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"A'thaen" Yautja Oc x Reader - Mate - nsfw

Warnings: nsfw, size difference, dead animals, yautja seeks a partner, exophilia, teratophilia, monster x human, alien sex, slow burn, sex in water, sex outdoors, blood play, breeding - English is not my native language!

Synopsis: You used to live in a small house near a forest. But one day you sensed something, someone was watching you and brought you gifts. A strange creature that could kill you with sheer force and he was looking for a mate for life.

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German Version

You never worried about whether it was safe to live alone in an old house near the forest. The nearest big town was a good half hour away from you and it was rare for people to pass by. The letter carrier, maybe, but very rarely. Not even tourists or hikers were to be seen here. The nature around you was rough and a bear liked to sneak around the river near you. It was dangerous, especially in the salmon season, but you respected nature and its fauna and stuck to the rules:

Stay on the path.

Stay out of the way of mother animals.

Never get between predator and prey.

Make noises so that you are not suddenly confronted without warning.

And most importantly. Never travel in the dark without weapons. You had a weapon but never used it, you wanted to avoid it because you didn't see weapons as a positive thing. They only caused death and destruction and people had become dangerous beings through war and hatred. One of the reasons you lived out here.

You stared out of the window. Dark clouds were moving across the sky, it was definitely going to rain soon and somehow you were looking forward to it. You loved rain, it calmed you down and you always took one of your many books and made yourself comfortable on your sofa. Enjoying the peace and quiet, listening to the patter of the rain while the wind whistled outside and the trees gave way awkwardly under the force of the wind and the rain.

You flinched when you suddenly heard wolves howling in the distance. Puzzled, you looked up. Normally wolves had little desire to be active in this weather, at least that's what you thought, but you could hear how restless the otherwise brave predators were. You sat so still on your sofa, as if a murderer was going to jump in at any moment and you were trying not to attract attention because of the silence.

It was only seconds before an agonizing, screaming squeak made you tremble. It sounded like a wolf, but its wail was so high-pitched that it almost sounded like a child in agonizing pain. You swallowed. Your heart pounded and fear rose up inside you. What was out there?

The next scream made you flinch even more, but it didn't stop at two. A pack consisted of five to fourteen members. Alpha animals, kittens, puppies. Everything was there, sometimes even the grandparents were still there if they had a good chance of living. You knew the pack. You affectionately called them the River pack, because the wolves always stayed close to the river and had their territory there. The river was about five hundred meters from your home and you could clearly hear one wolf after another going silent. It made your blood run cold.

Something strange was going on out there. What kind of predator would kill an entire pack of at least seven animals just like that? There were seven of the Riverwolves at your last count. It was a comfortable pack size and you enjoyed watching them with your binoculars. A bear perhaps? But did bears ever attack a whole pack of wolves?

Out of paranoia you checked the door again, fine, it was locked. There was another door, it led into a small stable of sorts. But there was nothing in it, you had emptied it out and used it as a kind of lair as you had no animals. You no longer felt like reading, so you got ready for bed and went to sleep. Even though your pulse was still beating strongly against your skin.

It took a while for you to fall asleep, but when sleep pulled you in, it was deep and firm. You woke up refreshed and got out of bed. Your breakfast consisted only of an apple, as you were rarely hungry after getting up. You packed your bag and went out the door. You wanted to go for a walk, even though you were still feeling the effects of last night. But it always smelled so good after it had rained. Especially in the forest.

You hummed to yourself and went on your daily walk. You knew this route inside out, since you've lived here, you've always walked it as best you could. It led you past berry bushes where you had tasted some of the sweet fruits and every now and then you could spot a deer.

You were so lost in thought that you didn't notice how you were being watched. But how could you? The creature was invisible and hiding in one of the trees, staring at you like a vulture that had found new carrion. The creature followed you for a few meters and watched your every move. Almost curiously.

Your legs carried you unintentionally to the river, you wanted to see the area. Maybe you could find out what had killed the wolves, but it was as if nothing had ever happened. No blood, no cadavar, nothing! Someone had done a thorough job and you were beginning to fear that it might be poachers who were up to mischief here. You didn't see the danger coming, but He did.

A crack in the bush sent shivers down your spine and you turned cautiously. A large grizzly stepped out of the undergrowth. Its heavy panting made you gulp and you walked slowly backwards until you could feel the gravel under your shoes. Behind you was the riverbed and you considered jumping in, but at the same time you were worried that it might trigger the bear in front of you. Today was definitely not your day.

“Take it easy,” you whispered and tried to breathe calmly. But the bear in front of you stomped up, a growl came from its throat and then the male animal reared up in front of you in all its glory. Your eyes grew wide and your instincts kicked in, you ran. The bear's roar still in your ears, he was so close and tears welled up in your eyes. What had you done to deserve this now? What had you done wrong?

You really thought you were going to die, the thought of bears eating their prey alive and not bothering to kill them beforehand made your stomach churn. Your lungs burned and a root became your doom. You hadn't seen it and painfully you tripped over it and fell into the shallow water. You groaned as the stones tore open your knees and the bear's heavy gallops came closer. You were about to scramble to your feet just as the beast's huge jaws shot towards you. But things turned out differently than you had expected.

The grizzly was pushed aside with full force, but you couldn't see anyone. Even the bear seemed confused, but it sensed something. Now it was even angrier and another roar came from its mouth. He ran towards a place where there was no one, but it seemed different. The bear actually grabbed someone, but your eyes couldn't see him. For the time being. But then outlines flashed, they were hard to make out, they glowed, then they showed some skin. Dark skin, lizard-like. Confused and disturbed, you drew your brows together and watched the spectacle.

The bear didn't stand a chance, even though he put up a brave fight. He took blow after blow, but then he bit down when his half-invisible opponent briefly lost focus. Green liquid flowed out of the bear's mouth and it turned back in your direction. But before anything could happen to you, the bear howled. Its throat was severed with a smooth cut.

A strangled cry escaped your throat as the invisible creature lifted the lifeless body, which weighed a good three hundred kilos. Then it revealed itself. Its skin became clearer and you gulped as you looked at the large alien-like creature before you. Drenched in the blood of its victim. Under the red you could see obsidian skin, he was wearing a mask and you forgot to breathe. Would he kill you now too? Had he saved you?

“Thank you,” you breathed, not noticing the tears running down your cheeks as the adrenaline slowly wore off and you were safe for now. The alien tilted its head slightly and a clicking sound came from its mouth. You felt uncomfortable under his probing gaze. Then he threw the bear over his shoulder and left. You quickly got up and watched him go. He simply disappeared into the forest and left you alone. You held your hand to your chest and a weeping sigh escaped from your dry throat. You ran home as fast as you could. You had definitely had enough of today.

You avoided the forest for the next few days, you had little desire to get into a situation like that again, besides there was this creature you didn't know what it was. You tried to put things behind you, it hadn't returned and the bad weather outside made you sit in your cozy home and read your books again. You drank tea and tried not to think about that day anymore.

