Venus Square Ascendant

"I am able to embrace imperfections and find beauty in flaws, cultivating balanced and accepting love in my relationships."

Opportunities
Expressing Who You Are
Finding Those with Similar Characteristics
Goals
Seeing People for Who They Are
Being a Realist
 

Venus Aspects

Venus represents our feminine or sensual nature. It rules over two areas of life : love and money. Venus rules our sentiments, what we value and pleasure including grace and charm. Venus rules the arts, love and romance, beauty entertainment and comfort. We look to venus in your chart to identify how we approach our relationships whether through security, conquest or adventure and what things in life bring you most pleasure

Venus Square Ascendant

With Venus Square Ascendant, you possess a natural inclination to create positive impressions and focus on the best qualities of those you encounter. However, you may experience deep disappointment when individuals fail to meet your expectations. Nevertheless, you possess the wisdom to recognize that perfection is an elusive concept, allowing you to refrain from passing judgment based on others' flaws. Your affinity for creativity, the arts, and refined elegance is likely to be prominent, and you are drawn to individuals who possess similar characteristics. In matters of marriage, you can expect a joyful and love-filled union. A well-aspected Venus indicates the potential for lasting love even beyond the wedding ceremony. In the case of adverse aspects, your spouse may exhibit laziness or passivity. However, your deep connection and love for each other will overshadow any minor concerns. While you project confidence and self-assurance on the surface, you have a deeper reliance on personal relationships for your happiness and contentment. This reliance may stem from a childhood where you were indulged or overly nurtured, leading you to expect similar treatment from your interpersonal connections. Reflecting on this, consider how your tendency to focus on the positive qualities in others affects your relationships. Are you able to embrace their imperfections and find beauty in their flaws? How can you cultivate a more balanced view of love and personal connections that allows for growth and acceptance?