All about weird partners & Uranus in the 7th house…
Sometimes it’s best if you give a person space (and time) to work out the kinks in their life. A person who is acting wonky may be trying hard to carve out a niche for themselves… Generally speaking, people don’t like this. They want to hold other people close. They don’t want to deal with […]
Dear Elsa, Recalling your comments about your seventh house Uranus and how quickly people decided they wanted to marry you, what would you suggest to someone who was thinking of marrying a seventh house Uranus person? Not that I’m wanting to right now, but the idea is eerily appealing considering I’m the kind of girl
I have Uranus in my 7th house. I can get along with pretty much anyone. I’m highly open to relationship, especially in passing. If a person wants to experiment and see how we might get along, I’ll show up. It’s been awhile since I had a relationship FAIL. But it’s happened now and I’ll tell you
From a consultation – “…This is an independent man. He’s a double Aries with Mercury in Aries. He’s going to put himself first in most any case. He’s masculine. It’s survival of the fittest. He also has Uranus in the 7th house aspecting Venus which is like a double whammy. It’s not a deal breaker.
I tend to hold on to people who have let go of me. With Uranus in my 7th house, I can definitely give a person space, for years and years and years. That’s not the same thing as letting of though, is it? In moving across the country, I’ve became aware of just how fixed
“I feel bad. I just don’t how to get married. How are we going to do it?” I asked the soldier. “Well it’s like this. We stand in front of a guy and he says, do you take this woman, Elsa P to be your lawfully wedded wife. And then I say, I do. And
I get a true kick out of some people who are “antisocial”. But let me clarify this… I remember when a person could be “antisocial”, and it was not considered a mental illness. A person might be known not to like people all that much. No one cared. These people were characters. They were loners
choctawdreams writes in, The Word “Relationship” and Why It Scares Most People… “So my question is, why does the word “relationship” scare the beejibees out of people so much especially in this generation? And why are so many afraid to lose who they are as an individual in a relationship?” The man he was discussing