If he/she had wanted to kill you, he/she would have done it long ago. You sighed and put some more wood in your fireplace. Despite the heat, you were shivering and not even the raindrops on your window could calm down. Just when you thought you were at peace, there was a bang outside. Someone had knocked over your garbage cans, or something. You took a deep breath and stood up. Your feet carried you towards the door, your mind racing, wondering if you were doing the right thing and if you were about to die.

Your fingertips touched the knob and you cautiously opened the back door. You couldn't react at all when a heavy weight slammed against the wood and you landed on the floor with a yelp. A dull thud beside you. Your eyes widened after you rubbed your bottom painfully. There it was! Next to you, its dark skin covered in a green. Liquid that had to be his blood.

As if struck by lightning, you got up and examined the creature in front of you. It still had its helmet on, but a large notch adorned the metal. That wasn't there last time. A clicking sound drew you out of your spell. Your eyes scrutinized him critically. His breathing was heavy and he seemed to be injured. Should you really be helping him? But he had helped you too. You sigh.

You slowly walked towards him. A growl came from his throat and you flinched, raising your hands.

I don't want to hurt you, you whispered, and his helmet turned more in your direction. He was watching you intently, you felt it and it made you nervous.

“Let me help you,” you spoke slowly, hoping he understood. Another click, he seemed to be thinking. But then came a nod and carefully you moved closer to him.

“You have to take it off,” you whispered, looking at his helmet. The creature hesitated and only now did you see how tall it actually was. It had to be well over two meters. No wonder he could slay a bear with his bare claws.

He didn't even try to struggle to his feet as he almost grabbed the helmet. You heard a few clicks as if something was opening on the helmet and slowly it let go. You held your breath as you slowly saw what was hiding under the mask.

A large head, four fangs that could fold out, it reminded you of a spider and you shivered, silver eyes staring at you. It seemed almost amused when the creature noticed you staring at it, it had probably already expected such a reaction. But you remain calm.

You quickly fetch your first aid kit and get out the essentials. A bowl of warm water, thread and needle, everything was ready. You carefully started to wipe the blood off his smooth scales. You couldn't describe how it felt. He was neither cold nor warm, his obsidian black skin was dull and spikes grew out in places. He had long dreadlocks with blood red beads woven into them and his small silver eyes watched you intently. His muscles were firm and sinewy, it almost felt like he had metal plates underneath, but it was just his pure strength and he looked really strong. Big and powerful. You gulped.

His looks made you uneasy and you didn't know exactly what it was. Countless faded scars adorned his body, he must have fought a lot in his life. But one scar caught your eye the most. It was a large, elongated scar on his chest, it hadn't been a clean cut, it looked more like someone had tried to rip something out of his chest. You couldn't just survive something like that.

“Scared?” the creature suddenly croaked and you stiffened. It could talk?! You tried to stay cool and took a quick breath.

“No,” you said firmly and stared into his eyes, not wanting to appear weak. The next wound was on his chest and you gently stroked the rough flesh. He purred, but it didn't sound painful, more soothing… like he was… enjoying it. You tried to concentrate, but his mere presence made you fuzzy and the feel of his muscles under his skin made you weak. You gritted your teeth. Stop it, (y/n)! He's an alien, dammit!

“You like… what you… See?” he asked brokenly and you ignored the glow in your cheeks. He was toying with you, you saw the amusement in his eyes. His ego was bigger than he was and really, you should have kicked him out.

You didn't answer him, but started stitching up his wounds. His eyes were half closed and he was watching you with a predatory look. Under your hands you could feel how tense he was. He was still in flight mode and ready to kill at any moment.

“Why are you hurt?” you asked now and he clicked again.

“Fight,” he breathed deeply.

“What were you fighting? You defeated the bear with ease and there's nothing bigger out there,” he had remained silent and just continued to stare at you. You tensed up and now your eyes found his.

“There isn't anything bigger out there, is there?” you almost panicked. He snorted in exhaustion, but there was ambition in his eyes.

“Yes…, but…dead,” he growled, making a few more chirping sounds, ”I… have…killed.” That was the last thing he said before his eyes closed and he was gone. His body was apparently close to the limit and he must have really put a lot of strength into the fight. You looked at his wounds again, in peace. Now that he was asleep. He was really lucky they didn't go any deeper. He must really be an experienced fighter, what creature would mess with him?

You shook your head and washed your hands. Then you grabbed a pillow and a blanket and put his head on the pillow, then you put the blanket over him, even though he was way too big for it. But it was better than nothing.

What did you get yourself into?

The big robber slept until the next day. You got up, but he was no longer lying on the floor where he had last fallen asleep. Somehow you weren't surprised that he had left. He had no reason to stay. But at least he had tidied up the blanket and pillow. You sighed and put the first aid kit back in its place, but a rumble made you sit up. It came from outside your front door.

Astonished but curious, you opened the door only to see, with a stifled scream, a large grizzly skull lying on your porch. There was no flesh left on the bone and it had been thoroughly cleaned. You had a feeling that it was the grizzly that had attacked you a few days ago.

Hesitantly you picked up the skull, you had a slight idea who it could be from. But why did he give you a skull? You placed the skull on the ledge of your fireplace and looked at it. It made you tremble as you remembered how those teeth wanted to dig into your flesh.

It didn't stop with the skull. Every day… really every day, there was something on your doorstep. Skulls, whole animals that you could skin and jewelry made of bones and beautiful stones. You now had a whole ration of game meat and you barely had any room left in the freezer. You displayed the skulls on your fireplace. Wolves, foxes, birds, it was all there. There was even a cougar skull by the door, but there was one thing you liked best from the unusual gifts.

It was a necklace made of predator teeth with a beautiful red gemstone in the middle. You wondered where he had found it. There must have been gemstones out there somewhere, but it must have taken a lot of effort to find one. But you asked yourself one question every single day. Why? Why did this giant give you gifts and bring you food? He had no reason to, or was it his way of saying 'thank you' because you had helped him?

Then you investigated, you grabbed your laptop and went looking. As silly as it sounded, you typed in 'what animals give each other gifts' and read through a post. There are indeed animal species that give each other gifts to impress the female: birds, fish and even insects did it. Apart from that, chimpanzees did something similar. For meat and fruit, the females slept with the males and you swallowed. Was he trying to impress himself? As if that at the river when he lifted the bear wasn't impressive enough.

Shaking your head, you closed your laptop. You didn't believe this alien wanted anything from you, if only because you were human. It was almost ridiculous. You laughed, apart from the fact that he was an alien? A big, strange creature that could kill you with ease.

There was something else on the floor of your porch that day that gave you pause. It was… Flowers. The most beautiful you'd ever seen. You sat by the river and looked intently at the small bouquet of wildflowers. No one had ever given you a gift like this before and you didn't want to admit it, but it made you happy somehow and sent a pleasant tingle through your body.

