Venus, the planet of love and beauty. A feminine planet and shows how we approach and want to receive love. Also of art and creativity. While Venus signifies various elements in one’s life, two of the main significations of Venus is of love and relationships. Placed at most 48 degrees away from your Sun sign, your Venus sign will never be more than two signs away. So if your Sun is in Taurus, you will have either a Pisces, Aries, Gemini, Cancer or even Taurus Venus. Here, we’ll speak about venus’s rulership and dignities – Taurus, Libra, Pisces, Aries, Virgo and Scorpio.
Taurus Venus
If you have your venus in Taurus, it’s considered a domicile placement. This means that you are able to express your venus qualities very well. You are affectionate both romantically and physically. Loyal, dependable and stable partners in both friendships and relationships. You are however cautious on who you form these connections with, especially since you tend to have a provider mentality towards relationships. Food might also be a big thing for you. Whether it’s cooking with your spouse or enjoying nice meals together. You might potentially seek out a partner who is also financially stable, or you might prefer to be the one who is financially stable.
Libra Venus
Another domicile placement, if you have your venus in Libra, you are very affectionate, almost thriving on being in love. While you could fall in love very easily, you also require the right romantic gestures. You tend to adapt to their partner more, even though you prefer a balanced relationship. You are also excellent in friendships but could have trouble making decisions. There is an artistic side to you that you usually express in some way even if it’s not professionally.
Pisces Venus
Having your venus in pisces is considered an exalted placement. It’s able to express venus’ qualities and more. You have something very dream-like about you or seek someone who is as such. You could also be seeing only the good qualities in a partner, and not the bad ones. Very loving, with a tendency to be over-romantic. Accommodating, you tend to their partner’s needs or wants even if it is more of a disservice to yourself. There is a tendency to expect a fairytale love story.
Aries Venus
A fall placement, having your venus in Aries can make you impulsive in love. You tend to have quite a few short flings instead of long term relationships. You need to be the ones who initiate things in the relationship or friendship to feel a sense of belonging. Passion-filled, you may be prone to anger if you feel that relationships are stagnant. You always need it to be exciting and adventurous or you may feel bored and move on from that relationship.
Virgo Venus
Having your venus in virgo is considered a detrimental placement. You are very picky with who you fall in love with and might even avoid being involved after knowing tiny flaws in another, as you will then see it as a very big flaw. You might ‘criticize’ your partner or friends but to you, it’s showing that you care as you just want people around you to become better versions of themselves. To others, you come across as overbearing and naggy.
Scorpio Venus
Another detriment placement as well as fall, having your venus in scorpio will make you very protective of your loved ones and easily jealous. Guarded, you prefer long term relationships than short flings as you give your all, very deeply to your partner. Your love can be intense and almost all-consuming. Seductive and more of a closed book, you may seek out a partner who doesn’t hide any secrets. Especially since you want to know everything about them and their past. You could also have a secret or a past that you don’t feel comfortable talking about. When crossed in a relationship, your vengeance and fury are beyond comprehending.
While these are just basic interpretations of Venus, one must still dive deeper and look at any aspects the other stars are making with your Venus sign and the birth chart as a whole. Learn more about your Venus sign and more when you book a reading with us.
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