All about Pluto in Libra or in the 7th house

How deep is your love? Hang on a sec while we go grab our scuba gear. With plumb-the-depths Pluto in Libra, the partnership-powered position, it probably ranges somewhere between “wholeheartedly devoted” and “totally obsessed.”

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Traits of Pluto in Libra

Relationships are your raison d’etre. Once you’ve deemed someone worthy of pursuit, you will give them all of your focus! Whether for business, pleasure or a creative collaboration, you thrive as half of a power couple. Even if one of you plays a background role while the other takes center stage, having your “other half” involved gives you an abiding sense of security.

A firm privacy policy is essential for you to feel safe opening up. At times you can take this to extremes, disappearing into the couple bubble or creating a secret world with your mate. You must be careful not to neglect other connections once you’ve found your “missing puzzle piece.”

More about Pluto in Libra relationships

When in a relationship, Pluto in Libra people may grapple with darker emotions like jealousy and possessiveness—and in some cases romance addiction, looking to partners to fill a sense of emptiness. Having a strong support network is a crucial insurance policy, ensuring that you won’t put too much pressure on your primary relationships. “You Are My Everything” might be the perfect music for your wedding dance, but don’t turn it into your lifelong theme song.

But…Pluto in Libra can swing between extremes! In mythology, Pluto kidnapped young Persephone and hid her underground. Hosting the furtive planet here can set you up for quite the “pursuer-distancer” dance. As true intimacy kicks in, and you feel seen and accepted for all your humanity, look out! Vulnerability is NOT this planet’s specialty.

Pluto’s unconscious impact can act like a magnet, repelling you from the very person whose name you doodled in a thousand hearts. After the spiking divorce rates of the 1960s, Pluto’s tour of Libra from 1971 to 1984 brought us a generation of people who transformed relationships, designing them on their own terms.

Your evolution in this lifetime involves drawing a more defined line between me and we. As you develop your own identity, and take the risk to step out independently, you’ll build an abiding sense of confidence. Inner strength comes from knowing you are enough on your own. Healing from shame and finding safe communities that support your vulnerable expression can be crucial to this process. Transparency is your path to transformation. The less you hide, the more magnetic you become!

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