“You… find beautiful?” the deep, robotic voice made you freeze and you gulped. He was here, only maybe a meter away from your weak form sitting on the floor. Slowly, you turned your head and there he stood. As if he hadn't been almost dead in your house recently.

“j..yeah…they're really pretty,” you said almost shyly and a slight smile crept onto your lips. He nodded and continued to look at you through the small eyes in his mask.

“Thank you,” he clicked, apparently he had acknowledged it with that. You thought about asking him why he gave you the gifts, your heart pounded and you hesitated.

“Why are you giving me so many presents?” You nervously played with the stems of the flowers and waited for the answer. Inwardly, you hoped that he would simply say that he did it because you helped him. But it didn't turn out as you expected.

“Gifts… for… partners,” he grunts and your eyes widen. You felt like you were about to faint, your heart was beating against your chest and it almost hurt. At the same time, your cheeks burned and you blushed. He saw you as a suitable partner?

“Courting… you,” came out of his mouth next.

“I don't think I'm a suitable partner for you. I'm a human and you're an-” you thought about what you could say because you felt ‘alien’ would be rude.

“Yautja,” he finished your sentence and you raised your eyebrows.

“Your kind call themselves Yautja?” he nodded.

“What are you doing here? Are you just here to find a mate?” you followed up and he shook his head. Then he pointed at himself with a claw.

“Going hunting… Xenomorph. But I sensed… suitable partner is… here,” he tried to explain. You could hear how hard it was for him to speak in your language, considering his speech consisted only of clicking noises and growls.

“I see,” you laughed, ‘I don't even know your name,’ his head cocked to the side, watching your lips curl. The sound coming from your mouth was foreign to him, but he thought it sounded pleasant. No Yautja female made such beautiful sounds. His instincts had not been wrong.

“A'thaen,” he growled, ”my name…, A'thaen.”

“That's a really… nice name. My name is (Y/n),” you introduced yourself and then the Yautja went down on his knees. He was still huge in front of you, but now you could look at him a little better without having to contort your neck completely.

“My instincts… led me… here. To you,” then he moved his claws and took off his mask. You were surprised by this, because he seemed to take this mask for hunting and it seemed really important to him.

“Become… my… Partner. I am… good, experienced hunter. Can… protect and… Provide,” he almost cooed and it made you blush how he was trying to woo you. But you weren't sure, you couldn't speak his language, nor did you know anything about his culture.

“I'm not sure. I don't know you at all and a few days ago I thought you were going to kill me,” you swallowed and you expected A'thaen to get angry, but he nodded again.

“Ki'sei,” he said and you didn't understand what he had said. But you were amazed that he seemed to have a language with words after all, not just clicking sounds. He saw the look on your face and was amused. “I… I see,” he rumbled, and then you understood.

“Give me time,” you spoke, now standing up, ”let me… get to know you. get to know you,” your nervousness grew. What would you get yourself into here? You didn't know him and could you even love him? He was an alien, yes. But the fact that he had saved you and made the effort to give you gifts made you see him in a different light. Even his appearance didn't really bother you much, why should it. He wasn't ugly or scary just because you didn't know what he looked like. On his planet, he was perhaps one of the prettiest.

His bright eyes scrutinized you. Only now did you notice that his eyes weren't completely silver. They were green-gold on the inside and you had to admit to yourself that you found them pretty. You woke up from your stupor when his large, long-clawed claw took one of your strands of hair. Not daring to move, your eyes met his.

“Sei'i,” he nodded at you, then let go of your strand and stood up.

“Take all the time… You need. No…hurry,” he growled and you felt relieved. So now you had the chance to meet him, a large alien who was over two meters tall and could kill a bear with ease.

A'thaen even accompanied you home. You had offered him the chance to sleep in the house so that he wouldn't have to sleep outside in the bad weather. He gratefully accepted. The bad weather actually didn't bother him much, he still had his smaller spaceship to sleep in. But he was reluctant to refuse to let him into your house. He didn't know why his instincts had chosen you, you are small, weak and human. But this awakened his protective instinct and he felt a great need to look after you.

He felt his body reacting to you, to your scent. Especially when you were scared. He couldn't deny that it excited him the way you were scared, it was just in his nature. He was an elite hunter. One of the best of his tribe, if not the best. He has killed many xenomorphs, many different types of large predators. On Earth and also on many other planets. Even humans have not been spared. Once he started he couldn't stop, he was in a bloodlust and that made him a feared hunter; his experience, his strength and his temperament made him the deadliest Yautja of his tribe.

His heart was cold and he did not let emotions get to him, something the younglings learned very early on. Especially when they were being trained as hunters, but then you came along. A little human who most likely couldn't even give birth to successors and clouded his mind. Your weak body aroused him and awakened his instincts, but he had to restrain himself. You were no Yautja female who could be fucked easily. You were fragile and probably wouldn't even be able to take all of him.

He wanted you gentle, he wanted you to come to him willingly and ask him to make you his and breed you. But deep down, he really wanted to be gentle. He was known to be a killer, a monster. But he would not harm his future female, he would look after you and kill anyone who could harm you. He wanted to be an equal lover. In fact, he didn't think much of the mating behavior that many Yautja had. Many females of his species mated with several males. It was neither about love nor about the shared feeling of being one. They simply wanted to reproduce, to satisfy their urges. But it annoyed him, he longed for something different, something gentle and long. For you. He only wanted you.

You thought about where he could sleep best. He was so big. Too big for the bed, too big for the couch. Your brain was working, then you thought of something. Since you were a frostbite, you still had some blankets in the wardrobe, which you fetched as quickly as possible. With great effort, you built him a bed right in front of the fireplace. Two mattresses and five blankets should be enough. A'thaen watched you with amusement and attention at the same time. No one had ever made a bed for him before and he admired how much effort you had put into it. His gaze fell on the fireplace and pride grew in his chest when he saw the gifts he had given you. You had kept all the skulls and the necklace was there too and he purred. He really liked it.

“How are your wounds,” your voice snapped him out of his thoughts and he turned to you. His head tilted slightly.

“Better… Wounds heal… Faster…, with Yautjas,” he explained and you nodded. His mandibles twitched and he could sense that you were nervous. He wondered why.

“May I see them?” you asked and A'thaen nodded, then began to undress. You blushed and the hunter in front of you could smell it, he could even hear your heartbeat and it made his ego grow. He liked the way you reacted, the way your body responded.

He took off his armor. Shoulder plates, arm guards, breastplate, knee armor and his stocking nets he took off, he also put down the plates on his loincloth. His wounds had healed completely, only pale patches were still visible and you were amazed. And now you could see him in his full glory.

