"Flirt Mode" of Venus in Aries

See Venus in Fire Signs and Flirting by Sign.

(Your Venus Sign is the Sign where the planet Venus is located in your birth chart. If your Sun Sign or Rising Sign is Aries, you may also have the following style to some extent; but whatever your Sun Sign may be, when you have Venus in Aries your way of flirting is even more likely to be as described below.)

If you have Venus in Aries in your birth chart, when you go into "flirt mode" you tend to "act to attract" in some of the following ways:

Impetuous. You are easily infatuated, then may lose interest if you get bored. If someone sparks your interest, your "rapid response" can get you involved too quickly when caution could be the better approach.

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Direct and bold. You make your interest or intentions known, and are rarely subtle or shy about it. You can risk rejection, and recover from a rebuff. You'll flirt fearlessly and make overtures overtly.

Challenging. You present a challenge, acting coy or cocky or "hard-to-get". And you like a challenging conquest too. You may engage in sports or a game of chance to attract the attention of one you desire.

Competitive. You love to be chased, to elude, then let yourself be caught. Flirting is a game, and you play to win.

Ardent. You seem passionate, and love to be "swept away" with desire. You can be enthusiastic and energetic, and seem "full of fire" to one you desire.

Independent. You seem self-reliant, and you appreciate self-assurance in those you choose to flirt with. A wimp wouldn't win your warmth and affection.

Another trait of Venus in Aries involves your head (since the head is associated with the Sign of Aries). Your way of showing affection may sometimes be to push your head into someone or rub your face or hair against them - similar to the way a dog will push at you with his nose.

 See Sign Compatibility  and  Opposites Attract.  ©2001 by  Michael Star