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People with Saturn in the first house often face struggles when it comes to self-expression, and these challenges can start at a young age. They may feel stifled when interacting with others, finding it difficult to connect. They could be shy, reserved, and experience stage fright or fear of being seen, leading them to hide away or blend in to avoid standing out. These individuals may feel embarrassed over small things that others don’t find embarrassing and often struggle with self-esteem, especially concerning how their peers perceive them.

There may have been negative feedback from peers during their formative years—perhaps they were seen as misfits, or maybe they grew up in poverty, wearing worn or tattered clothing that led to teasing. Physical traits like a noticeable birthmark or speech impediment could also make them feel self-conscious. They may have had a difficult time expressing their true selves, especially if they grew up in a strict or religious household that suppressed their individuality. In such environments, parents may have overlooked their true identity, expecting them to conform to rigid rules and regulations, even down to what they wore.

As they get older, these struggles can continue, making it hard to perform in job interviews or communicate effectively. There may be anxiety surrounding talking about themselves, explaining their ideas, or simply interacting in social situations. Insecurity can create a sense of difficulty in finding their true identity, and it may take longer for them to discover who they are and how they want to express themselves to the world. Throughout life, they may go through phases of changing their identity based on their environment or the expectations placed on them, but a true sense of self-expression may not fully ground until later in life.

In some cases, they may face gossip or backlash, with rumors or false information being spread about them. This can lead to feelings of isolation and avoidance of the world. Saturn in the first house can make them prone to hiding away, avoiding being seen, and struggling to show up authentically. One of their biggest challenges can be figuring out who they are and how to express that to others. There may also be a lack of clarity or confidence in their communication, and they might struggle with fear and hesitation, preventing them from stepping up and achieving their goals. This fear of being seen and fear of success can hold them back from truly embracing their potential.

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With Saturn in the second House, your background may not matter; struggles with resources can occur in any situation. Perhaps you were the child who wasn’t given the same gifts or attention as others. Maybe you were mistreated or isolated when it came to things like getting new clothes, or you wore hand-me-downs while your siblings received new clothes. You may have felt neglected when it came to basic needs, such as having lunch packed by your parents, and perhaps you received less food than others. Financial struggles may have been present in your family, leading to a constant feeling of restriction around resources. You might have wanted something that your parents couldn’t afford, or you wanted to do something, but there were financial limitations. There were often restrictions on what you could get or where your family could obtain these resources.

This could also manifest in a strict religious household, where the rules were heavily focused on aligning with religious practices. You might have felt like you couldn’t do much because your parents were focused on enforcing those rules. Perhaps you were forced to follow a religion that didn’t resonate with you, but instead felt oppressive, suppressing your authenticity.

Economic struggles might have been a significant part of your experience, causing you to work early or take a job at a young age in order to get the things you wanted. If your parents couldn’t afford them, you had to find your own way to earn money. You may have taken physically demanding jobs, working long hours and coming home tired and exhausted. There could have been a constant struggle for financial freedom, with restrictions surrounding money. You may have felt like money was difficult to come by, or that you couldn’t utilize it in the way you wanted.

This placement can also bring fears or inhibitions around money. You may hold on to it too tightly, becoming possessive or frugal, and struggle with spending or giving money away. There may be a belief that giving money to others brings karmic consequences or that it isn’t beneficial. This can make you hesitant to share your resources with others, leading to stinginess.

Overall, Saturn in the second House can cause someone to feel fearful or restricted when it comes to money and resources. It might take years for them to feel financially secure or successful, and even longer to feel that they have the resources to live comfortably.

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With Saturn in the Third House, you may have a difficult relationship with your siblings. Perhaps your siblings were more popular or received more attention than you, or maybe you felt like a misfit among them, with personalities that didn’t seem to match. This could have made you feel isolated from your family, like the black sheep growing up, as though you didn’t quite fit in.

This placement can also indicate struggles in communication, which might affect your relationships. You could have difficulty expressing yourself in the way you want or feel unheard when you speak. There might be issues such as a speech impediment, or you could be a fast talker or talk very slowly. These challenges could extend to reading and processing information, particularly with concentration. You might have struggled to focus in school, feeling fidgety or getting in trouble for talking in class. Early on, you may have found it hard to keep up with your peers academically. Perhaps you had a learning disability or had difficulty understanding the curriculum. You might have needed extra help, such as tutors, and struggled with completing homework. A lack of support from your community might have hindered your progress in school.

You may have grown up in a difficult community environment, surrounded by people facing financial hardship, substance abuse, deceitful behavior, or violence. These challenges could have also occurred within your own home, such as constant arguments between your parents. These experiences might have affected how you communicate—either making you more aggressive in your speech or causing you to shut down when others raise their voices. You may have had issues with neighbors, such as disputes that involved police intervention. Perhaps a childhood friend passed away early, or it took your family a long time to find a stable, safe living environment.

As you grew older, learning may have remained a struggle. You could have been a slower learner or had difficulty picking up new skills quickly. It might have taken you longer than others in the same field to achieve success or recognition. You may have found it challenging to get your ideas across, and it may take time for you to refine your thoughts and your communication style. Learning to communicate in a way that works for you may have been a long process, as you refined your thinking and practiced expressing yourself in ways that served you best.

All of these struggles and obstacles in your early life could have shaped you, and as you get older, you may need to find ways to learn and communicate that align with your unique needs, allowing you to digest information and refine your skills at your own pace.

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With Saturn in the 4th house, there can be significant restrictions when it comes to your home life. Perhaps your home never felt like a place of comfort, and you may have felt that you had to suppress many aspects of yourself just to exist around your family. You might have grown up with strict parents who adhered to rigid rules and regulations, imposing disciplinary measures to ensure you followed the path they set for you. This left little room for creativity or pursuing your own desires. You may have felt that your parents were fixated on success and results, unable to love and accept you for who you were, which may have led to a tendency toward perfectionism and high performance later in life.

It’s also possible that your family comes from a lineage with strict adherence to religious rules, laws, or regulations. Many of your ancestors may have struggled with living freely, often being controlled either by external forces or by family members restricting their independence. This placement could indicate a father who was particularly disciplinary and emotionally distant. He may not have allowed you to express yourself emotionally, and the mother could have also been dismissive of your feelings, not understanding why you felt the way you did.

The environment at home might have been very serious, with little room for lightheartedness. Your parents could have been overly serious, impeding your fun and creativity, leaving you feeling unsupported and as though your home was not a place of comfort. You might have grown up in a house that felt uncomfortable—perhaps a dirty or cluttered home, or one where basic needs, like a bed, food, or electricity, were lacking.

This could translate into a pattern of feeling restricted and dependent on your family as an adult. You might find it frustrating, as if you can’t escape your family no matter how hard you try, always being drawn back in. There are likely many lessons to learn within the family dynamic, but there may also be cycles of dysfunction and toxicity that remain unresolved for a long time. It may feel like an uphill battle, and you might feel the need to distance yourself from your family, only to be pulled back in due to circumstances such as a sick family member, like a grandmother or parent, who needs your support.

As you age, security will become a major focus for you, and you may find yourself stressed about creating your own family. Some individuals with this placement experience fertility issues, such as hormonal imbalances, PCOS, or endometriosis, which can affect their ability to start their own family. Others might feel isolated and alone at times, feeling disconnected from their family or even being abandoned or neglected. This can lead to challenges in dealing with these feelings, whether you are the one ghosting your family or experiencing neglect from them.

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With Saturn in the Fifth House, growing up, there could have been themes around pleasure that were restricted. Perhaps there was a taboo surrounding your ability to enjoy yourself, or your parents didn’t fully support your enjoyment. There might have been periods where fun and enjoyment were encouraged, followed by times that were strict, boring, and full of struggle. It was never consistent, and fun couldn’t be maintained.

This placement could also suggest restrictions when it came to exploring your creativity as a child. If you were interested in things like music, art, or photography, you might not have had the support or resources to pursue these interests. Your environment may not have been conducive to creative exploration, and you may have had to find ways to support yourself in pursuing these activities on your own.

Saturn in the Fifth House can also indicate delayed sexual experiences. You might have lost your virginity later in life or had delayed or restricted sexual experiences. Even if you had sexual experiences earlier, it may have taken you a while to fully enjoy them and feel comfortable in your body. You may have struggled to connect with your sexual pleasure until later in life.

People with this placement may also feel that they don’t have much luck in life. It can feel as though things never go the way you want, and you might experience a streak of bad luck. Additionally, you may have struggled with finances, making it difficult to afford entertainment. Perhaps your family could only afford simple activities, like going to a diner or enjoying occasional, inexpensive outings, and you cherished these memories because they weren’t consistent.

Saturn in the Fifth House could also point to challenges with having children. It might take you longer to conceive, or you may experience difficult pregnancies. For some, pregnancies can be long and challenging, leading to health complications or requiring extra responsibility. If you do have children, motherhood may initially be a difficult and frustrating experience. It could take time to adjust, and you might face depression and struggles to meet your own standards as a mother.

Furthermore, this placement can make it hard to express yourself through art. You may have a perfectionist mindset when it comes to creative work, making it difficult to bring your artistic vision to life. Even if you have natural talent, it might take a long time to refine your skills. You might be a great singer, but your recordings don’t showcase your full ability. You could be an excellent artist, but it may take time to create work that resonates with others or meets your own standards. There could be a disconnect between the art you envision in your mind and the art you’re able to produce in reality.

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With Saturn in the Sixth House, you may have felt that your lifestyle growing up was restricted compared to what you envisioned or would have liked. Perhaps you were outcast in your school setting, or your life was different from your peers. For some people, this placement may indicate growing up with a single mother or father, or experiencing the loss of a parent early on, leading you to be raised in an adopted family or foster care. You could have had a different lifestyle than others, such as being raised by an LGBTQIA couple, or being the only Black person in an all-White school, or the only White person in an all-Black school. Your upbringing likely felt distinct from that of your peers.

This placement could also suggest that you matured faster than others due to the heavy responsibilities placed on you from an early age. You might have cared for a parent, grandparent, or another family member, or you may have been the sibling responsible for looking after others. This could mean that you had to play the role of a parent while your parents worked or were otherwise occupied. Early on, you may have had many responsibilities—your name might have been put on bills, and you may have been expected to help make money or assist with household tasks. You might have had an excessive number of chores compared to other children your age, or your parents might have enrolled you in various activities, leaving little room for relaxation or exploration. Your routine was likely very structured, with little time to simply be a kid, have fun, or imagine. You could have been constantly moving from school to extracurricular activities like piano practice, and felt that you had little room to pursue things you enjoyed.