His skin was matt black, only the skin on his chest, inner arms, thighs and palms was a few shades lighter. On his back you could see wild patterns and his skull plate was decorated with an ornament-like pattern. He had thick thighs and his upper arms also showed the pure strength that was in him. He had a thick mane of dreadlocks and you admired the beautiful blood-red beads that caught your eye the first time you saw him. They suited him. But what fascinated you the most were his eyes. You had never seen eyes like his before. They were like liquid silver and in the middle was this green-gold color that made him truly unique.

“Do you… still like what… you see?” he asked, croaking, his mandibles twitching. You shook your head in amusement.

“You have a really big ego, A'thaen,” and you had to chuckle. His mandibles twitched again as he heard the strange sound from you again. Hoomans called it 'laughter' or 'giggling'. Yautjas didn't have that, but he really liked hearing it from you.

Then he grabbed the tense bicep he'd lifted earlier with his one claw and pressed against the hard flesh.

“That… is big,” he growled and you rolled your eyes. What a show-off. But you couldn't ignore the way his taut biceps had an effect on you. His eyes flashed with pleasure as he could smell your scent changing again. You didn't want to admit that you liked him, but your body couldn't deny it.

“Do you like what you see?” you asked him now and he nodded immediately.

“Sei'i!”

You blushed, he hadn't even hesitated, you had. You had not yet admitted that you liked him, that he somehow managed to impress you, that his muscles were not foreign to you and his strength impressed you.

“A'ket'anu,” A'thaen chirped and you could have sworn his gaze turned affectionate. But alas, you didn't understand what he said.

“I think you need to teach me your language,” you grin sheepishly and with a chirp he agreed with you.

“Fine,” he growls, ”A'ket'anu… means… beautiful. Just like… You,” now you could swear your face was as red as a tomato. How could someone who looked so terrifying say such things?

“Will… teach you… Teach you,” he nodded. And he did. The next day, he had tried to teach you the basic words so that you could understand him better. It was difficult for you to emphasize the accents correctly, but the Yautja had a lot of patience. You spent a good two weeks learning.

“Not… bad,” he grunts, nodding at you appreciatively. You felt the pride in your chest and smiled.

“Why can you speak my language?” you asked curiously, setting down a cup of tea for the Yautja, who eyed it curiously.

“Been… often…on Planet. Earth. Have… quickly… learned,” he explained, tasting the flavored hot water. It was strange, but not bad.

“How old are you?” you asked next, wondering how old Yautjas could get.

“Three hundred years,” A'thaen replied and your mouth dropped open. Three hundred… Years? He didn't look old, if you could interpret it. He was strong, agile and well-built and apparently three hundred years was like young adulthood in Yautjas.

“That's really… old?” it sounded more like a question than a statement and A'thaen almost seemed offended, shaking her head.

“Three hundred very young… about the age… of a human… Between… twenty-three and twenty-seven. Approximately,” he explained and you nodded, not wanting to offend him, but three hundred years is a lot. He had told you more. About Yautja Prime, his life and the Xenomorph. You had to swallow, because they were the other big predators here on the planet and there had been some near you. It made you feel quite different to think that the strange and deadly creatures might have seen you a long time ago and it wouldn't have been long before they would have struck.

A'thaen noticed your discomfort and placed a heavy claw on your shoulder comfortingly, even though he didn't say anything. You could feel that he wanted to reassure you and you looked at him gratefully. But then he did something that made you tense every muscle. His claw began to stroke your collarbone. It was so big that it covered part of your breasts and it was an intoxicating sight. He was so big. You had never seen anything bigger.

Carefully he slid further and let his hand rest on your hips. He had rough hands, but it was pleasant the way he touched you and you had the dull feeling that on his home planet things weren't always really gentle when it came to such things. But it was the same here.

His thumb claw gently stroked the fat of your belly and he admired it, you were so soft. Your skin was smooth and not leathery and he began to purr. He could break through your skin so easily, a little more force and he would see a drop of blood ooze from the stitch. But he didn't, of course. His other hand grabbed your leg and he stood between your legs. You were imprisoned by the power he was using for good, now kneading the flesh of your thigh. You sighed blissfully and realized how much it fascinated him too. Logically, you were so different from him.

He continued kneading and again you sighed contentedly, he clicked. A'thaen absorbed every bit of information his touch triggered in him and your pleasurable sounds made him hard. He could feel his blood flowing into his cock and he was getting hard, but it wasn't the right time yet. He wanted you to trust him completely and want it too. Now he took his claw and traced from your navel up to your breasts, you whimpered at the touch and the way he lifted your breasts as his hand ran against them.

You weren't wearing a bra and the Predator's eyes could see your bursting nipples. They were already pebbly and a growl escaped his throat as he could now detect your scent. The tip of his thumb slid over your standing nipple and you closed your eyes, your brows crinkling. You had been trying to concentrate, to not let yourself get foggy. He hadn't even been here long and already you were letting an alien touch you and make you wet.

A'thaen became bolder and took your right breast completely in his large claw. The rough skin of his hand pads made you shiver and you felt so very sensitive. Of course, you were already familiar with sex, even though you had almost no male visitors out here. But you knew how to help yourself and now this was this huge alien who thought he could make you so wet with a single touch.

“A'thaen,” you sighed and your eyes looked at him pleadingly from under your lashes, but he didn't continue. His silver-green eyes just stared at you. You could hear him suck in the air and you could feel him tense up, but then he let go of you. Just like that, you looked at him, confused.

He couldn't make you his yet. A'thaen knew his tail would be far too big for you, at least at first, and it would take good preparation, even if you wanted something else. He needed to distract himself before he did something wrong, he didn't want to hurt you or do anything rash, so he went out of your house, hunting. You were still lying on the kitchen counter where you had sat before your little game, half confused and agitated.

With dizzy legs, you got up and looked after the Yautja as he quickly disappeared into the forest. Damn, he couldn't just abandon you like that, yet you were understanding and let him go.

A'thaen growled and the next moment he slammed his claws into a tree and ripped them out again. The wood splintered and left huge gouges. He had to distract himself, but the soft skin of you had burned into him and was driving him mad. He had been so close to making you his, breeding you and making you beg for more. He could have taken what he wanted with ease, but he didn't want you like that. Somehow he did want it, but he also wanted you to want him, because you also… loved him.

That word was so foreign, but also so close. Love… . Yautjas usually didn't know love, at least it was rare and they certainly didn't have love for another species. There were always exceptions and he had heard of some of his kind taking human females as mates.

But you were the one and he was about to go too far, but he could smell you wanting him and he could feel his cock getting hard again at the thought. He had checked out the surroundings through his mask. He would go hunting.

You were a little surprised when you saw the buck lying on your porch. At the same time, you were pleased. He was still here. A'thaen had not shown his face for seven days now and you had missed him, yet he had continued to give you gifts and you were very grateful for that.

