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Venus overlays in synastry

Venus in partner’s 1st House

Very fast attraction. The House person has the qualities the Venus person likes, whether it’s the apperance, manners or style(how they generally present themselves). It’s the placement for “love at first sight”.

Venus in partner’s 2nd House

A need to be physical, a lot of touching between these two. The Venus person brings out the House person’s possessive side. The Venus person is something the House person wants to have(could be  avery superficial placement, the house person might treat Venus like an object). They buy eachother a lot of gifts.

Venus in partner’s 3rd House:

The house person will be very verbally sweet to the Venus person. The Venus will inspire them to be kinder in their words, more lovely and could even help them start writing/express their creative side through talking. Love letters, messages that make the other smile throughout the day.

Venus in partner’s 4th House:

Venus reminds them of home. A very family-oriented placement. The Venus partner has the kind of love the house person needs in order to feel nurtured, comforted. Venus too finds the House person very caring and protective. The type of relationship to prefer at home dates.

Venus in partner’s 5th House

A very exciting and full of pleasure kind of love. The house person views the Venus as someone they would need in order to satisfy their need for play/fun. Venus will be attracted to the 5th House’s creativity and artistry. This relationship either doesn’t last long or never loses its “spark”. 

Venus in partner’s 6th House

Venus brings beauty and pleasure into the House person’s daily life. They could make little gestures that would “make their day”, their presence adds harmony. A very “giving” type of love, they will always be by the other’s side and support eachother.

Venus in partner’s 7th House

Dependency, a strong need to please the other, adjust their love in the way the other person wants them to. The couple that’s always together, always calls the other to tell them what they’re up to. A real “marriage” placement, because of how willing both parties are to always work things out. 

Venus in partner’s 8th House

Very secretive and sexual. In this relationship sex and intimacy is a big factor.There could be possessiveness, jealousy and obsession with the partner(especially coming from the House person’s side). The Venus person is attracted to the house person’s dark side and mystery.  

Venus in partner’s 9th House

Their love could’ve started spontaneously or they might’ve met while on vacation. The House person’s adventurous and curious side is brought out in this relationship by the venus person.This love could be a lesson/growth experience. 

Venus in partner’s 10th House

The House person sees Venus as someone they’re proud to have and show off. This could also be a very superficial placement, because the House person could use Venus’s love in order to benefit in some way. Nonetheless it’s great for having a future together.

Venus in partner’s 11th House

Could’ve met through friends or in some type of group. It might’ve started as a friendship. Not the most showy relationship, they could be mistaken for friends.Their dates could be very casual, even with other people around them. Very easygoing for both parties.

Venus in partner’s 12th House

Possibly a very private relationship, closed off from other people, secretive. There is a “healing” between them, Venus loves the House person’s sensitivity, hidden side and that’s what connects them the most. The House person opens up fast and this relationship could be beneficial to them, because they feel that someone finally loves the side which they themselves don’t fully understand or love. 

(via capvenus)

For the first time in his life, he stopped worrying about results, and as a consequence the terms ‘success’ and ‘failure’ had suddenly lost their meaning for him. The true purpose of art was not to create beautiful objects, he discovered. It was a method of understanding, a way of penetrating the world and finding one’s place in it, and whatever aesthetic qualities an individual canvas might have were almost an incidental by-product of the effort to engage oneself in this struggle, to enter into the thick of things.
— Paul Auster, Moon Palace (via quotespile)
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