posted July 13, 2011 03:40 PM            

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Originally posted by Lonake:
Do you know that this last one would cry sometimes when I tried to get more out of him re:motivation, etc? It's like Venus vs. Pluto I think in a chart like that, and yes it does make sense that one would rather identify with the Venus and disown the shadow. I have Venus conj a luminary (Moon), plus an angular and heavily aspected Pluto and I was a-ok with going deep, but not him. Maybe cos I have Pluto Ic and my strength is who I am at the core vs. Pluto at the Asc which is more for show as I've seen, it's more about portraying Pluto as an image. He called me strong all the time, powerful, etc. and maybe he was seeing that, the Ic vs. the Asc.

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I understand your Pluto conjunct IC, but is it in H3 or H4?
Mine is in H4 and I could tell you a few things about this configuration...

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Originally posted by abcd efg:
Yes. This description fits the guy. I also thought, after reading a few descriptions on sites, that perhaps Sun conj Venus in Gemini would make the person sort of a flirt or superficial in relations when it comes to a close relation like say lover. I mean not the platonic ones. A kind who cannot stick to one in depth at 'a building a relationship or partnership level'? Could this interpretation be correct?

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Yes, there may be commitment issues in the love relationship department with this conjunction in Gemini. Flirt is a key word for Venus in Gemini, even more with sun conjunct venus in Gemini. However, one and only aspect is not enough to state a native will not be able to stick to a relationship, and this person may be mature enough to live this conjunction in Gemini at deeper levels (Saturn integration).

posted July 14, 2011 08:54 AM            

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Originally posted by Lonake:
H4, 1 degree off from IC.

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There is a book any people with a strong Pluto should have. I do not know if you have already read it, but it left on me a strong impression. I never read such a deep and powerful description of Pluto in H4 before. I am still pondering what I read. The author is Jeff Green and the book: “Pluto: The Evolutionary Journey of the Soul, volume 1”. The all book is about Pluto in natal houses and aspects, transits, solar return, progressions.
It explains the strengths AND weaknesses of Pluto in IV. Be careful, it may takes a while for you to face it. Lol. I loved it because I want to know the truth about myself (the Pluto drive inside of me). If you happen to read it, tell me what you think.

posted July 15, 2011 08:20 AM            

I love this quote because it is exactly what I felt with Sun-Venus men I met in real life.

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Originally posted by sand:
oh noez! i think i have some ryan o'neal aspects too.
taurus sun/ venus. squaring some leo.his is pluto. mine is moon. though his conjunction in taurus is really close.

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LOL. You may be a mild version of Ryan o’ Neal, then

You are such a sissy Taurus. I like that. Haha

posted July 15, 2011 07:27 PM            

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Originally posted by sand:
this might be more moon related coz it's titled emotional vampires but maybe it could apply. i do know everyone is at least 1 or 2 types of vampires.
http://www.albernstein.com/id59.htm

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posted July 15, 2011 07:52 PM            

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Think about it, who but a liar would expect to be doubted?

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posted July 18, 2011 07:11 AM            

If you want to see a Sun-Venus (-Mercury) conjunction man (with a Neptunian undertone, as the conjunction falls in Pisces, and Mercury which gives him this facial mobility and expressivity), look at this fanvid showing Jensen Ackles:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX0xvikGL40&feature=email&email=comment_reply_received

He worked with Jared Padalecki as a Winchester brother in the Supernatural Series which led to the “Wincest” concept (lol). TMO, too much candy kills candy, but he is such a good example of Sun conjunct Venus men (in Pisces) with all the ambiguity involved with this aspect.

Btw, I have just read another thread talking about “Mr Big Stuff”, Chris Noth in Sex and the City. The linked given was this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDYUal7Y8II

As I was watching it, I told myself: “bingo! One more”, lol. And indeed, he has a Sun-Venus conjunction in Scorpio (with some stern and serious Saturn coloration as Saturn conjuncts sun and Venus).

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Originally posted by SmilingHeart:
I only know one Venus-Sun man and that is my brother. He is a little snake charmer, that boy. He has all the girls falling for him...I think he needs that for his ego. The Sun probably looks to Venus to fulfill their needs..I don't know. Just a theory. Have to meet another person with this aspect yet, to have a more objective look on this.

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posted July 18, 2011 07:39 AM            

They are the typical male model types.Would you all agree

posted July 18, 2011 08:31 AM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
VERY interesting Sam
Thank you for those.
I am feeling the Sun/Venus man.
My darling Mert is one ,too.
I saw his picture.He is gorgeous.His is in Sag so it is a different flavor.

They are the typical male model types.Would you all agree

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Thank you, Ami. Yes, in a way, they are Charming "Projection artists" to quote Cappy1277

posted July 18, 2011 11:09 AM            

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Originally posted by sand:
what about hitler? i know he's a sun/ venus in taurus from astrotheme. just not sure if they conjunct. and i'm no hitler fan or even into war memorabilia. they're the most boring thing on the planet to me.

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posted July 18, 2011 12:05 PM            

i don't think war enthusiasts are strange. some might just be nostalgic for something they never experienced. or grew up with vets so tall tales of bravery got them into it. i come from lazy people so wars are such a hassle to my grandparents.