On the eighth day, you used the time to cook. You cooked a stew from the venison and you could smell it all the way outside. You were so distracted that you didn't notice an invisible figure sneaking up behind you and placing large claws on your hips. You cried out and quickly turned around with a knife in your hand. But the blade was gripped by a claw and you widened your eyes.

“A'thaen!!! What the hell is this?” you sneered at him and he glared at you in amusement. Then you noticed the blade in his claw and green blood dripped along the metal. Your eyes immediately went wide in shock.

“Oh no! I'm so sorry… I-” he interrupted you.

“It's all right… I've… Worse,” he put the knife down and his eyes stared at the cut in his hand and the small hands of you holding it. So small and fragile. He didn't notice the cheeky gleam in his eyes as you thought of something.

“I know a good spot in the forest where you could go hunting,” you breathed and now his eyes were on your face, patterning you.

“About two kilometers from here, by a river. There are hot springs there too,” you almost whispered the last part, but he heard it anyway. You wanted your revenge and you were going to get it. You couldn't get his touch out of your mind and it had scared you how much you had reacted to him. But you didn't realize it was because of his pheromones, which were part of what made you want him. This effect was particularly noticeable with potential partners. It happened all by itself.

"I don't know this… place," he admitted and seemed to be pondering. Normally he chose his hunting spots himself, but he became curious. He was always up for new hunting grounds. He swung his head in your direction when he felt your hand on his forearm.

"You haven't seen each other for a long time. I-I missed you," you confessed to him and A'thaen's eyes widened briefly. You had missed him? Even though he had just left you standing there. His heart sank at that statement. He cooed and his large hand gently stroked your cheek.

"I missed… you too," he purred and a slight smile graced your face. You could feel your heart stopping and maybe you just had to admit to yourself that you found this alien attractive. You didn't feel weird about it, you found it exciting and you had nothing to lose.

"Would you like something to eat?" you asked him in his language and he seemed surprised. Had you continued to study diligently? Brave Hooman. He only now felt the hole in his stomach and nodded slightly. You gave him some of your stew and he gulped it down greedily without leaving a drop. You laughed. What a greedy mouth, but you couldn't help but notice the sauce running down his chin and you licked your lips. He noticed your look but said nothing. He just stored it away.

A'thaen walked through the forest, he wanted to go to the place you had suggested. He wanted to visit you this morning, but you weren't there. Since you were an independent being, he hadn't thought about it at first. Maybe you were getting things for Hooman. He paused when he noticed a scent, his mask scanned the area, but he found nothing at first. His mandibles clicked in surprise and he continued on.

But then he noticed something. As if from nowhere, a deer jumped out of a bush, with a quick movement he grabbed it easily before it could jump away. The animal's squealing made his instinct scream and with a skilled grip he ripped out the animal's vertebrae. The carcass hung limply in his claws, but he wasn't finished yet. He carefully cut open the chest and removed the heart, took off his mask and the hunger for blood permeated his veins as he bit into the bloody muscle and devoured it.

He noticed how he was slowly losing control and wanted more. With quick steps he pushed through the undergrowth, further and further and there he was again. That smell…, your smell. An electric shock shot through his body and he became suspicious, what were you doing out here in the forest? Had something happened to you?

When he pushed some of the bushes out of the way, he froze. There were some hot springs in front of him, there were several natural pools of different sizes and you were sitting in one of them, with your eyes closed.

"You were here pretty quickly," you grinned and opened your eyes. The sight of him was simply divine. The poor Yautja really had no idea what this was all about. Then a light went on in his head.

"You lured me here," he said in Yautja language and you grinned cheekily at him.

"Yes. As punishment for leaving me behind that one day, you have to watch me bathe now," you laughed and got up from the water. A'thaen's eyes became greedy when he saw your wet, smooth body. He could feel his tail twitching at you and a growl coming from his throat.

"Don't you dare tease me, Hooman," he growled and started to get dangerously close to you. He was really close to not being able to control himself anymore. You accepted the challenge and started to knead your breasts, which immediately made him growl loudly. You sighed and pinched one of your nipples between your fingers.

"I didn't think it was very nice that you touched me like that and then just left," you said, panting and feeling yourself getting wet. A'thaen was now dangerously close to you, he started to take off his armor and his loincloth was thrown to the side as well. Your eyes widened when you could see his thick length. But the sight of it emerging from his sheath, swollen and hard, also excited you.

Suddenly you were grabbed, a wave hit your thighs and stomach and you gasped as the Yautja pulled you towards him. His look was murderous and greedy.

"I wanted to mate with you when you were ready. If you loved me. Yautja almost always take what they want, but I didn't want to force you to be mine," he growled and you had to make an effort to understand him. But you did and now you understood what his problem was. He wanted your consent and it made your heart swell.

"Do you love me?" you asked him and his grip tightened so much that it almost hurt.

"Yes! I love you, ever since the first day I sat in my ship and felt you. When I felt that you were my partner and you don't know how much I hold back from taking you right here and filling you with all my seed that has been building up inside me for so long," his honest words impressed and excited you at the same time and your mouth was open. His silver eyes burned into yours and you were so ready to let him join you.

Your hand ran along his jaw and his eyelids drooped. He purred at your touch and his cock pressed against your stomach. Your hands continued to explore him, running over his toned chest, over his chiseled abs and to his powerful hips. You imagined how they would feel between your legs and you subconsciously bit your lip.

A'thaen had no patience left, he grabbed your hips and fell backwards. You clung to his shoulders and squealed as the water swayed against you. You were now sitting on his lap, in the middle of the hot springs and you weren't even sure if it was your own heat or the steaming springs.

"You… start," the Yautja growls, looking at you lovingly and lustfully at the same time.

"Don't want to… hurt you," he moans as you take his swollen cock in your hand. It was really thick and big, which didn't surprise you, but it also put you off a bit. Could you even take it?

You carefully placed yourself over him, you could feel how swollen you were and how much you wanted him now, so you gently lowered yourself onto him. A growl came from his chest as he could feel his glans slowly entering you and stretching you. Your mouth was open, it felt good, despite the fact that it burned slightly.

You moaned as you sank deeper, your head slightly back and your eyes closed. A'thaen could see the strong pulse in your neck and it drove him wild. How he wished he could be on top to take care of you and give you your satisfaction, but you knew you had to get used to his size first so you wouldn't hurt yourself.

He was almost completely inside you and you had never been as full as you were today. You didn't regret an inch of him being inside you. You could feel him slowly approaching your cervix and it made you pause for a moment, but suddenly he rocked his hips up and you moaned as a strange but familiar feeling ran through your body.

You hadn't had sex in a long time and having something like this now overstimulated your senses to the limit. You moved your hips forward and the delicious feeling gave you goosebumps. Your fingers dug into his forearms while he still held you tightly by the hips and you took full advantage of the fact that you were in charge.

Even though you could feel him bucking beneath you and throwing his head back. The water had long since mixed with the blood of his victims and you didn't care that it stuck to your palms, it just gave you a forbidden and disgusting kick.