As a child, you may have had a parent who imposed strict dietary restrictions or even tried to make you lose weight in unhealthy ways. Your body could have been a topic of constant discussion, leading you to feel uncomfortable with your physical appearance. Weight fluctuations could have been a source of stress, perhaps with periods of being very skinny or gaining weight unexpectedly. You might have been bullied for your background or lifestyle, especially if your appearance highlighted the differences in your life compared to others.

This placement can also indicate health issues during childhood. You may have experienced frequent pain, such as leg pain, earaches, or stomach issues. There could have been a pattern of breaking bones or visiting the doctor often. You might have had allergies, asthma, or another chronic condition that kept you in and out of medical offices. There could have also been health issues within your family, such as a parent who developed a serious illness, like cancer from smoking. Access to proper healthcare might have been a struggle, and there may have been difficulties getting the right diagnoses or treatments.

As you grew older, you might have struggled to figure out what you truly wanted to pursue in life. You may have sacrificed your own dreams to meet your parents’ expectations or follow their advice. School could have taken up much of your time, with a heavy focus on getting good grades, entering a prestigious college, and securing a good job. Your time in school might have been marked by setbacks, like not getting into the college you wanted and having to settle for another. Once in college, you may have had to support yourself financially, working while studying. Even after entering the workforce, it may have taken a long time for you to find stability. Work might have been demanding, with long hours, overtime, and slow progress in terms of promotions or raises. Balancing work and life could have been challenging, and you may have struggled to establish a healthy work-life balance, often feeling overwhelmed by the demands of your career.

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For people with Saturn in the 7th house, they may have grown up without witnessing healthy partnerships. Their parents may have been separated at a young age, divorced, or simply not gotten along. The partnership between their parents might have felt detached or distant, lacking a close connection. Growing up, they might have felt more connected to one parent than the other, but even that parent could have been distant or inconsistent. There could have been a difficult relationship with the parent they felt closest to—perhaps that parent was absent or hard to connect with, and communication was limited or restricted. Despite yearning for a closer bond, they might not have felt confident around that parent.

This placement can also suggest challenges with early childhood relationships. These individuals might have struggled to get along with peers, facing dislike or issues from others for no apparent reason. Their personality or simply their existence may have caused people to distance themselves, gossip negatively about them, or have unexplainable conflicts. There may have been a strange relationship with their parents, characterized by moments of closeness followed by challenging periods where they didn’t get along, leading to a loss of connection. Parents may have expected a lot from them, and they might have struggled to meet those expectations, feeling as though they failed in their parents’ eyes.

Growing up, there may have been a strong connection with one person—whether a friend or romantic interest—but that connection could have been short-lived. The person they were close to might have moved away, or they may have experienced rejection from people they had crushes on. They could have placed a lot of importance on relationships, wanting something long-term, but it may have been difficult for them to maintain such relationships. As a teenager, they might have taken relationships seriously, seeking commitment, but those relationships were often challenging and lacked excitement. The partner may have introduced restrictions in their life, such as influencing their diet or encouraging unhealthy habits, like starving themselves or going on restrictive diets. These relationships may have been limiting, making it hard for them to pursue their own interests and goals.

It can be difficult for these individuals to view relationships in a healthy light because they often feel that relationships restrict their freedom. They may struggle to maintain healthy connections, meeting people they bond with but quickly losing those connections due to various obstacles. It may take a long time for them to form solid, committed relationships. Even long-term friendships may go through rocky periods, with falling outs or conflicts of interest, leading to isolation. They may often feel distant from others, craving connection but struggling to feel truly connected.

These individuals may also hold onto toxic relationships because they deeply value connection, even if the relationship is unhealthy. They might attract people who are transactional, coming around only to take advantage of their kindness without offering genuine love or reciprocity. Additionally, they may struggle with their own identity, often absorbing the behaviors of those around them rather than forming their own sense of self. This can make it hard for them to distinguish who they truly are, as they are highly influenced by their environment and tend to mimic the people they are around.

Their friendships can have a significant impact on their lives, often turning sour and causing negative outcomes when they are surrounded by the wrong people. They may be more prone to being in abusive or controlling relationships, where their partner demands a lot of them or imposes strict rules. These relationships can feel restrictive and stifle their freedom. Overall, individuals with Saturn in the 7th house may struggle to maintain healthy relationships with their parents, friends, and romantic partners. They might find themselves attracting people who dislike them for no apparent reason, or they might experience conflicts that arise from their inability to establish a strong, independent identity. It can take time for them to develop a clear sense of self and build healthy, balanced relationships.

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For people with Saturn in the 8th house, childhood may have been marked by financial instability or parental debt. Their parents might have owed a lot of money, frequently borrowed funds, or engaged in frivolous spending, such as using shopping as emotional therapy. This pattern may have created a household dynamic where financial struggles were a persistent issue. In some cases, the family may have faced a cycle of accruing and repaying debt, leaving a lasting impression on the individual.

There may have also been tension and resentment between the parents. Their relationship could have been characterized by intense highs and lows—a love-hate dynamic where unresolved emotions created a palpable sense of unease. The individual likely felt this tension but couldn’t always pinpoint its source. Resentment may have extended to other family relationships, such as a mother harboring issues with her own mother or a strained relationship between the parents and in-laws. These unresolved emotional issues likely created an environment where the person felt unable to fully trust or relax, contributing to a lifelong sense of distrust in their surroundings.

In some cases, this placement indicates a single parent, often a mother, who took on the bulk of financial and emotional responsibilities. If both parents were present, one may have shouldered most of the burden while the other contributed little, either emotionally or financially. Alternatively, the family may have been traditional, with one parent working and the other staying home. Regardless of the family dynamic, financial strain was likely a recurring theme.

Inheritance and family finances might also have played a complex role in their life. Money or assets intended for them may have been withheld, contested, or difficult to access due to family disputes or hidden information. They may have discovered an inheritance only later in life or had to fight to claim what was rightfully theirs. These challenges further reinforce feelings of distrust and frustration surrounding money and familial connections.

Emotional dynamics within the household were likely complicated, with unresolved trauma or secrets impacting the individual deeply. For instance, they may have been dragged into their parents’ toxic relationship, which could have included infidelity, secret affairs, or hidden resentments. This could lead to feelings of vulnerability and confusion about their emotional environment, resulting in a lifelong struggle to trust others and fully open up.

As adults, individuals with Saturn in the 8th house often crave deep, intimate connections but find them challenging to establish or maintain. They may experience fleeting or surface-level relationships, particularly ones centered around physical intimacy without emotional depth. Even when they find someone they deeply connect with, obstacles may arise, such as emotional unavailability, trust issues, or toxic dynamics. They may fear vulnerability, and when they do open up, they risk being taken advantage of, which can make trust even harder to rebuild.

Trust issues often extend to their finances and relationships. They might experience difficulties managing money, feeling perpetually in debt or struggling to get ahead financially. Relationships may exacerbate this, as partnerships could lead to financial losses or feelings of restriction. It may take significant time and effort to achieve financial stability or escape the cycle of debt.

Sexuality and intimacy can also be challenging areas. They may feel uncomfortable expressing their sexuality openly or struggle to balance their desires with emotional vulnerability. While they may feel at ease with more casual or physical expressions of intimacy, being deeply sentimental and romantic can be difficult. This often stems from a fear of rejection or exploitation, causing them to hold back in intimate relationships.

Trauma and emotional pain from the past can linger for a long time, making healing a slow and challenging process. Individuals with Saturn in the 8th house may find themselves stuck in cycles of pain, unable to move past early experiences of hurt or betrayal. Progressing toward emotional healing and trust may take years of effort, but with perseverance, they can learn to transform these difficulties into strength and resilience.

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With Saturn in the 9th house, it could feel like you grew up in a household where you lacked the freedom to explore your own beliefs. Religious or philosophical systems may have been imposed on you, leaving little room for self-discovery. Your parents may have tried to suppress parts of your identity, including your sexuality, using strict or dogmatic belief systems. In some cases, this could have led to emotional abuse or mistreatment justified by their rigid ideologies.

Your parents might not have had much education themselves. They could have been immigrants or individuals who didn’t complete high school, which may have made it challenging for them to find stable employment. As a result, your family may have faced frequent moves, evictions, or an inability to maintain a consistent home. This instability could mean that “home” was never a fixed or secure place for you.

Growing up, you might have been taken everywhere your parents went because they couldn’t afford childcare, babysitters, or after-school programs. This could have exposed you to adult themes or environments that weren’t suited for a child, leaving you feeling out of place or uncomfortable. Additionally, your parents may have engaged in unconventional spiritual practices that felt unusual or unsettling, even to your younger self.

Alternatively, your parents could have been overly focused on their own studies or careers. They may have been teachers, full-time workers pursuing higher education, or simply drained from their own academic or professional responsibilities. This likely left them with little energy or time to be present with you in the way you needed.

As you grow older, you may find traveling to be a source of fear or discomfort. You might avoid flying, boats, or long-distance travel due to anxiety, motion sickness, or a lack of resources, such as time or money. These challenges can make it difficult to explore the world freely, even if you have the desire to do so.

In terms of education, pursuing higher learning might feel like an uphill battle. You may struggle in college due to financial stress, balancing work and studies, or the rigorous nature of your chosen degree. This placement can lead to delays or setbacks in completing your education.

When it comes to your spiritual or philosophical beliefs, you might find yourself questioning and exploring for a long time before settling on a path that resonates with you. You may dabble in different religions or spiritual practices, unsure of where you truly belong. This indecision could also extend to other areas of life, leaving you feeling aimless or uncertain about your purpose.

People with Saturn in the 9th house may initially have a restricted worldview, struggling to be open-minded or appreciative of alternative perspectives. You may cling to what you believe is “right” and have difficulty accepting other viewpoints. Over time, however, life experiences can help you develop a broader understanding and a more open mindset.

This placement can also make it challenging to assert yourself or stand up for your beliefs. You might avoid confrontation, finding it difficult to advocate for yourself or others. As a result, you may come across as meek or overly cautious. This struggle to assert your beliefs and values could lead to a lack of confidence and a sense of being ungrounded.

