bottom North-South - not sure why, or what to do about it.

I had a look and the last time mine were conjunct was one of the most painful periods in my life….and I was surprised to see that one of the happiest and most spiritually aligned years of my life happened when the nodes opposed my natal ones. I didn’t expect this to me the case as I imagined it would be the other way around (a conjunction feeling easier than a nodal opposition). Any feedback/insights appreciated. Thank you ☺️🤍

PS: asking partly because in 2022 the nodes will be conjunct my natal ones (Taurus/Scorpio) and I’m in desperate need of a happy, productive and inspiring year 🙏🏼 I got stuck in a rut for the whole of 2021 and so ready to move on from it.

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Hello.

I have just read through the chapter in my textbook about the period right before the Civil War and the events that would lead up to it (Chapter 13 in McGraw Hill textbook), and I'm a little confused on their view on slavery in the South and in the entire nation in general, and what their exact reasons for such opposition to the South was.

I understand that the North and the South were very different, and the North did not agree with the Southerners way of life and disliked slavery, but I've also heard that the North used slavery as a form of excuse to justify why they disliked the South. Though there were differing ways of opposition to slavery, I know that the North opposed this, but to what extent and how genuinely?

So the questions I would like some clarity about are:

-Did the North truly disagree with the system of slavery because it was genuinely immoral to their eyes? Or did they do it for their own benefit?

-Did the North really use slavery as an excuse to hate the South?

-Were the true major factors that led up to (caused) the Civil War the debate over State v. Federal rights, the preservation of the Union, the difference in lifestyle, or slavery? Or all of them and some other factors?

I have tried to word this as best as I could, and these were some questions I had in mind while reading this chapter. I have not gotten to the Civil War yet, but the next chapter I will read is about it.

Thank you and have a good day :)

Also edited by /u/doodoobyscooby, and /u/bakonydraco

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edit: this is what I mean

Nothing, they are polar opposite

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