"A'thaen," you gasped lustfully and moved faster. He growled and forced you to move even faster. Your mouth fell open again, it was so much, he was so much. His mandibles were wide open and came dangerously close to your face, but it didn't matter. You knew he wouldn't hurt you and you were too caught up in your intoxication.

You gasped and a scream escaped your lungs as his fangs dug into your shoulder and left his mark on you.

Your clitoris rubbed against his lower abdomen, making you even wetter. You rubbed yourself against him like an animal and felt yourself getting closer to your orgasm. You forgot the world around you as everything contracted and you didn't care much as your fingernails dug into his scaly skin and you moaned loudly as your orgasm flooded you with happiness hormones. A'thaen did the same. His claws pecked you as he came inside you, growling and snorting deeply.

You clung to his neck and tried to calm your rapid heartbeat. A'thaen's heartbeat was also uncontrollable and it was still twitching inside you. Sweat ran down your face and you just realized what you, you, had done. You were now tied to him. The four red dots on your shoulder made it pretty clear.

Gently but firmly, A'thaen grabbed your neck and forced you to look at him.

"You belong to me now," he growled and you just nodded and moaned as you felt his cock getting hard again inside you. He would now show you every day who you belonged to and you didn't mind. You were excited about the future with your companion.

Part 2 ?

#yautja x human #yautja x reader #predator x reader #monsterfucker #monsterlover

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headspace-hotel · 2 years ago

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I agree with the idea that a lot of humans nowadays have a severe lack of curiosity about the world, but I think there has to be a solution other than shame.

I think about this every day because the fate of our world hangs on curiosity: either we will rediscover the importance and wonders of the soil and bugs and flowers and water and finally with the whole natural world, or this way will be forgotten.

People raised in the great wasteland of the suburbs and roads and buildings have never seen most of the plants and creatures that are supposed to fill every field and meadow. So many humans have never seen with their own eyes more than a scant few of the most common of hundreds of wildflowers that are supposed to surround them. Some live in biomes designated forest and have never witnessed truly mature trees. They do not know what the birds sound like. When they see an ordinary deer, they are awed and amazed by it or even afraid of it. They have never eaten any of the delicious wild fruits that grow in their homeland; all birds except starlings and robins and sparrows are so strange and beautiful that they stare in wonder. They confront insects like people on an alien planet encountering an unknown life form: What is this? Will it hurt me?

I cannot even describe the grief I feel on behalf of humans that grow up and live in the wasteland of pavement and lawn. That we are expected to live in these brutal environments, that we are expected to be content without the right or ability to live alongside living creatures, to walk among wildflowers, to hear birdsong, to feel the plush softness of moss, to see even common bees and butterflies—the fact that we live, work, and raise our children in poisonous wastes where nearly everything has been wiped out, and the simplest and most abundant of natural pleasures are rare privileges—it's cruel. It's a crime against the human spirit. It makes me so angry and sad.

When I started researching plants, I had no idea that I would end up expanding my mind so much that I would be virtually a different person within the year. Before I learned, I could not have imagined the diversity and beauty that exists in the world. My mind did not have the tools to come up with it.

I lived for over twenty years believing that there was only one species of firefly. I lived for over twenty years not knowing that the Southeastern US has native bamboo. I had never tasted the indescribable flavor of a pawpaw or seen the iridescent vibrance of a red-spotted purple butterfly. I had only seen a Pileated Woodpecker out the window of a car. I had never touched true topsoil, the soft, living blanket of rich, sweet-smelling earth full of mycelium, as springy and plush as a mattress. Just one year ago, I knew nothing!

Humans, as creatures, are insatiably curious and hunger for beauty. It is so cruel to deprive a human of relationship with their natural environment.

It is no wonder that we are all addicted to the internet—we have a crucial need that is unfulfilled. Compared with a forest, the world of lawns and buildings is so ridiculously flat and unstimulating. You would expect humans in such a place to feel constantly bored, restless, frustrated, and incurably sad.

I feel that lack of curiosity can be a chosen thing, but it is also a defense mechanism against a world that will feel like sandpaper on the senses of the curious.

But we need curiosity to fix this—we need the ability to notice the living things that have crept in at the edges of the wasteland and be infected and tormented by their beauty. We need to recognize the forest reaching into our cage in the form of tiny saplings. We need to discard the word "weed," not because it is derogatory because it is fundamentally incurious—it designates a plant as needing no identity outside of its unwantedness. We must learn their names. We must wonder what their names are.

#nature #plants

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kickingitwithkirk · 7 months ago

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Restless Man Part III

Summary: Beau Arlen finds himself in the middle of a case with more twists than a country road.

Pairing: Beau Arlen x Reina Cetanwakuwa-Stanley

Word Count: 1015

Warnings: cursing, show level violence, derogatory remarks (some in native languages) poisoning, murder

A/N: The inkling for this work started when I heard Jensen singing Restless Man. This AU has elements based on historical information and canon from the Big Sky series.

*Set after the series finally 3:13 That Old Feeling.

A/N II: All Native American words/sentences are resourced from freelang.net and glosbe.com *some algorithmically generated on these sites.

*divider by @firefly-graphics

*no beta -all mistakes are mine

PT II Masterlist

Walking into the offices of Dewell & Hoyt, Jenny nodded to her partner as Denise commented, “Ohh girl, long day?”

“You don’t want to know.”

“We took the liberty of grabbing some food, figured you’d be hungry.” That made Hoyt smile, “Thank you. I missed lunch since Beau went MIA on me today.” Cassie laughed, knowing her friend too well. “Like you didn’t enjoy every minute of being in charge.” Hoyt plopped down in the chair beside her, opening a to-go container. “Wouldn’t deny that. It was a nice break from his constant chattiness. So, do either of you know anything about this meeting?”

“Not much,” Denise responds. “When Beau called, all he said was to make sure you and Cassie were here.” They tuck into their meals, catching up on the rest of their day, when the offices' rear entrance door opens and clangs shut. Cassie and Hoyt pull their firearms as heavy footsteps come closer, and a man appears in the back room's doorway.

“Whoa!!” Arlen raises his hands.

“Jesus Christ Beau! We could’ve shot you!” Hoyt snapped, lowering her gun. “I texted Cassie an hour ago saying I’d be coming through the back door.” Holstering her weapon, Cassie says, “The only text I got was from Kai.” Arlen pulls out his phone and frowns at the not delivered. “Must have been in a no-service area. My apologies for starting you ladies.”

Hoyt starts, “What’s up? It’s not like you to disappear at the drop of a hat.” Cassie adds, “Don’t forget leaving vague messages and sneaking through people's back doors.” Arlen laid the manilla folders he’d brought on the desk. “Gerald Stanley left a safety deposit box in my name containing these. They have some interesting information.”