It may take time and effort for you to find your purpose and direction in life. You might go through a period of trial and error, experimenting with different jobs, living situations, relationships, or belief systems before discovering what truly resonates with you. Building self-belief and confidence will likely be a gradual process, but it is one that ultimately leads to growth and stability.

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With Saturn in the 10th house, you may have grown up with a mother who was very strict and focused on discipline. She might have cared more about the family’s outward image than its internal dynamics. Both parents, or just your mother, could have been highly image-oriented, creating a façade of perfection in public while chaos brewed behind the scenes. This dichotomy might have led to mixed messages and conflicting expectations. For instance, your mother could have presented herself one way in public but acted entirely differently at home, making it difficult for you to connect with her authentically.

This dynamic could have fostered fear or unease in your relationship with your mother. You may have been afraid of her actions or reactions, creating emotional distance and preventing a nurturing, close bond. This strained relationship likely extended to your father or other parental figures as well, making it hard to form meaningful connections with either parent.

Your parents may have been preoccupied with their careers, public image, or social status, leaving little time to attend to your emotional needs. They might have prioritized establishing themselves professionally or maintaining a certain reputation, neglecting their role at home. This could have resulted in long periods where you didn’t see your parents due to their work obligations. Alternatively, your family might have had a reputation of its own—positive or negative. For some, this could have meant your parents were known for being abusive, dysfunctional, or involved in toxic relationships. There might have even been a public exposure of the struggles within your family, shattering the carefully maintained image and revealing the truth to the outside world.

Additionally, one or both parents may have been in transactional, image-driven relationships rather than loving ones. Even if they separated or remarried, their partnerships might have seemed more like professional arrangements than genuine emotional connections. This could have left you feeling like a secondary concern in their lives, with your needs overlooked in favor of their image or goals.

Your parents might have imposed their image-conscious values on you as well. They may have dictated how you should look, dress, or behave to fit their standards, leaving little room for you to explore your identity. For example, they might have pressured you to lose weight or maintain a specific appearance. Failure to meet these expectations might have led to conflict, making you feel as though you always had to play a role that didn’t align with your authentic self.

As you grew older, these dynamics may have contributed to struggles with self-image and public perception. You could have experienced bullying or judgment from others, whether for your appearance, behavior, or a reputation based on false rumors. Publicly, you might have gone through several phases of self-reinvention, experimenting with different looks or personas to figure out how you want to be seen by the world.

Career-wise, Saturn in the 10th house often brings delays and challenges. You may struggle to find your purpose, try out different jobs, or face difficulties achieving success even when you work hard. It might feel like others are rewarded more easily for less effort, while your accomplishments go unrecognized. You could also experience periods of underemployment, low wages, or stagnation in your career, with a slow climb to the success you desire.

If you become a parent, Saturn in the 10th house might also influence your role as a mother or father. You may struggle with the demands of parenting while trying to maintain a positive public image, much like your own parents did. Behind closed doors, you might face challenges in balancing your relationships and parenting responsibilities, with your children potentially noticing the strain. This placement encourages you to work through these difficulties and build a more authentic and fulfilling life, rather than repeating the patterns of your upbringing.

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With Saturn in the 11th house, you may have grown up with restrictions around friendships. Your parents could have been very strict, not allowing sleepovers or playdates, which meant your friendships were limited to school, and you didn’t have the freedom you desired to hang out with friends outside of that environment. You may have felt like you could only attract a certain type of friend, and it might have been difficult to meet people who shared your interests. You might have spent time with misfit children or those who didn’t have many friends, longing for a friend with whom you could genuinely bond but feeling unable to find that connection.

Additionally, you could have faced challenges related to your community growing up. For example, you may have lived in a violent or unsafe neighborhood, or a community that had legal issues or struggled with maintaining safety and stability. These struggles could have made you feel isolated or disconnected from others.

You may have also had big dreams or ambitions, but felt shy or unsure about how to pursue them. As a result, you might have withdrawn from opportunities or not gone after what you really wanted. This could have made you feel like the “loner” or the person who hung out with people you didn’t truly connect with. You may have struggled to find your footing or felt misunderstood, and it took time to figure out who you truly were.

When you got older, you may have experienced issues with your friendships. These could have included drama, gossip, or feeling like the person at the bottom of the group dynamic. There might have been periods when you didn’t have any friends at all, or felt left out. Sometimes your friendships may have been filled with tension, even to the point of physical altercations, or your friends might have turned on you.

As an adult, it could be harder for you to make new friends or build relationships. You may have anxiety about meeting new people or struggle with communication, making it difficult to get relationships off the ground. You might also have trust issues, finding it hard to open up or connect with others. This hesitation could make you prefer being a loner rather than engaging with larger groups.

You might find it challenging to feel grounded in friendships as you get older, experiencing periods of loneliness or disconnection. You may long to be part of a niche group or community that shares your interests, but feel reserved or anxious about approaching others. You might find it easier to connect with people online, forming virtual friendships rather than in-person ones. Physical distance can sometimes make it harder to form real-life friendships, leading to a disconnect between your online social life and your real-world interactions.

This struggle to find acceptance might lead to feelings of isolation, and you may feel misunderstood or like people don’t truly get you. You might crave a group that lifts you up and allows you to be your authentic self. However, there can be a sense that your dreams and aspirations are hindered by self-doubt or by others who doubt you. This internal struggle could make it hard for you to follow through on your goals, as you may lack the drive or confidence to execute your ideas.

In some cases, you may have big ideas, but translating them into practical, achievable plans can be difficult. Public speaking might be a challenge for you, or you may struggle to network or make connections for career opportunities. Navigating the professional world, particularly corporate or conventional job environments, could be difficult, and you might prefer unconventional career paths. However, there may be struggles related to employment gaps or financial instability, making it harder to move forward in your desired career.

Overall, Saturn in the 11th house suggests a pattern of challenges when it comes to forming relationships, pursuing your goals, and making your aspirations a reality. You may need to work through these difficulties in order to find your people, overcome self-doubt, and take practical steps toward manifesting your dreams.

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With Saturn in the 12th house, you may have experienced challenges growing up, particularly related to your parents or extended family members who struggled with mental health issues. These issues could have been undiagnosed or diagnosed, and navigating relationships with one or more of these family members may have been difficult. There might have been cover-ups regarding mental health, so, for example, your parents could have had mental health struggles that they didn’t discuss, leaving you confused about their behavior until later in life.

You might have also experienced feelings of being avoided or ignored, which could have negatively impacted your self-esteem. Growing up, you may have felt isolated and struggled with low self-esteem. Your parents might have been very strict, perhaps expecting you to go to school and come home without much outside of that routine, which could have felt restrictive and confining. As a result, you might have felt like you were living in a “prison” and lacked the freedom to enjoy your childhood. You may have had to escape into your imagination because you didn’t feel like you had the chance to experience childhood in a typical way.

Additionally, your childhood might have been confusing, and you could have struggled with clarity around your experiences. There may have been trauma that you haven’t fully processed yet, and it might be difficult for you to unpack it. You could have a fear of confronting or re-experiencing these memories, which could make it harder for you to heal.

In school, you may have felt different or isolated. It could have been challenging for you to fit in, and you may have struggled to focus or grasp concepts. You might have been a daydreamer or found it difficult to stay on top of your work. You may have required extra assistance, such as tutoring or special education classes, or had difficulty keeping up with homework and grades due to procrastination.

As you got older, it may have been unclear what you wanted to pursue in the future, and many aspects of your life could have felt blurred. You might have struggled to find grounding in spirituality, particularly if you felt conflicted between the religion or spirituality you grew up with and what you truly believed. Despite researching different religions and spiritual practices, you may not have felt a strong connection to any of them.

It could take you a long time to see tangible results in your life. You may spend a lot of time in your head, overthinking, and struggling to take practical steps toward your goals. It might be challenging for you to focus and concentrate on things that lead to tangible outcomes. You may have worked low-wage jobs or had difficulty holding down stable employment. Relationships with others might also be challenging, as you may tend to self-isolate or feel disconnected from people due to having different experiences.

Sun square Neptune - and them feeling like they're being spiritually attacked somehow, or divinely prevented. Sometimes indicates an absent father or he wasn't around as much.

Pluto in the 1st house - and people not having "normal" interactions with you. They're either obsessed or hate you for no reason.

Moon opposite Neptune - and you wanting to see what you want to see rather than facing reality.

Sun square Moon- and feeling like what you want to do and what you have to do never align. (sometimes it's an indicator of a child of divorce or parents never getting along)

Sun sextile/trine Saturn - and wanting stability and security in their life. Very reliable people

Sun trine/sextile Uranus - and being an actual genius. Super lucky placement. Also your intuition is top notch.

Venus trine/sextile Neptune - and wanting a fairy-tale type of love story. What's funny is that they do actually manifest it somehow.

Mars square/opposite Jupiter - Big D energy. Could be overpromisers sometimes. They do struggle with controlling their energy. It's either too much or not enough

Sun square/opposite Uranus - and people hating you for being so different from them. Don't listen to the haters boo, just be yourself.

Sun square/opposite Ascendant - What you present as and who you actually are, are two different people. Inner conflict between bringing these two to fucking cooperate.

Ascendant square/opposite Saturn - Authority figures trying to get you to "tone it down" because you might be too much. Suck my D (sorry for the language). Could apply for the sun square/opposite rising too.

7th house stellium - and having trouble advocating for yourself because of people pleasing tendencies. They really struggle with standing up for themselves but don't mind doing it for others.

More planets in the left hemisphere of your chart means you are more self directed, also self-made

More planets in the right hemisphere of your chart means you will be working with others a lot

Uranus in the 12th house - and having a big fear of your freedom being taken away from you. Also you get these random flashes of genius when you're not even trying

8th house stellium - and wanting intimacy but fearing it at the same time. They crave being seen and understood by people but are scared of simultaneously. Abandonment issues can be a thing or fear or losing control of themselves.

Pluto trine Jupiter - and your beliefs getting stronger after every time life tried to take you down. Life really tries them and they kick it's ass anyway.

Mercury sextile/trine Mars - and your ability to win every argument with logic.

