I’ve been thinking a lot about Orange Moon lately, and the more I listen, the more I see it through a different lens. For me, the Sun represents the man, and the Moon, the woman. It’s this beautiful dance between two forces—different, but perfectly meant to be together. And I’m here for it.

Let’s break this down.

The Sun, to me, is all about energy, action, strength. It’s the man in the relationship—the one who provides direction, warmth, and a sense of stability. The Sun doesn’t always need to be seen to have an impact. Even when it’s hidden behind clouds or setting, its influence is there. It’s steady, reliable. It leads with action, and while it may not always be in your face, you can feel its presence, even when it’s not shining directly on you.

The Moon? That’s the woman. She’s different. She doesn’t create her own light, but she reflects the light of the Sun. The way she takes the Sun’s energy and transforms it into something deeper, something emotional, something soft and soothing? That’s the power of the feminine. She takes what’s given and makes it her own. The Moon has her own rhythm, her own phases—sometimes full and bold, other times more subtle and quiet. But she’s always reflecting something. That’s the beauty of the woman in a relationship. She reflects the love and energy given to her, but she does it in a way that feels personal, emotional, and soulful.

The beauty of this dynamic is in the balance. The Sun provides the energy—the heat, the light, the action. But the Moon? She softens it. She brings depth, intuition, emotion. She takes what he gives and turns it into something meaningful. It’s not about who’s more important. It’s about the way they come together and make each other better.

In the relationship between the Sun and the Moon, there’s no competition. They’re not fighting for attention or to outshine each other. They complement. The man, like the Sun, is steady, strong, and providing. The woman, like the Moon, is emotional, intuitive, and reflective. But when they come together—when they create balance—it’s magic. They make each other shine brighter, and that’s what real partnership looks like.

So, when I listen to Orange Moon, I think about the way the Sun and the Moon work in harmony. They respect each other’s power, they don’t try to overshadow one another, but instead, they lift each other up. It’s the same in relationships. When you recognize the value in each other’s differences, that’s when the real beauty happens.

The Sun might be the one giving the light, but the Moon, she’s the one who makes it glow in a way that touches the soul. And when these two forces come together, there’s nothing more beautiful.

That’s the kind of love I want. The kind that’s a balance of strength and softness, action and reflection. The kind that makes each other shine even brighter.