That is normal since you’re just learning about it for the first time.
Were you able to see how to enter your birth data and generate your natal chart? You’ll need your precise time and city of birth. May need to ask your family member if you do not have your birth certificate.
Also, before you go any further, remember this:
Nothing you can learn from astrology is a substitute for learning from your own experience or for applying your own good sense.
If you eat a bowl of spaghetti, and you like it. Then that means, “You like spaghetti”. It doesn’t matter what an astrology report says.
I know you’re probably looking for answers or solutions, and, over the years, you will find many possible answers. Some will be long-lasting and some will be temporary.
But in addition to seeking answers and directions, also seek this: the strength and the confidence in yourself to live well with the questions.
As this sense of your strength continues to grow, your desperation to answer these questions will decrease and disappear. You will still have the desire to learn and you will still find pleasure from learning, but it will not be as fueled by fear and desperation. This is the natural human cycle of gaining wisdom. We’re all doing it. (And it goes through cycles. Sometimes the fear goes up, other times it goes down. Depends what we’re facing at the moment.)
I’m not telling you this because I think you are paralyzed by fear. It’s just the kind of thing I would have needed to hear (and still do need sometimes).
Okay, now back to your regularly scheduled astrology learning.
By the way, this is Chase’s journal. You should do this on your own journal. Let’s move the discussion over there.