Mercury sextile/trine Jupiter - and their ability to understand both the teacher's and student's perspective. Amazing mentors

Anyway that's all for now. I'll talk to you guys sooonn.

the house where pluto sits in your solar return chart marks the specific area of your life that is currently under a high voltage spotlight. this isn't a gentle year of growth; it is a surgical strike on whatever was fake or half-baked in that part of your world. for the next twelve months, you are being asked to shed a layer of skin you thought was permanent. you will feel a heavy, magnetic pull to get to the raw bone of the truth, even if the process feels like a slow demolition. here is where the fire is currently burning.

pluto in the 1st house you are currently a stranger to yourself. the mirror is a high stakes interrogation this year because the person you’ve been pretending to be is no longer sustainable. you might feel an intense urge to change your physical look, your name, or the way you carry your body. people will notice a gravity in your presence that wasn’t there before. you find your power when you realize that your identity is allowed to be intimidating plus that being real is much more important than being liked by the crowd.

pluto in the 2nd house your relationship with survival is undergoing a total overhaul. money is no longer just a number; it has become a question of personal power plus freedom. you might deal with sudden shifts in your income or a visceral fear of losing control over your resources. you're learning that you can't buy safety plus that your actual worth has nothing to do with what you can bank. you find your grit when you realize that you are the only asset that actually matters when the ground starts to shake.

pluto in the 3rd house your mind is a detective performing an autopsy on your own logic. you see through the polite small talk plus the local gossip with a level of clarity that makes you want to stay silent. your words carry a massive amount of weight this year, plus you might find yourself saying the one thing that changes everything in a room. your relationship with siblings or neighbors is entering the deep end. you find your clarity when you stop trying to sound normal plus start speaking the raw truth that everyone else is trying to ignore.

pluto in the 4th house the fire is in the basement. you are digging into your roots plus your family history to find the secrets that were buried long before you were born. home doesn't feel like a place to rest right now; it feels like a site of constant psychological construction. you are breaking ancestral cycles simply by refusing to repeat the same old stories behind closed doors. you find your peace when you realize that your home is a frequency you carry within your own bones plus that you are finally the boss of your own sanctuary.

pluto in the 5th house your heart is being put through a furnace plus you are coming out much less agreeable. you are done with the shallow version of romance plus the creative projects that don't have a heartbeat. you want a soul merger or nothing at all, plus you find your joy in the things that feel a bit dangerous or unconventional. your inner child is looking for a revolution this year. you find your best self when you stop performing for the applause plus start creating just to feel the heat of your own spirit.

pluto in the 6th house your daily routine plus the way you treat your body are heading for a total reboot. you are realizing that you cannot live like a machine plus expect to stay human. your work life is changing through sudden shifts in the power dynamics of the office. your health might give you sudden signals whenever you are being fake or staying in a situation that has already expired. you find your grit when you turn your daily habits into a ritual of honesty plus realize that taking care of your nervous system is your most important job.

pluto in the 7th house your relationships are currently a laboratory for intensity. you are attracting people who act as mirrors for your own hidden power plus they force you to face the parts of yourself you’ve been avoiding. the traditional rules of partnership no longer apply plus you are looking for an alliance where nobody is trying to own your time. you might deal with total endings or sudden rebirths in your closest bonds. you find your balance when you realize that a real connection requires two people who are brave enough to look at the dark together.

pluto in the 8th house you are sitting in the deep end plus the water feels like home now. you are dealing with the shared money, the debts, plus the secrets of the world with a level of bravery you didn’t have last year. you have an internal x-ray vision for the truth plus you have zero patience for anyone who tries to play games with your trust. you are undergoing a cellular transformation where the old version of you is being burned away. you find your power in the dark plus the realization that the end of a story is the only place where a new morning can start.

pluto in the 9th house your belief system is currently a glitch in the algorithm. you are looking for a truth that doesn't require a book plus you find your meaning in the radical ideas plus the long trips to nowhere. the old rules of society look like a cage plus you are taking leaps of faith that make everyone else in your neighborhood nervous. your mind is expanding beyond the horizon plus you are becoming a teacher for the people who are still trying to figure out the old manual. you find your luck when you finally realize that the world is much bigger than the mind you were born into.

pluto in the 10th house your career plus your reputation are being rewritten by a fire that you didn't see coming. you are no longer interested in climbing a ladder that leads to a room you don't even like. you want to leave a legacy that actually means something for the future plus you are willing to burn your old public image to find it. people see you as a leader who isn't afraid to break the rules. you find your success when you stop looking for respect plus start building your own mountain from scratch. your name carries a weight that can change a whole system.

pluto in the 11th house your tribe is currently a collection of brilliant accidents plus your social circle is changing faster than you can track. you are finding your people among the outcasts plus the ones who speak a language that nobody else remembers. you are a visionary for a cause that is bigger than your own life plus you are finding that your individual light is exactly what keeps the whole movement from getting bored. you find your joy when you connect the dots for the group plus realize that you belong to the tomorrow, not the crowd.

the house where the sun sits in your chart marks the specific room where your energy stays parked for the next twelve months. it is the primary theme of your current era plus the area of life where you are meant to be most visible. this is where you are spending your fire plus where you find the most meaning in the everyday.

solar return sun in the 1st house this is the year of the mirror plus the raw start. you cannot hide right now plus you have zero interest in playing a supporting role in someone else's story. your identity is currently a high stakes project plus you might feel a restless urge to change your name your style or the way you carry your body. you are emerging from the shadows plus the only person you are trying to impress is the one looking back at you in the morning. you find your power when you realize that your presence is the actual manifesto.

solar return sun in the 2nd house your focus has shifted to the ground beneath your feet plus the weight of your wallet. abundance is no longer just an idea; it is a visceral requirement for your peace of mind. you are looking at your bank account plus your self worth with a level of grit you didn't have last year. you want the high quality sheets the perfect coffee plus the sense that you are actually safe. this is a season of realizing that your stability is a luxury you finally have the resources to build.

solar return sun in the 3rd house the world is suddenly getting very loud plus very busy for you. your brain feels like a non stop radio station plus you have this desperate need to talk to everyone plus learn everything. you find your excitement in the local noise the short trips plus the constant exchange of data. it is a mental reboot where the truth arrives in flashes of insight through a text or a random conversation. you are the messenger of your own life right now plus you find your clarity in the variety.

solar return sun in the 4th house the windows are closing plus you are heading into the midnight hour of your year. you probably feel an overwhelming urge to stay home lock the door plus just breathe in the silence. your focus has turned inward toward your roots your family plus the things that happened behind closed doors when you were a kid. you are healing the foundation plus you have zero energy for the social games of the outside world. your private life is where the real magic happens right now.

solar return sun in the 5th house you are finally coming out of the basement plus into the sunlight. after a long time of being serious you are suddenly craving the sparks the romance plus the creative fire. you want to be seen you want to play plus you want to fall in love with something just for the joy of it. your inner child is currently running the show plus you are realizing that life is too short to follow a script you didn't write. you find your best self when you are playing a game that nobody else knows the rules to.

solar return sun in the 6th house the party is over plus now you are interested in the mechanics of your own survival. you find a weird kind of peace in the to-do list the workout routine plus the way you organize your day. you are refining your body plus your work habits because you realize that a good life is built on the small details that everyone else is too lazy to notice. you find your pride in your competence plus your health plus you realize that being useful is a form of self respect.

solar return sun in the 7th house you are tired of being alone plus you are suddenly looking for your reflection in everyone else. your focus has shifted to the people across from you plus you are realizing that you need a partner or a witness to feel complete. you are learning the art of the soft compromise plus the beauty of a pair that moves as one. your relationships are taking up all the air in the room plus you are figuring out where you end plus where the other person begins.

solar return sun in the 8th house you have entered the deep end of the pool plus the lights have gone out. you are currently obsessed with the things people aren't supposed to talk about like the secrets the shared money plus the psychological baggage you've been carrying for years. you are undergoing a total soul transformation where the old version of you is being burned away to make room for something stronger. you find your power in the dark plus the realization that the raw truth is the only thing worth holding.

solar return sun in the 9th house the heavy walls of the deep end have vanished plus you are suddenly looking at the horizon. you feel a desperate need for freedom a long trip or a big idea that makes sense of the mess you just survived. your mind is expanding plus you are taking leaps of faith that you were too scared to consider before. you are finally trusting the universe to catch you plus you show us all that the best way to find yourself is to get a little bit lost.

solar return sun in the 10th house you have reached the peak of the mountain plus everyone can see you standing there. your focus is entirely on your career your reputation plus the mark you want to leave on the world. you are the boss right now plus you are carrying a heavy sense of mission plus authority. you want respect plus you want your success to be a blueprint for everyone else. this is the highest point of your visibility plus you find your pride in the legacy you are building stone by stone.

solar return sun in the 11th house the pressure to be a solo success is starting to fade plus you are looking for your tribe. your focus has shifted to your friends your community plus the collective dreams you share with others. you want to belong to something bigger than just your own career. you are a visionary who is fueled by the group plus you find your joy in the movements plus the social circles that actually matter. you realize that you are much stronger when you stand together.

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DISCLAIMER: These are just my personal observations and are meant for entertainment purposes only; it may not resonate with everyone due to the nuances of astrology. Please respect my work and avoid copying or stealing it. Enjoy reading!!

