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Back with more observations, this time talking about Pluto in the Houses! Pluto is the slowest-moving *planet* in the Solar System, and usually takes around 20 years to change signs. Pluto represents death, rebirth, and transformation in an individual's life. Naturally, Pluto covers some darker topics. <3 Lolo
1š šš„š®ššØ: Pluto in the 1st House signals that the native's deep transformation is catalyzed by themselves and their actions. They can come across as very intimidating and can catalyze change for others due to their intensity and/or their failure to fit the mold. There is always something about these people that can seem off-putting, even when they don't seem scary. Others can be obsessed with these individuals simply because they feel changed after meeting them. They can seem shy on the surface, but can be very shameless people when it comes to their own evolution. They have an unrelenting sense of will and power that other people want to have.
2š šš„š®ššØ: Pluto in the 2nd House signals that the native's deep transformation is catalyzed by financial dealings or their self-esteem. Like I've said before, these people usually have a power struggle over $$ in their childhood or young adulthood. Sometimes, this is a parent holding money over the other, leading the native to realize that $$ = power. They are very shrewd with others and believe that everyone must work hard for their money. They can be very private with their material goods and about their pride or self-worth. The types of people who hide their emotions very well from others.
3š šš„š®ššØ: Pluto in the 3rd House signals that the native's deep transformation is catalyzed by their neighborhood, community, or lower schooling. They are less burdened by their speech being held to a certain standard. These natives can be considered as outcasts or foreigners in their own communities. They can be the victim of relentless bullying from said community, and try to change themselves and their values to purposely not fit in with the people around them. They may come from a well-known family in their communities or have very notorious siblings, in one way or another.
4š šš„š®ššØ: Pluto in the 4th House signals that the native's deep transformation is catalyzed by private and family matters. This is a very difficult placement for Pluto, and one of the most difficult placements overall, to me. Their parents and ancestors can be victims of trauma, which they tend to pass on to the native. The native's parents can be very controlling people, to the point that the native goes through life feeling restricted by the people closest to them. They can have very big emotions, but only let a select few who have earned their trust see them. You don't earn their trust easily, either.
5š šš„š®ššØ: Pluto in the 5th House signals that the native's deep transformation is catalyzed by romance, pleasure, or children. These people may be drawn to certainĀ red flagsĀ that others tend to avoid in relationships. They can try to glamorize toxic relationships through their art, which these people also find a transformation in. They are powerhouses in the bedroom, but these people don't do casual hookups. They have a way of entrancing everyone they are involved with, leaving them with many options in their love life. They may have issues conceiving children; this is also true if there's another malefic involved (Mars, Saturn, Uranus, to an extent)
6š šš„š®ššØ: Pluto in the 6th House signals that the native's deep transformations are catalyzed by work, everyday routines, or enemies. These natives can be victims (or perpetrators) of workplace harassment. This placement can also signal objectification in school or work environments. They may be prone to work in very serious or hostile environments (hospitals, morgues, jails, etc.) This placement may also point to having life-altering health issues or having a lot of enemies in your day-to-day life.
