posted December 17, 2014 11:13 PM            

In your case though, both love planets aspect Uranus so this is likely to be a fling.

posted December 18, 2014 03:09 PM            

Moon/Venus conjunct his Uranus: For me it was love at first sight. There was the initial attraction on both sides, but the relationship was unpredictable. We saw each other from once a week to once a month. There was distancing on both sides. I made a point not to ask or expect anything from him. The lesson was to let go of trying to orchestrate the outcome I wanted which was to be close to him. I think I did fine because I have Moon conjunct Uranus natally, but I wouldn’t want this vibration long term.

Venus parallel Pluto. Magi says this is the most obsessive aspect. It certainly is the case for me.

Pluto trine his Mars. There was intense sexual attraction. Sun conjunct his Pluto. We experienced power struggles, or rather he wanted/needed to be the dominant partner, and I wanted an equal balance of power. I also shined a light on his subconscious patterns.

I think it was his Saturn squares, to my Moon and Venus that made it too painful for me to continue seeing him.

In general, I think the outer planets in major aspect to the personal planets or in the 7th house call for expression outside the relationship. As an example, my ex has Uranus and Pluto natally in the 7th house and he was a psychotherapist (Pluto in the 7th) and a motivational speaker and writer coming into contact with thousands of people (Uranus). I think otherwise, it’s too much for a single human being or an intimate relationship to carry the projection and handle the archetypal energies of Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.

posted December 18, 2014 04:55 PM            

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Originally posted by Aubyanne:
Or very unconventional.

I've got a lot of Uranian contacts in my synastry with both my husband and my partner. In our case, the URANUS influence just denotes then unique nature of our relationship dynamics.

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Exactly! Uranus is not always short and fleeting.

I can just be different, revolutionary, unconventional or with lots of changes and surprises. That is all good stuff! Unless you are hyper fixed of course.

posted December 21, 2014 09:11 AM            

I think the question is: how much Pluto and Uranus the natals need? there's your answer. If these connections reflect the natal needs. Uranians need the spark of Uranus in their relationships, Plutonians need a heavy Pluto etc.

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posted December 21, 2014 10:01 AM            

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Originally posted by Odette:
What would you make of a synastry chart that has very close Uranus-personal planet conjunctions as well as Pluto conjunctions?
Uranus is generally interpreted as leading to brief encounters or on/off affairs but Pluto energy is associated with long lasting love and attraction. What would be more likely to happen?

These are the aspects (all 0' orb) - Mars conjunct his Uranus, Venus conjunct her Uranus - and Sun conjunct her Pluto.

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