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 1st House :

you had to be strong before you even knew what strength was. people saw your fire, your passion, your bold way of showing up, and just assumed you didn’t need comfort. so you rarely got it. you weren’t held the way you needed. you weren’t met with softness. just expectations.

your anger began as a form of defense, not aggression. you lashed out because it was the only way to say “i matter” when no one else was saying it for you.

you were punished for reacting, even when someone crossed a line. your reactions were labeled as overreactions. your “attitude” was the problem, never the disrespect you received.

you felt invisible unless you were loud, and when you were loud, you were told to tone it down. nothing you did felt right. your very being was treated like it needed adjusting or needed to be modified in order to be “acceptable”.

you weren’t allowed to just exist, you had to earn your space, justify your emotions and constantly prove that you were good enough to be heard :(

underneath all the rage is grief baby. grief from never being treated with the tenderness and kindness you deserved to be treated with. grief from being called difficult for simply having a sense of self

your inner child burns with fury anytime someone tries to define you, limit you or suggest that your essence is “too much” to be loved as it is.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 2nd House :

you were made to feel like wanting was wrong. that needing something meant you were a burden. your desires were treated like inconveniences to others.

you learned early that your worth was tied to what you could give and how little you needed in return. so you stopped asking. but over time, that silence turned into quiet resentment. your self-worth became wrapped up in your achievements and your inner child started to believe that being loved meant being useful, not simply being you.

any time someone dismisses your needs now, it reopens a wound. because you remember what it felt like to want safety, comfort, attention and be told “no” without care.

you may have had things taken from you without consent, your belongings, your choices, your time and it taught you that what’s “yours” can disappear in an instant.

you were taught that love should be earned and that even basic needs come with guilt. so now you guard your worth like a fortress, ready to fight anyone who tries to devalue you. you often equate even gentle criticism with personal rejection, because your inner child still remembers what it felt like to be blamed for simply having needs. to be told you were too much, too emotional, too demanding, when really, you were just asking to be seen.

you feel your inner child rage when people act like you should be okay with crumbs. because deep down, you know how it feels to give everything and still be told it’s not enough.

your fire is not greed. it’s the flame of someone who knows what it’s like to have to prove you deserve what should’ve been yours by right.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 3rd house :

you were interrupted more than you were heard. every time your curiosity sparked, someone dimmed it or mocked it. your thoughts weren’t seen as important, they were dismissed, corrected, or silenced.

you were told to “calm down” when you were just excited, to “speak nicely” when you were simply passionate, and to “think before you speak” when all you were doing was trying to express yourself. and if you have mercury retrograde too, the overthinking and self-doubt that followed probably became unbearable.

you may have had to compete for attention in your own home - siblings, noise, distractions and so you learned to speak louder, faster, sharper just to be noticed.

your rage stems from the belief that no one ever really listened to you. and when they did, it was to find fault, not to understand.

you carry anger from being underestimated. you had so much to say, but were treated like you were just talking too much. too fast. too out of line.

you feel a deep fury when you’re ignored or cut off because your inner child still remembers what it felt like to speak into a void.

your mind became a battleground between needing to be understood and fearing that no one ever truly will.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 4th house :

you were raised in an environment where safety came with conditions. maybe you were protected physically, but not emotionally. maybe you had to fight just to feel seen inside your own home.

you felt like you had to toughen up early and be the strong one, the independent one, the one who didn’t cry even when it hurt. there wasn’t space to be soft or be vulnerable but only to survive. so when you did need to cry, you did it in secret. because somewhere along the way, you learned that vulnerability made you weak and weak wasn’t safe.

your anger lives in your chest. it flares when people talk about “family” like it’s automatically nurturing, because to you, home was often a place of tension, not peace.

you were told what to feel and how to feel it. emotions like anger were unacceptable, unless someone else in the house was expressing it. your own feelings were either dismissed or punished.

your inner child doesn’t trust easily because they had to build their own emotional armor. they were taught love could be withdrawn without warning, so now they expect to be abandoned before they can feel safe.

you hate when people try to control your inner world, because that’s exactly what you fought to reclaim. your emotions, your space, your truth - you had to earn them.

you still burn with rage when someone tries to invade your peace because you remember a time when you didn’t have any.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 5th house :

you were told to “be careful” when you were just trying to be joyful. your spark was policed before it had a chance to grow. your creativity felt like a threat to those who didn’t understand it.

your passions were either ignored or treated like a phase. when you got excited about something, you were told to tone it down, not get your hopes up, or focus on something more “useful”.

you carry a deep, quiet anger about not being encouraged. about having to fight for your joy. about having to explain why what lit you up mattered or why something makes you feel happy.

you may have been shamed for taking up space - for being loud, expressive, emotional, theatrical. you were made to feel like loving yourself or being proud of yourself was arrogance

your inner child burns with rage when people act like your joy is frivolous, your art is childish, or your voice is “too much.” because you remember what it was like to be dimmed

you became protective of your self-expression. you learned to create in private, love in secret, or laugh only when it felt safe. but the fire never went out. you wanted romance to feel fearless, like you could love out loud without shame. but instead you were made to feel embarrassing for how openly you cared. your inner child still aches at being told their passion was too much to be loved back.

you get angry now when someone tries to shrink the very parts of you that once saved you, your passion, your confidence, your ability to feel deeply and loudly.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 6th House :

you grew up thinking rest had to be earned. that you had to do something to deserve peace. love felt like something you had to work for, like if you weren’t being useful, you weren’t worthy. so even now, slowing down makes you feel guilty, like you’re not allowed to just be.

you feel rage when you’re expected to keep going even when you’re so exhausted and tired because that’s what you were taught as a child: that tired wasn’t an excuse, and pushing through was expected.

you may have been forced into routines or responsibilities too early. the weight of being reliable was placed on you before you knew how to ask for help.

your inner child isn’t angry about working hard, they’re angry that no one noticed them unless they were achieving something. they’re hurt that love came with conditions. that they were only cared for when they were useful, never just because they existed.

you were made to feel like your needs got in the way. so now when someone tries to micromanage you, fix you, or make you feel broken for struggling, it angers you.

you feel a deep anger toward people and systems that expect so much from you but give nothing back. because that’s what you grew up with, being pushed to perform, to show up, to stay strong, with no space for how you actually felt. it still stings, being treated like a machine instead of a person.

you’re not angry because you hate structure. you’re angry because it was forced on you before you even knew who you were. you didn’t get to choose your pace, your path, or your needs and you just had to fall in line. and that pressure still lives in your body.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 7th House :

you were taught to play nice. to keep the peace. to not make things harder for anyone else. so you started shrinking yourself, holding back your anger, your truth, your needs all just to keep things smooth. and now a part of you still feels guilty for taking up space, even when staying quiet meant losing yourself.

you didn’t just crave love baby, you fought for it. you chased people who made you feel seen, even if only in fragments. your inner child still aches from the effort it took to feel chosen.

you were made to believe that being “too much” would drive people away, so you softened yourself to be accepted. and when they left anyway, the rage started to burn.

your anger isn’t about others leaving, it’s about what you gave up to make them stay. it’s about the way you betrayed yourself just to be loved.

your relationships became battlegrounds where you either lost yourself or fought to be understood. you were always either chasing or defending.

your inner child gets angry when love feels one-sided. when needing closeness is called “clingy,” or being independent pushes people away. all you ever wanted was to be loved without having to change who you are.

your inner child doesn’t fear love, they fear disappearing in it. they get angry when being in a relationship starts to feel like losing yourself. like your needs, your voice, your fire slowly fade just to keep the peace.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 8th House :

you were forced to deal with intensity before you knew what to do with it. secrets, power struggles, emotional undercurrents, you felt them all, but no one taught you how to name them.

you weren’t allowed to be fragile, even when life broke you open. people expected you to “handle it,” to not fall apart, to be strong for others while your own wounds were ignored.

your inner child rages when people try to pry you open without earning it. because you remember what it felt like to be emotionally invaded, violated, or exposed before you felt ready.

you had to deal with your emotions on your own from a young age. no one was there to hold you through the hard parts, so you learned to stay quiet and handle it yourself. now, when someone ignores your pain, it brings up all those old feelings of being unseen.

and yes even though you’ve always had to take the lead or be bold in some way or the other, there’s still fear in doing things on your own. deep down, you worry that if you fall, no one will be there to catch you.

you carry rage for every time someone took from you without giving back, be it your energy, your trust, your body, your secrets. now you guard yourself because you had to.

you burn when people treat your silence like consent, or your strength like invincibility. because your inner child still remembers what it’s like to be strong and terrified at the same time.

you’re not cold my love, you’re a fire that’s been contained for survival. and anyone who tries to control your emotional power will feel the heat you buried long ago.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 9th House :

you were told what to believe before you even knew you had a choice. you didn’t get to ask “why” , you just had to accept it, even when it didn’t sit right. deep down, your inner child still aches for the freedom to think for yourself, to explore, to believe in something that actually feels true.

your curiosity was mistaken for rebellion. your need to explore, challenge, and curiosity were treated like a threat instead of a strength.

you were punished for thinking differently, maybe not directly, but through subtle disapproval, shame, or being made to feel like your dreams were unrealistic, immature, or selfish.

your inner child still rages when people try to box you in, when your beliefs are belittled, or when your vision is met with cynicism.

you learned to hide how big you really are. how much you want. how far you’d go if no one held you back. and that suppression built into resentment.

you feel a deep anger when people assume they know more than you just because they’re older, more “qualified,” or louder, because you’ve always known your truth, even when no one else respected it.

you were born to roam, to question, to reach for more than what you were handed. but growing up, every time you wanted something different, you were told to settle down, to follow the rules, not your heart. your inner child still burns with anger when your freedom is treated like a flaw, or when your curiosity is met with shame instead of support.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 10th House :

you were expected to succeed before you even had the chance to mess up. the pressure started early, to get it right, to be the best. and somewhere along the way, you started to believe that being loved meant always performing, always achieving.

your identity got tangled with productivity. you were praised when you got it right, but not held when you got it wrong. so you learned to equate mistakes with failure of character.

you became the strong one, the driven one, because it felt like the only way to be safe. like if you slowed down or showed weakness, everything would fall apart. now it stings when people call you “too much” or act like your ambition is just about ego, they don’t see what it’s protecting.

your inner child burns with rage every time someone calls you “intense” for simply caring. for giving your all. for wanting to be more.

you were never allowed to slow down without feeling like you were falling behind. now, you carry a fire in your chest that never cools, even when you’re exhausted.

you’re angry because no one saw how heavy it was to carry so much alone. they just applauded the outcome, never the sacrifice.

you don’t rage because you want to dominate. you rage because you never felt free to define success on your own terms.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 11th House :

you always felt like you had to earn your place in the group. friendships didn’t come with ease, they came with performance, people-pleasing, or being the one who took initiative every time.

you felt invisible in spaces where you wanted to belong the most. the rage didn’t come from rejection - it came from being overlooked, underestimated or used when convenient.

you were the one who fought for the friend group, who planned, who showed up but rarely felt like anyone would fight for you back.

your inner child gets furious when people treat you like an afterthought. because you know how deeply you craved community, and how painful it was to be excluded from it.

you get angry when people only like parts of you. when they love your energy but ignore your truth. when they want your spark, but not who you really are. it makes you feel used, not seen.

you learned that being authentic often meant being alone. and that made you furious, not because you wanted to fit in, but because you had to choose between being seen and being accepted.

you still carry rage for every space that made you shrink yourself just to be part of something bigger and now, your soul refuses to do it again.