“That’s where you’ve been all day?” Cassie asks, picking up the files and handing one to Hoyt. Arlen grabs the extra chair by Denise, who passes him a takeout box with her usual flirting. “Yes..sorta. The bank was the first stop. After we examined the boxes…”

“Who’s we?” Hoyt interrupts, making the other two women look at each other when Arlen says, “Gerald requested that his granddaughter be present when I opened the box.”

“You took Reina Stanley!” Hoyt’s voice rose. “What the hell, Beau? I’m your undersheriff! Why didn’t you call me?” Arlen gave her a look. “The inquiry needed to be handled with discretion, and based on your reaction, you wouldn’t been able to do that with her there.”

“Okay, moving on.” Cassie says, “You found these medical records. What did you do next?”

“We went to Montana State University and talked to a Biotechnologist before heading to Billings to see Gerald’s doctor. They said he came in with unusual symptoms, and after a battery of tests, couldn’t be certain what was happening but, off the record, thought it was poisoning.” Hoyt, annoyed but somewhat calmer, sat her file down. “Without a definitive diagnosis or other evidence, it’s all circumstantial, not enough to open an official inquiry.”

Arlen swallowed his mouthful of food. “Reina has information that I can’t disclose but points to a hypothetical scenario that could explain why someone, or ones, wanted Gerald out of the way. That’s why I wanted to meet up. Cassie,” he pulled a paper from his pocket. “Could you look into this for me? Going through official police channels might tip off whoever is involved.”

“Oh, wow. I see why you’d want to keep this quiet.” She reassured him they’d be discreet and handed it to Denise. “You do realize this also makes Reina a suspect?”

Arlen acknowledged that before turning to his undersheriff, “So Hoyt, you miss me today?”

“Ha! You wish.”

Arlen is on the phone four days later when he hears a knock on his door. He sees Cassie Dewell standing there and waves her in wrapping up his conversation. “Sounds good. Thanks for letting me know.” Hanging up, he turns his full attention to her. “Hey, Cassie, got something for me?”

“Denise spoke to a cousin-in-law who works in the state capital offices about that info you gave us. They said, off the record, several months ago, Gerald dropped by to see the governor without an appointment. By the time he left, they had put the Silver City expansion scheme on hold until the department had sufficient information about the environmental impact on some type of lizard living there.”

“Wow, I had no idea Gerald had that kind of pull but smart, using good old bureaucratic red tape.” Cassie raised an eyebrow. “One more thing: the cousin said besides the out-of-state developers, a subsidiary contractor under the Stanley umbrella is involved.”

Arlen got his confused expression. “Wait a minute, he had one of his contractors stopped? That doesn’t make sense. So we’ve got,” Arlen held up a finger, “One out-of-state developer, who I’m sure is very angry about the delay after investing time and money into this project.”

Cassie adds, “Two, the subsidiary contractor also heavily invested. Three, other businesses in the area who would’ve benefited from providing goods and services during the development. Four, landowners that were going to make a hefty profit from selling their property.”

“And five,” Arlen says, “The Stanleys themselves.” He grabs his football, squeezing it frustrated. “We’ve got way too many suspects.”

“I agree. I want to speak to Reina,” Cassie said knowingly, "Since she’s the one who gave you the information.” Getting up, Arlen followed her out of his office. “Maybe Gerald said something she considered irrelevant that could help narrow the list.”

“You do realize she’s still a suspect. Reina might’ve fed us that information to throw us off the trail because she’s the one who orchestrated Gerald’s death.”

“I don’t think so,” Poppernak said as they walked by and stopped at his desk. “You know something, Pops?” The deputy responded. “Maybe. I remember some gossip about Gerald forcing Holland to give him custody of Reina. Cody would’ve known...”

“Mo!” Cassie’s interruption of the overly talkative deputy was too late and saw bewilderment cross Arlen’s face as he spit out, flabbergasted.

“Cody Hoyt?”

SPN TAGS: @donnaintx @lyarr24 @flamencodiva @lassie-bird @nancymcl @spnbaby-67 @leigh70

Dean/Jensen: @thoughts-and-funnies @stoneyggirl2 @beabutterfly987 @smoothdogsgirl

RM: @deans-spinster-witch

#restless man #beau arlen #sheriff beau arlen #beau arlen x native ofc #beau arlen x reina cetanwakuwa-stanley #jenny hoyt #cassie dewell #denise brisbane #mo poppernak #cody hoyt #big sky season 3 #big sky #big sky s3 au #big sky au #jensen ackles #katheryn winnick #kylie bunbury

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astro-rainbow777 · 8 months ago

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🍒⛽️Red Astrology Observations☎️👠

Mars in Astrology

💋 Passion in Astrology can be found in the Mars sign and house placement:

- Aries Mars are more passionate In nature, whatever they want, they go after, fiercely and bravely. The type to love sports, fights and competition of any kind. They thrive in a competitive environment and relationships. It possible their passion is tied to their childhood in some way (same for Mars in 1st)- so if this involves child hood toys they used to collect, eating their favorite foods growing up or playing games that they used to when times were simpler.

- Mars in 1st house can make the native very passionate about their looks, being perceived as dominate/hot/sexy, working out and having physical strength. I’ve noticed that they may like competition but generally they don’t try that hard to compete with others if they are in good health. If these natives are confident in themselves- they try so hard to boost the confidence of everyone around them.

- Taurus Mars can be passionate about their possessions, having their material needs met, connecting to their 5 senses and financial gain. “Anyone can cook” 👨🏻‍🍳 🤌🏻mentality. Passionate about rest! This may sound silly- but it’s actually quite hard to master, especially in hustle culture. As someone with no earth placements in their chart, it’s extremely hard for me to rest, slow down and enjoy my food. Be present, Taurus mars understands and values this. Not the type to gamble their money away. Needs things to make sense materially.

- Mars in 2nd house makes the individual very passionate and their financial security and safety, having their basic needs met, having an abundance of possessions. They can thrive in jobs that are considered a “competitive pay” corporation. They may love shopping, spending and saving money. They value passion and material wealth, so depending on what sign the Mars placement is in can add more context of what it surrounds. Bulk spenders, Costco/Sams Club membership holders lmao.

- Mars in Gemini is very multi faceted in what they are passionate about. They have little niches and hobbies that they love, anything that challenges them mentally while also being hands on! My mom has this and she’s really into gardening and cooking with the food she’s grown. She can get very restless about it but I think that it’s so cute how whatever she is passionate about consumes her mentally.

- Mars in 3rd is passionate about mental pursuits, they could have been picked on as a kid, which made them highly ambitious in their studies. Extremely competitive in the realm of knowledge. Their peers and siblings may see them as a threat or just see them as generally argumentative. Although I think these people just enjoy a good debate and exercising their intellectual capabilities. They could have an abundance of hobbies they indulge in and our passionate about. They may bound with their friends through their hobbies and passions. Could really enjoy competitive video games such as Smash Bros.

