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Hey, I want to make a similar request. Can you tell me what you think of these placements:
Scorpio Ascendant; Libra Mars in 12; Black Moon Lilith in 12th.
Thanks a lot🤍
Hi!
♏Scorpio risings usually come across as powerful, sexy and like they know something that others don't.
Gives off a dark sex appeal.
Alternately, you may know more about a person /situation than you let on.
Mars,the traditional ruler of your first house is in the 12th. So 12th house themes could be a huge part of your life. Spirituality / mental health / asylums/ monasteries / astral realm etc.
You may really enjoy your solitude.
♂️Mars in 12th can feel like they're often being suppressed by others. Or that their actions are unnecessary curtailed by the group.
You may really enjoy travelling to far off lands for adventure based trips.
Thoughts on Scorpio/Pluto-Ruled Placements and Aspects
Pluto and Scorpio often get a bad reputation being associated with death, change, and trauma
While there is a truth to this, Just because Pluto is associated with death doesnt mean it has to be “scary” and leave you a mess
How you deal with Pluto aspects/Scorpio placements really depends on your attitude towards change and your willingness to embrace it.
Humans live many lives in just one lifetime, therefore we can think of death as also symbolic.
Sometimes such change of the ego is welcome i.e., embracing a suppressed identity, removing toxic habits, setting up new boundaries etc.
Scorpio placements and those with strong Pluto aspects will struggle more if they lean into their fixed modality and dig their heels in the ground instead of learning tenacity. (This is where their sister sign Taurus tends to succeed).
The real challenge is learning to be okay with welcoming new “selves” and realities to prevail during your life path. Firmness through change is not the issue so much as unwillingness to adapt.
A scorpion had adapted to one of the world’s harshest environment; the dessert, and claimed their place as a powerful and symbolic entity, not to be toyed with.
Remember the story of Hades and Persephone (aside from the obvious problematic kidnapping). The Greek god of the the underworld Hades, is associated with the Roman Pluto. Persephone was taken against her will by Hades, and nearly fell into total despair at the thought of never seeing her mother again. Yet through the flexibility of Hades to allow Persephone to return to the surface for half the year, and Persephone’s will to step onto the thrown as queen of the Earth and Underworld, that change ultimately became her power.
Just as the scythe symbolizes death, it also represents harvest, and the imminent turning of the seasons.
Pluto asks those it oversees to find their deeper power which allows them to conquer change instead of falling victim to it. Your suffering is not a life sentence.
signs and red flags may differ but yours remind me of my mother
the first red flag i should’ve noticed was how you share a lunar ruler with my mother; if she was never able to understand me and not criticize the creases in my mental state and disregard my sentiments for she couldn’t comprehend them, why did I lead myself to believe you were any different? why did i spare my trust for you? was it because you said “you can trust me,” and i did?
the second red flag was how you described someone else as ‘intense’; a word commonly affiliated with my moon sign, a word selected—if not designed—to rule out my emotions as overbearing, when the truth remains that i just choose to feel it (unlike you, unlike my mother, how i wish you weren’t like my mother)
the third red flag was the one i waved for myself; when i said i shouldn’t judge people from their zodiac signs, but that alone was a sign, because hadn’t i become fluent in a language so uncommon to men would i possess a greater power, you made me underestimate myself, you made me believe that i had to cast aside the only thing i could put my confidence in so i wouldn’t listen to my intuitions about you.
the fourth red flag was
the fifth red flag was
the sixth and the seventh and the eight and the ninth red flags were how i thought about you for months; how i wanted to know what it's like to be in close proximity of your beating heart, but i had been, though somehow it wasn’t enough, it couldn’t convince me you were human and you were only conditioned to be nice in order to get what you needed and again, you’re just like my mother.
the tenth red flag was how you took advantage of my kindness; how you saw me as weak and mistook my giving self as someone who wouldn’t shout when they get trampled, and you pushed your tendencies onto me, like my mother’s horoscope that read “be careful of forcing your will onto your tender-hearted child”
the first white flag, and I hope will be the last, rose with me as i awoke from my slumber, carrying this poem inside my head, and i felt like crying all over again, i’m tired of justifying people using logic, i was made of equal parts of thinking and feeling, but today I couldn’t care less if my writing is weak or if i'm acting out of character; i admit i’m hurt, yet no matter how hard i try i could never make (the both of) you feel.