❤️‍🔥 Aries in the 12th House :

you weren’t allowed to show how angry you were. or how afraid. or how loud your inner world was. so you buried your fire where no one could reach it, not even you.

your inner child doesn’t throw loud tantrums, it stays quiet and burns inside. it shows up in your overthinking, in your random mood swings, in dreams you can’t explain. the anger is real, even if no one sees it.

you were always told you were too much, and too sensitive at the same time. so now, when people say “don’t take it personally” or “just let it go,” it stings because no one ever made it feel safe to feel that deeply in the first place.

you’ve carried battles you couldn’t name. inherited wounds. unspoken grief. emotional weight that was never yours to begin with. and your inner fire has been used to keep others warm at your own cost.

you feel anger at your own silence. at how long it’s taken you to speak. at how many times you swallowed truth to keep peace. you didn’t want peace, you wanted to be heard, your inner child wanted to be heard.

you rage quietly at the way people romanticize being “low-maintenance” or “chill,” because you know what it’s like to suppress your needs until they feel like ghosts.

you are a storm disguised as stillness. and the world doesn’t know how lucky it is that you learned how to control your fire but your inner child still wonders why you ever had to.

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☆Pluto in 1st: Your appearance, your aura, the entirety of you, who you are, what you do, everything actually!

☆Pluto in 2nd: Your earnings, your opinion about something or someone, what you find right and wrong, your belief, people may actually want to inspire themselves, or aware themselves from your opinion actually, your voice. Your self esteem, your confidence, people may want your attention.

☆Pluto in 3rd: The way you think, the way you can think from a third, out of box perspective, unconventional thinking and opinion

☆Pluto in 4th: Your past experiences, things you don't talk about, your privacy, your family and who you are friends with, your social circle, your true feelings about someone or something

☆Pluto in 5th: Who you are dating, what people are talking about you for, what are you receiving attention for, what new stuff are you making, thinking or creating

☆Pluto in 6th: What you actually do for a living maybe, may be what are your whereabouts, where do you live, what is you lifestyle like

☆Pluto in 7th: your partner, people who you spend time with, people who you give attention and emotional support to, your business ideas, what are you buying or investing in

☆Pluto in 8th: A very secretive placement and actually very attractive, and obsessive. People may be crazy about you or may be an unexplainable attraction, you do not know what it is but it just lures you in. Fantasizing about you. Very possible people from your past obsess over you!

☆Pluto in 9th: Your beliefs, worldview, and cultural experiences. People may be fascinated by your ability to challenge norms, your travels, and how you interpret life's big questions. Your advices are likely to be taken by people with seriousness regardless. You may have attention from your teachers and professors for either good or bad reasons.

☆Pluto in 10th: Your public image, career, and success. How you do and what you do. People may be drawn to your authority, ambition, and how you hold power in the professional world, obsessing over your achievements.

☆Pluto in 11th: Your friendships and social influence. People may obsess over your ability to connect with others, who you make friends with. You may be extremely desirable as a friend, attracting secret admirers often, especially in friend groups. It reminds of this lyric "if I let you in my circle you're a winner"

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✧Sagittarius Risings are probably some of the most fun people to have around. Regardless of how upset they are or how much they do not desire to be in a particular situation they’d never let that bother them to a great extent. They’re truly just here to enjoy life and find their people. They live off the vibes, they live in the moment and everyone loves them for that. Also they’re really good at making people laugh.

✧I’ve heard so many people say that Sagittarius Venus is a placement that indicates unfaithfulness? Where are yall getting this data😭? Sure, this placement can build someone who has commitment issues, they might not be willing to commit but that’s entirely different from infidelity. They’d never go out of their way to cheat on their partners, at least not the people I know who have this placement. In fact everyone with this placement that I’ve known personally all admit to having this irrational fear of settling for someone/something that does not align with their purpose in life and just someone they’d have to sacrifice a lot of themselves for; but whenever they’ve gotten into relationships they’ve been blindly faithful. In fact I’d say that their choice in partners isn’t always the best, their type is so fluid. You never know who they’re gonna end up with. There’s a lot of trial and error they go through in life before ultimately settling down.

✧People with Jupiter in Cancer often have quite large families or they come from joint-families. Jupiter brings abundance wherever it sits. It doesn’t necessarily mean that the families they come from are supportive, kind or loving. But I will say that a lot of people with this placement come into some pretty hefty inheritances from the said family in their lifetime. A friend of my uncle’s has this placement and he inherited quite a large amount of land from his mother’s side of the family and hasn’t had to work a day in his life. Also, they might have foreign blood in them from a couple generations back.

✧Pisces over the 2nd houseoften makes the person want to distance themselves from all material possessions, deeming them evil. A woman in her late 30s who has this placement once told me that she wants to give up all that she has under her name and take up monkhood and never look back again. She also kept telling her acquaintances that they shouldn’t chase financial gains as it’ll only bring them closer to their ruins.

✧People with Aries over the 8th house will inevitably meet with a big accident at least once in their life. Either as the witness or the victim. My mother has this placement and when I turned 8 (ironic) she got into a pretty rough road accident.

✧Virgo Risings are concerningly obsessed with their reputation and wanting to look good in the public eye. Their life could literally be falling apart behind closed doors. But is their suit crisp enough? Is their hair gelled back just right? Is their eyeliner smudged? They truly fear being looked down upon and being belittled so they put a lot of effort into looking good for others. They are often really insecure about their appearance, which I do not understand because these people are gorgeous.

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⇒People with Libra Mars struggle a lot with respecting boundaries, they’re not timid, I’d rather say that they’re good at masking their true emotions with faux joy and just being overall composed and keeping up the attitude despite the situation they find themselves in. It can get annoying when you’re trying to talk to them about how you don’t appreciate certain things they do, because they genuinely don’t see the issue in what they’re doing. Your boundaries are basically non-existent.

  ⇒Someone with prominent Libra in their chart will inevitably clash with someone with prominent Scorpio. The latter prefer keeping to themselves and even if they are friendly they’re exceptionally secluded when it comes to their inner world. Libras on the other hand cannot help but poke and brode at the latter, in their head they’re trying to help. Trying to get the other person to be a part of society because to them that’s the true joy of life. Humans are social creatures and Libras might be the embodiment of that saying. 

⇒ Virgo Suns can be really two-faced. In a way that you’ll know they don’t like you but they will be bothered to keep up the pretence. A lot of my virgo friends behave this way. They’ll show the bare minimum social grace to someone they find annoying and they don’t bring up their distaste unless someone else does it first and they’ll quietly stand by, assess the reaction others have to that opinion before judging if they should or shouldn’t add on. They’re highly aware of their surroundings and people’s opinions of them play a big role in how they view themselves. 

⇒ Libra Venuses are I’d say just as big a perfectionist as credited to their Virgo counterparts. They hold their creative endeavours very very close to them and for good reason, they’re more so the artist than the muse. They can get really nasty if you mess with their work or criticize it. The type to spend the next week quietly nit-picking at whatever you do and never address the issue directly. My passive aggressive queens. 

⇒Most Pisces Moon I know have really intriguing maternal figures and often tend to be far closer to their maternal grandmothers than their mothers. Their mothers often seem emotionally absent or struggling with their mental health in general. [T.W Body Dysmorphia] we know pisces rules over dreams and illusions, most of these mothers suffer from moderate to severe body dysmorphia and often project the same onto their child/children. It’s so sad because these mothers have so much potential and genuinely don’t seem like bad people but the moment they go through a slump, they see their children as an embodiment of their inner demons and treat them as such as well. 

⇒Aries Moons on the other hand have exceptionally immature maternal figures in their lives. Their maternal family line can internalize a lot of misogyny and their mother could fall back into an unhealthy cycle often and have violent outbursts. I speak from personal experience plus I know a guy who’s an Aries Moon and his mother clearly favours him over his older sister. I have a younger cousin on my maternal side and whenever I visit them I’m always expected to act in accordance with my younger male cousins (I’m the sole granddaughter).  These mothers can also be hyper-independent and regret getting married/having children in general and she might blame the hindrances in her life on her husband/children. They can also raise their children to not depend on anyone and thus most Aries Moons I know have insane trust issues. 

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Aries Mercury: You start doubting yourself when you don’t feel that you’re authentically being you. That can also include when you don’t have the physical or financial resources to realize the version you see of yourself in your mind.

Taurus Mercury: Your own self doubts are usually fueled by not spending enough time on your own. If you spend too much time working, being around other people you easily lose your feeling of self. You essentially lose touch with yourself.

Gemini Mercury: Whatever it is you are currently working on has a major impact on your confidence & therefore your self doubts. If you’re pursuing a degree, any setbacks even if they’re minor can make you question your own worth.

Cancer Mercury: Self doubts are fueled by your family or people who you understand as your family. Criticism from your loved ones can feel extremely personal, it rarely ever feels as though it can be constructive, it’s always an attack on you.

Leo Mercury: Your self doubts are fueled by the way other people see you and perceive you. Others usually have high expectations and standards for you, so as soon as you can’t fulfill everyone‘s expectations, your self doubts are being triggered.

Virgo Mercury: You usually get yourself in routines that are perfectly made for your physical and mental well being. Once you get out of those routines or they’re being disrupted, You struggle to get back in and start doubting yourself, your stamina and your energy.

Libra Mercury: Feeling as though you’re behind others your age can fuel your self doubts. Yes, we all move at our own pace but taking a bit longer for your degree or not being in a relationship at a specific age can feel very difficult to you.

Scorpio Mercury: You start doubting yourself and everything you believe in once your intuition betrayed you. Perhaps you were wrong about a person or one of your believe systems collapsed, this usually has a long lasting impact too.

Sagittarius Mercury: Self doubts are usually triggered by academic failure and overall failing to perform well. People usually know you as someone who doesn’t crack under pressure and is a continuous performer so their disappointment tends to be your trigger.

Capricorn Mercury: Any form of rejection or criticism towards your work can fuel your self doubts. Especially if you care a lot and really want a specific job, a rejection can feel as though you failed your younger self entirely.

Aquarius Mercury: Your self doubts are triggered by what you create or what you don’t create. Others usually know you as a driven and creative person, which is why you’re usually expected to do something great and extraordinary in life.

Pisces Mars: Your ego is fueled whenever you get the opportunity to do things on your own terms. More importantly, you tend to feel very comfortable and confident when you have the say in what you do and how you get to spend your day.

Aquarius Mars: Your ego is fueled by having your pattern recognition and predictions being proven right. Especially when you were right all along about someone‘s intentions or about someone who was fishy from the get go with nobody really being able to pinpoint what it is about them.

