The client was married from April 2014 to May 2023. During that time, she built a family and welcomed two children, born in 2015 and 2016.
The separation was gradual rather than sudden — the result of growing apart and developing different outlooks on life. What once felt aligned was no longer moving in the same direction.
Following the divorce, she entered one significant relationship (September 2023 – December 2025). This connection was on-again, off-again, and ultimately emotionally draining. While it carried intensity and attachment, it did not provide the stability or emotional health she desires.
She is now seeking guidance on finding a healthy, long-term life partner.
First, we look to the Seventh House to understand your relationship needs — the types of partnerships you may experience, how you perceive relationship dynamics, and what an ideal relational environment looks like for you.
Your Seventh House is in Taurus.
This immediately tells me that you need a partnership that functions as a steady, enduring anchor in your life. You are not built for chaotic or inconsistent bonds. You need a union that feels just, fair, and functional — someone you can grow old with.
The Seventh House represents the life area where we move from “I” to “we” through formal agreement and commitment. With Taurus here, there is an inherent need for security and reliability within that agreement. You prioritize loyalty and predictability.
You need a partner who embodies grounded, bedrock energy — someone steady, consistent, and emotionally regulated. Togetherness, for you, must come with a tangible sense of material and emotional safety. The relationship must feel solid, not uncertain.
When we look at the axis between your First and Seventh Houses, we see the full relationship dynamics — who you are in partnership and the kind of partner you are designed to have across the diner table.
Your Seventh House in Taurus governs the natal promise of your partnerships — the inherited potential for how relationships are likely to manifest in the real world. With Taurus here, marriage and long-term partnership are characterized by practical, tangible themes. Relationships are not abstract or purely emotional for you — they are lived realities. They often center around shared resources, domestic life, and the physical and sensual dimensions of togetherness.
Taurus in the Seventh needs partners who are steady — sometimes even stubborn — and strongly anchored in their values, financial stability, or material comfort. This is a sign of endurance. As a result, your relationship history may show fewer but longer-lasting connections. When you commit, you invest. Relationships for you are not meant to be chaotic cycles of intensity. They are evolving journeys that require patience, consistency, and steady work to sustain.
Now, on the other side of this axis, you have Scorpio rising with Pluto on the Ascendant.
Your identity carries intensity, magnetism, and depth. Pluto represents a powerful need to know — a drive to uncover truth within yourself and within those you love. You are not built for surface-level bonds. You investigate, you feel deeply, and you experience life through cycles of transformation and rebirth.
Your self-expression is profound and psychologically aware. You may play your cards close to your chest, valuing absolute trust and loyalty. At times, themes of power and control can surface within your own persona, especially in intimate bonds.