Venus and Uranus aspects
Venus and Uranus in aspect describe how much freedom and surprise your love life needs. Together, in step or at odds, they set how you fall in love and what keeps you there.
Your friends have learned not to ask about your love life until you bring it up, because it is never what they expect.
Venus is love and taste; Uranus is freedom and the unexpected. An aspect between them electrifies attraction, and its angle says whether the current charges your relationships or shorts them out.
Venus conjunct Uranus
You fall suddenly, and for unusual people. You need freedom inside love, and your taste in art and style runs ahead of the crowd. A conjunction like this makes love exciting and hard to settle.
Venus trine or sextile Uranus
You keep love fresh. Friendship and romance blend easily for you, you give partners room and you enjoy the unexpected, and your style is original without trying. The trine makes it easy; the sextile rewards experiment.
Venus square or opposite Uranus
Closeness and freedom collide: on-and-off relationships, sudden attractions and sudden exits, a fear of being trapped. The square makes you restless in love; the opposition brings partners nobody could call steady. Once you build freedom into love on purpose, the restlessness becomes a talent for relationships that stay alive.
How common is each?
Over the years the two meet in all five, some more often than others.
| Aspect | How common |
|---|---|
| Venus conjunct Uranus | about one birth in 20 |
| Venus sextile Uranus | about one birth in eighteen |
| Venus square Uranus | about one birth in thirteen |
| Venus trine Uranus | about one birth in thirteen |
| Venus opposite Uranus | about one birth in 25 |
Measured every six hours from 1920 to 2030: the share of births whose chart shows each aspect between them, within the orbs every chart here is cast with.
Find your own aspects
Your chart is free and takes a moment: the wheel, your Sun, Moon and rising sign, and every aspect between your planets, with how close each one is.