Capricorn Mars: Your ego is fueled by exceeding expectations, both your own and external expectations. You want to achieve more than people expect you to and you get an extra ego boost if you did so in silence and kind of “came out“ as a surprise with whatever it is that you got done.

Sagittarius Mars: Your ego is fueled by the advice you have given being the exact thing that should’ve been done in a situation. Although it’s nothing malicious, you get an extra boost whenever someone didn’t listen to you and then later had to admit that you were right all along.

Scorpio Mars: Your ego is fueled by someone who wronged you getting a taste of their own medicine. Now, that doesn’t mean that you’re malicious or a bad person but seeing other people receive what they give can feel very satisfying, especially if it resembles whatever they’ve done to you or someone you care about.

Libra Mars: Your ego is fueled by other people asking for your advice and involving you in any kind of decision process. This can be both on a professional and career level but also on a personal level when it comes to friendships or family. Your opinion being valued is a massive boost.

Virgo Mars: Your ego is fueled by seeing your ideas/concepts work out beautifully especially if they were doubted and criticized by others before. Particularly any techniques in regard to learning, working, studying that are tailored to your own needs and therefore are impossible to copy and apply for anyone else.

Leo Mars: Your ego is fueled by being copied. Now, this might seem like an obvious take but watching people who criticize you actually turn out to be secretly watching and admiring is an ego boost. Many people just brush off people who criticize as “haters“ but having proof that those people are actually your biggest fans is a massive win.

Cancer Mars: Your ego is fueled by people coming back to you after predicting they wouldn’t find someone like you. This can be applied to a romantic situation but also to friendships or even family ties. Simply the fact that people have to admit they miss you and what you bring to the table is a major ego boost.

Gemini Mars: Your ego is fueled by outdoing anyone who ever tried to make your life harder. That can be getting into a better life situation than your most disliked high school teacher or by moving on from a toxic relationship onto a new, mature and healthy connection.

Taurus Mars: Your ego is fueled by compliments directed towards anything you created. This can be very versatile, it can be compliments for your house or apartment, but also your work on an academic base. It can also be compliments about your child and/or your own family.

Aries Venus: Likely to be icked out by people who quite literally don’t do anything. No hobbies, no career ambitions, just staying home and working a regular 9-5 job without any passion and drive can truly ick an Aries Venus out.

Taurus Venus: Likely to be icked out by someone who is quite literally underwhelming. Getting the ick whenever someone is very much behind other people their age, which in itself isn’t bad but not trying to move out, get a job or get your license when you’re in your mid 20s can turn a taurus venus off.

Gemini Venus: Likely to be icked out by someone who doesn’t care about learning and exploring. Now, that doesn’t mean they expect a crazy career or something but someone who isn’t curious and doesn’t care to understand things they haven’t grasped yet can turn a Gemini Venus off.

Cancer Venus: Likely to be icked out by nonchalant people who think it’s cool to not put in any effort. This goes both for family and friends, but you won’t get yourself a Cancer Venus if you don’t care about your “loved ones“ and always let other people reach out to you first.

Leo Venus: Likely to be icked out by people who treat others poorly. This goes for family and friends but you can also lose a leo venus by being disrespectful to a server at a restaurant or offending people who work hard but don’t earn much.

Virgo Venus: Likely to be icked out by people who don’t care about their health and body. That doesn’t mean they seek out body builders but if you don’t (want to) take care of yourself, a Virgo Venus can’t see how you could take care of them, a relationship or a potential own family.

Libra Venus: Likely to be icked out by ignorance and arrogance. Absolutely not caring about other people’s needs and maybe even intentionally hurting others to make yourself feel better is how you lose a Libra Venus.

Scorpio Venus: Likely to be icked out by surface level and following the mainstream. If someone truly doesn’t have a personality and just copies whatever it is they see online, a Scorpio Venus won’t be impressed.

Sagittarius Venus: Likely to be icked out by people who are blind and ignorant towards other cultures, religions and customs. Especially if that involves degrading others for where they come from and what their unique background is. Essentially having no multidimensional understanding for human nature.

Capricorn Venus: Likely to be icked out by lack of critical thinking. Especially nowadays if someone falls for the most obvious AI generated images and articles without ever thinking about researching the weirdest and most illogical things they see online.

Aquarius Venus: Likey to be icked out by someone who absolutely doesn’t care to listen. Listening is truly an art that only few people have mastered and you can easily lose an Aquarius Venus if you don’t care to listen or just have an attention span of 17 seconds.

Uranus in the 6th house can show someone drawn to unconventional health habits. Weird workout routines, alternative diets, or non-traditional healing methods tend to feel more natural to them than standard advice

Moon conjunct or square Neptune can indicate someone whose emotional boundaries are thin; they feel things intensely, idealize people easily, and get hurt deeply when reality doesn’t match their emotional expectations

Lilith conjunct Moon often comes with a fear of being seen as “too emotional,” so the person tries to act chill or detached at first. But when they can’t hold it in anymore, everything spills out at once, raw, intense, and unfiltered

Weak or heavily aspected Mars can indicate someone who doesn’t naturally enjoy physical activity, movement can feel draining rather than energizing, especially if Mars is hit by Saturn or Neptune

People with Mercury trine Jupiter know how to say uncomfortable or complex things in a digestible way. Even when delivering criticism, bad news, or a hard truth, their wording tends to lower defensiveness rather than trigger it

Those with Jupiter trine Pluto often experience situations where a major problem feels like the end of the world at first, but later realize that exact situation opened a door they never would’ve reached otherwise (job, money, relationship, direction)

Jupiter in the 7th house can show someone who’s naturally drawn to people with something to say, people with life experience, a broader mindset, or a bigger way of seeing the world and who quickly loses interest in narrow-minded, pessimistic, or closed-off individuals. In relationships, they tend to give their partner credibility early on, take their opinions seriously, and offer genuine support, because they deeply believe that when two people come together, they should grow, not shrink

Juno strongly placed (especially in Cancer/4th/5th/7th) can indicate someone who wants the full committed family experience, and motherhood becomes appealing because it’s tied to partnership, devotion, and building a shared life that feels emotionally real and lasting

Strong Mercury–Neptune hard aspects (square/opposition) can indicate someone who intentionally twists stories to look better, because they’re skilled at blurring facts and emotions and know how to reframe reality in a way that feels believable while quietly removing their own responsibility

Strong Pisces placements (Sun/Moon/ASC or multiple planets) can indicate someone who sleeps more than average, because their nervous system gets overstimulated easily and sleep becomes a way to escape, reset, or emotionally regulate

Strong Scorpio placements (especially Moon/ASC/Pluto emphasis) can indicate someone who never truly forgets being wronged, because emotional memory runs deep, they may stay outwardly calm while internally tracking the hurt and waiting for the right moment to regain power

Moon conjunct or square Pluto can also indicate someone who holds emotional grudges long-term, because betrayal gets stored at a subconscious level forgiveness doesn’t come easily, and emotional payback often feels like restoring inner balance

Pluto strongly tied to the Ascendant can indicate someone who views revenge as reclaiming dignity or control, not just hurting the other person, timing matters more than speed

Mars in the 3rd house can indicate someone who argues easily, gets irritated in conversations, and has little patience for slow thinking or repetition

Mercury conjunct or trine Saturn can indicate someone who’s serious about education, has strong concentration, and is willing to put in long hours of study, they’re the type who can sit with material until they fully master it

Mercury conjunct Jupiter or Mercury trine Jupiter can indicate someone who loves expanding their knowledge and often studies beyond what’s required, they’re the type who reads extra material just out of interest

Weak Fire dominance (little Aries/Leo/Sagittarius) can indicate someone who doesn’t gain energy from social interaction and prefers internal motivation over external stimulation

Pluto in the 1st house natives are usually treated terribly with kids their age and adults

Saturn in the 7th housers have by far the driest love life’s ever. Even if they are in a relationship they could date individuals who are pretty boring & unromantic (unless other placements help) they can have a more practical relationship than romantic/exciting.

Uranus square Venus don’t really have a “type” when dating, they date some of the oddest people I swear. Just anything that stimulates their mind. Can do better in long distance relationships than most people due to their extreme need for freedom.

Moon square Saturn can indicate feeling neglected or unloved by your mother. I’ve seen a lot of ppl with this placement be put up for adoption or in foster care systems.

A lot of Taurus risings that I met had the most beautiful singing voice, (Gemini risings too are pretty good singers).

Scorpio moons can ruin a lot of healthy with a lot of potential due to their issue with being vulnerable. They can be super suspicious & secretive for no reason. This can make a lot of people believe you’re not really into them… they’ll be obsessed with a person but still act very nonchalant.

Gemini moons usually fall in love with people that can make them laugh. They love to laugh & being around people with good humor.

Virgo rising women are either baddies or super nerds… no in between lol.

Scorpio risings can trigger people like no other. They reflect others unhealed trauma causing others to react to them in an extreme manner. They tend to rub people the wrong way (even though most are sweethearts so I have no idea why:(

Having a Venus in retrograde in either Aries or Scorpio can cause women to hate on you a lot or be rude to you for no reason.

Neptune in the 12th house natives are so psychic it’s insane. Very sensitive to the energies around them… sometimes a little too sensitive. With this placement it’s important to find ways to keep yourself grounded or have some sort of spiritual outlet. If you have this placement DO NOT experiment with drugs, you are more likely to get hooked on substances due to your escapist nature. Could also have a deep love for music or making music.

Venus in the 5th house people never doesn’t have a crush lol. Always crushing on someone new. They get SOO obsessed with their crushes lol. (Even if they’re in a relationship… oop..)

People with Uranus conjunct Venus are soooo fun. Being around them can never bore you they’re so unpredictable and always down to do something wild. Very magnetic placement as well a lot of people are drawn to them. Can struggle however with short term relationships, it starts off very electrifying and exciting then dies down after a while.

Venus in Taurus natives really appreciate gifts from their loved ones. They love when you remember something they mentioned once and get it for them. Gift giving is a big love language of theirs.

Venus in the 2nd house people have the most SEXY VOICE. Like ughhhh. Big sweet talkers. A lot of people compliment your voice. Also I’ve seen a lot that had such a beautiful face & amazingly clear skin (makes sense Venus is in her home in the 2nd house). A lot of men will spend money on you randomly because of how pretty you are. These people have more luck finding a sugar daddy or a very wealthy partner.

