"Flirt Mode" of Venus in Sagittarius

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 Rising Sign or Sun Sign is Sagittarius, you may also have the following style to some extent; but whatever your Sun Sign may be, when you have Venus in Sagittarius your way of flirting is even more likely to be as described below.)

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

Expansive. You show an appetite for variety, new ideas, and new experiences. "Excessive" might be a better word, for you can over-do things a bit - or a lot. You may find yourself "embellishing" or exaggerating to inspire more interest in you. You may be thinking a little "hype" would help.

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Adventurous. You seem willing to explore new experiences and new places. Foreign countries, foreign food, flying, or horseback riding may suddenly seem so interesting. A motorcycle ride may seem so appropos.

Care-free. You appear to be free of restrictions; and will give a partner "space" and freedom. In flirt mode you may act more like a "free spirit" than usual, or seem more optimistic and enthusiastic. (You might also act a little "clutzy" or clumsy.)

Companionable. You want to pal around with your flirting partner, to be "friends first". Your naturally friendly style may be mistaken for serious interest and attract unwanted wanna-be's.

Philosophical or humorous. You play the part of philosopher or clown. You may laugh a lot, or make someone laugh. (If you find yourself making bad jokes, you are probably in flirt mode.)

Spiritual. You seek to share your spiritual path or be a guide. Or you act as a "seeker" or student to one who can teach or inspire you.

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