Saturn in the 5th house synastry can make it uncomfortable for you guys to be intimate and flirty with eachother. It can feel really awkward when they attempt to flirt and be lovey with eachother. This placement in synastry with someone is such a deal breaker for me😭.

People with Saturn in Aries can be insecure about being the last one to finish or feeling more behind than others. They can have a problem with acting on their desires due to insecurity and feel like others are doing more than them. Can take them awhile to gain confidence to just go for what they want. Can have a fear of failure.

7th house Venus’s can be obsessed with the idea of weddings. Could’ve been planning their dream wedding since they were a little kid.

Pluto in the 5th house people are so jealous in a relationship. They also like when their partner is jealous/possessive over them.

Libra in the 5th house people take FOREVER to get ready lol. They always gotta look their best even if they aren’t going anywhere fancy. They can also be the types that like to wear matching outfits & costumes with their partners. Can be serial daters & very flirty with others (even when in a relationship).

Saturn in the 5th house natives are literally allergic to fun. (Sorry to those who have this placement, but please loosen up a little bit lol). These people are definitely the first to leave any party or leave early haha. Letting “loose” can feel very awkward to them or could feel like they’re being “weird” for being goofy. They can also have a pretty dry sense of humor as well. Usually really talented but is afraid to express it.

Taurus moon usually choose comfort clothes over fashionable clothes (not saying they can’t dress but they definitely prefer hoodies & sweat pants over skinny jeans & tight clothing).

Mc trine/conjunct/sextile Venus can get you hired in jobs just for being pretty. I’ve seen so many people with this placement get promoted and hired with very little experience because of how charming & attractive they come off. Can be very likable in the workplace. (Especially with the trine placement).

If you have a Pluto/Scorpio in the 10th house keep your goals a secret!!! A lot of people can hate on you and speak negativity in your plans because they are jealous. This placement can attract people that want to see you fail or not go too far ahead of them because they sense your power & intelligence.

Jupiter trine ascendant can bless you with a very lucky life/joyful life and personality. Can also bless you with amazing health & a healthy body. You guys are master manifestors. This placement is chefs kiss.

Sun in the 10th house can indicate that you had a father that could’ve been really hard on you & focused heavily on being successful over your emotions. Only focused on you when you were achieving something great. Father could’ve been a workaholic.

You are usually really attracted to people whose ascendant conjunction your Venus sign. Can be viewed as being “your type”.

People with a lot of 6th house placements I notice tend to be more likely to have an iron deficiency.

Venus in Pisces men are either super romantic & dreamy or completely clueless in terms of romance.

Jupiter in Libra can be a big beauty indicator. A lot of beautiful people have this placement. (Example; Adriana Lima).

🩵Leo moons are so easy for me to spot in a group. They're so theatrical, silly, and loud. Huge class clown vibes. Something about their presence is also very warm and supportive. They know how to lift others up.

🩵Solar return years with your moon in the same sign as your natal moon tend to be years where you feel as if you really return to yourself in a way. You're more open to trying new things or enjoying the things you used to love again, possibly from a new perspective.

🩵Uranus in the 12th house may feel very weird and strange from the people around them and afraid for others to see that in them. There's this fear of expressing yourself fully. Whatever is repressed in their daily life is often revealed to them through their dreams and those dreams can be very bizarre as well.

🩵When it comes to transits, Saturn has always been the most reliable for me when it comes to timing and life lessons. Uranus has been the biggest indicator of unexpected change and shifts in my life. Even when I try and predict what may occur during a Uranus transit, it always manifests in a way I couldn't even imagine.

🩵Speaking of Uranus transits, I know so many Taurus MC's that have had the craziest career journeys and unexpected success since 2018 when Uranus first entered Taurus. There's also an element of longevity in success, given the stability of Taurus energy.

🩵If you have a personal placement in the same sign or conjunct your north node, the energy of that planet will be significant throughout your life. For example, if the moon is there, emotional nurturing, stability, and intuition will be important in achieving personal success.

🩵Scorpio and Virgo placements LOVE to analyze and observe. Scorpio picks up on the depth and things people try to hide, while Virgo picks up on the smallest details missed by most people. Excellent detective pair lol.

🩵Sagittarius placements, particularly sun and mercury, can be so brutally honest in their communication style, while also keeping things lighthearted and fun. It's such an interesting balance. Sagittarius energy is definitely, "saying what everyone else is thinking, but too scared to say."

🩵I've noticed that mutable suns are the most unpredictable people. It's hard to fully pin their identity down, as they're always changing and open to new ways of thinking, expressing themselves, and relating to others.

🩵Scorpio ascendants and/or mars/pluto in the 1st house individuals have such an immense intensity to their appearance and the way they carry themselves. There's an undercurrent of power to them and they can also be very influential people.

🩵Moon in 1st house people can be taken advantage of or bullied a lot due to their vulnerability, sensitivity, and how they wear their heart on their sleeve. This could also manifest as people just perceiving the 1st house moon person as someone who needs to be protected.

🩵I've noticed a common theme of Capricorn suns essentially being born responsible and mature. They also experience a lot of struggles in childhood, typically due to the level of responsibility placed on them at a young age. Even if they aren't the oldest sibling, there's often a dynamic in families where the Capricorn sibling is expected to act like an adult and be the mature one.

🩵It's funny, it typically takes me a long time to warm up and feel comfortable around others, but when I meet people who have their sun as my moon, I feel such a strong connection to them almost immediately and we'll soon start sharing our entire life stories with each other lol.

🩵Mars in the 3rd house can be huge adrenaline junkies. They can be very courageous and open to trying scary things. Also very common to develop a strong interest in cars or other types of vehicles. Very busy and restless minds that like to stay active.

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- when mars was squaring my mars i started boxing 😭

- during my solar return when venus was in my 10th house, i ended up working in the beauty industry!

- Mars transiting my 5th makes me an animal. Like. Lock me up. I feel bad for my man 😭

- mercury trines my saturn every time i stop procrastinating and start getting my shit done

- when Pluto was in my 11th during my solar return year, i lost a lot of friends and cut off people i never thought i would. I also noticed a LOT of my friends and by a lot i mean actually 99% of them. A lot of my friends were going through some sort of intense crisis/ situation. One of my friends even had a near death experience.

- pisces mars are good at ...... eating ... food.. you can say..

- Pluto in 8th can signify you exploring your sexuality. I have noticed a lot of people into BDSM/Swingers/cucks etc have this placement!

- the biggest shapeshifters are Neptune 1st housers. Very idealized people.

- when i was dealing with substance abuse problems saturn was in my 8th, along with neptune squaring my ascendant

- what's up with people with Chiron in 6th getting bullied at work. To the point where they have to quit... it's never a regular random coworker hating on you, it gets BAD. Not only that but it's a STRUGGLE to find a job with this placement.

- Those with Pluto conjunct venus cannot love until they learn how to let go of control. Everything is about power for these natives if undeveloped.

- Saturn in 12th... skeletons in the closet. Are you harboring a secret from your father? I swear nobody truly fully gets to know a Saturn 12th houser.

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A lot of closeted people I know have Saturn in 1st & Chiron in 1st.

Chiron in 6th can indicate struggling with mental health. I honestly consider this an OCD placement esp if you have a lot of virgo/ if afflicted.

Taurus Venuses LOVEEE a good ambience while doing the deed. Music, dim lighting , candles, etc you name it & they will love it.

Uranus in 8th house.. FREAKKKKKS. The most taboo kinks you can think of, these natives have. However, with it being in 8th these natives tend to keep their sexual life private. Long periods without sex may also be possible,

Saturn in 9th can cause delays with education. You may have to work a little harder than others but its okay, if you build a home very fast it won't be stable. But if you take your time, everything will be okay. You just have to put the work in that Saturn is demanding.

Saturn in 8th you may experience a deep transformation regarding intimacy, sex, others resources etc. While I had this transit I was in SO much debt. You will DEF come out of this transit with a DRASTICALLY different view on sex & intimacy.

Moon 9th housers..( I'm talking to you Pisces moons..) will you ever feel at home anywhere? when you are somewhere you wanted to be why do you suddenly want to go someplace else? That is why 9th house moons gravitate so much towards religion/spirituality/ higher knowledge. Exploring the world is a common desire for these natives, what they fail to realize though is that mental exploration is what is needed.

Pluto in 7th- WHYYYY IS EVERYBODY ALWAYS TRYING TO CONTROLLL YOUUUUU. But also... WHY ARE YOU ALWAYS TRYING TO CONTROL EVERYTHING. You are facing yourself through other people.

Uranus in 7th housers love eccentric people & attract quite a few of them.

Chiron in 3rd may indicate some sort of blockage with communicating. I noticed people with this placement used to get bullied as children, tend to feel incompetent hence why that blockage is there. But oh my god you guys know what to say all the time. Very healing people to be around, the type to say one sentence and it will stick with someone for the rest of their lives.

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- I've noticed a lot of virgo placements have inconveniences happen to them often. for example, getting your order messed up when you're already running late, forgetting certain things at the worst time etc. they get aggravated by these things more than people regularly would. These natives enjoy to be prepared, but I have noticed the worst things seem to happen at the worst time that it's almost comedic 😭

- people with 4th house placements love to watch those ring door scary videos. Makes them want to invest in cameras for their home LMAO biggest fear I've noticed for these natives is something happening to their family/ someone breaking into their home. The thought of somebody unwanted in their most sacred place is terrifying to them.

- 2nd house stelliums can be very passionate yet possessive in love. I've noticed a lot of men with this tend to view love as transactional.

- venus in 10th if undeveloped- can care way too much about what people think. Posture, mannerisms etc. the type to feel uncomfortable going out in public if they are not all glammed up. May feel threatened by other women/compare themselves often.

-Gemini moons are very paranoid about oddly specific things. Like final destination type stuff. They're also weary of people listening in on private conversations. Type to look back 3 times when sharing a secret.

-Libra placements usually have a very unique fragrance scent. Or in general they always smell really good.

-I've noticed most times I've had prophetic dreams and visions Neptune sextiles my sun

-Uranus in 11th - these natives can have a lot of internet friends/ spent a lot of time online while younger. These friendships can last a lifetime. May have been involved in a community online such as a fanpage/ big groupchat of some sort etc. Potential of getting groomed/ weird experiences online.

-Venus square Pluto natives can have unwanted sexual thoughts. May deal with sexual intrusive thoughts.