- Mars in Cancer natives are passionate about their family and proving themselves to their family. They could have been compared to their family members a lot growing up, or just felt an instability at home. They are passionate about cultivating a home for themselves and starting a family of their own one day. This does not have to be pertinent to kids- chosen family- fur babies 🐾 or significant other also ring true for this sign.

- Mars in 4th are passionate about their loved ones, they are highly protective of themselves and others. These people are quite competitive but in a passive aggressive way. They are usually at war with their own emotions, family and security. I’ve noticed many of these individuals have had violence in childhood home or trauma surrounding family ):

- Mars in Leo they are passionate about their creativity, children and having fun! Would love to have this Mars placement honestly, because these people march to the beat of their own drum. It’s very admirable! They are passionate about their own authenticity, you will never catch them trying to steal someone else’s Swag lmao. I think they invented swag quite honestly 😂

- Mars in 5th are total party animals! They are passionate about life and all that the world has to offer. The world is their Oyster! Every sidewalk is their runway and every song they hear is the backtrack for the movie they star in! Their life is all about being confident in their own skin and romanticizing their selves, relationships and passion projects.

- Mars in Virgo are passionate about helping others and being the best version of themselves. This Mars sign is notoriously known for being able to try something once and being exceptionally good at it the first go. I hate to say it (only because I know it comes from a place of pain) but these natives are passionate about perfection. This can cause them a lot of anxiety if they are careful. Although, they are good at many things, it is advised that they lean into whatever makes them happy, serve their part in making the world a better place!

- Mars in 6th are passionate about their purpose, their health and their pets. They can spend a lot of time researching how to become better versions of themselves. They will have a very active routine and live passionately day to day. The type to wake up at sunrise, take their vitamins tend to their pets needs, cook a whole food breakfast, workout, meditate, journal, than go to work, tend to their pets needs, do their night time self care, hygiene, journal, meditate, pre sleep stretch, sleep exactly 8 hours, repeat. Function well with planners.

- Mars in Libra are passionate about harmony and balance. When I tell you their whole plan of action is strictly devoted to how not to get into conflict… it’s to the tea. They are super passionate about the relationships in their life, and are very generous in nature. They love art, certain aesthetics, good food and beautiful things. They may be called lazy from time to time because they don’t quite function the way other people do. They may make plans for 50 different things one day because they have a difficult time saying no- then end up going to none of them because they didn’t finish getting ready until everything event was finished. These people invented fashionably late.

- Mars in 7th is passionate about their partnerships. These natives are actually quite confrontational in comparison to Libra Mars. This is because they want to squash the beef before it’s even a problem. There may be a tendency to people please- but most of the time these people are just socially extroverted, kind and considerate.

- Mars in Scorpio is another sign that is just passionate in nature. It is so intense for them that it is hard for them to do anything if they not completely engulfed in passion. They psychoanalyze everyone they meet, at natural detectives and are friends with the unknown. They aren’t scared of the dark and often find so much beauty in what others cannot comprehend

- Mars in 8th are passionate about the unknown as well, it is very enticing to them. Anything involving mystery is naturally alluring to them. They love to get lost in rabbit holes of whatever they are interested in. Whatever it is they are the master of- and you question them about it, they’ve already thought of answer. Because they know their hobbies are often taboo, scary, and misunderstood- they have studied every answer to every question that someone had for them. Their passions are all encompassing. They are so much more than deep. Everything they do is intentional.

- Mars in Sagittarius are adventurous, hilarious and curious. I feel like Sagittarius more than Gemini Mars has that “Curiosity killed that cat” vibe. For Gemini mars it’s more like googling disturbing thing’s because they are curious than regretting it. For Sag tho, it’s doing things because YOLO and why tf not? Than breaking their leg or something. Although doesn’t happen often because we know how lucky Sag placements are lmao. But it’s like they jumped off a cliff, didn’t die but they broke their leg. Haha- this was a tangent

- Mars in 9th is going places! Literally they can’t sit still. Most likely passionate about travel, philosophy, and adventure. One of the most fun placements to have. Extreme sports is common here, skydiving, bungee jumping etc. They live to experience all that there is to experience. Very ambitious and passionate about education and teaching as well. They probably have things that they LlVE by

- Mars in Capricorn are passionate about success, achieving their goals which usually require them to work really hard. Where ever the mars is located in the houses can tell you a little bit more about what their goals are. They are passionate about being in control of their own lives, not takin shid from anyone lol

- Mars in 10th are passionate about being successful, being their own boss, their reputation and getting external recognition. They will put a lot of energy into their career and be very passionate about whatever they are doing. They will be a trail blazer and their career because they do it the right way the first time. Extremely hard workers- just be weary of burn out Mars in 10th folks!

- Mars in Aquarius is passionate about humanitarian pursuits, their community and friendships. They move about the world in the most unpredictable and unexpected way. They can be seen as a black sheep of their peers and then BAM they’re the ones turning heads, setting trends and on top. You will never know their next move and honestly neither do they! They get sudden bursts or urges of motivation and ideas- so never underestimate these individuals!

- Mars in 11th are passionate about their dreams, humanity and social causes. They will spend a lot of time surrounded by their friends and in their community. Although, their best friends will be fighting alongside them. They are passionate about the injustices of the world, stick up for the underdog and let their freak flag fly!

- Mars in Pisces are passionate about compassion, sacrifice, and unconditional love. Many of the times Pisces mars has their head in the clouds and put their energy into reading or writing their own book, painting the world they envisioned in their dream the night before, or staring at a the ocean, only to find God. This is if they are in a healthy nature, but many times they could escape through dr*gs, alc*h*l, s*x, or toxic relationships. This placement can get a bad rap for their changeability and confusion energy but they love harder than no other and would do anything for you if committed.

- Mars in 12th is passionate about their dreams, spiritually, many of them are religious or spiritual in nature. I haven’t met many who aren’t. They are natural introverts who need to spend as much time alone as they can to recharge. They may feel outcasted from society. A lot of people talk behind their back because of this which makes them withdraw even deeper. These natives benefit from living a spiritual, service oriented lifestyle, developing boundaries and surround themselves by people who genuinely want the best for them. It is hard but it is doable. Stay strong Mars in 12th!

🤬💢Pet Peeves🚨🚩

🚗Aries Mars- Going too slow in front of them-especially with no way around (applies to driving as well), lazy people, people who can’t keep up

💢Taurus Mars- Smacking, chewing inappropriately, weird textures….like chalk? Unpleasant senses, smells, being rushed, itchy clothes, under/over cooked food

☎️Gemini Mars- over stimulation, close minded attitude, when their friends don’t like each other, one word responses, boring people, when the Wi-Fi connection is slow

💔Cancer Mars- Inconsiderate of other people’s feelings (doesn’t have to be their own, most time it’s not), manipulation, people with anger issues, or people who take out their problems on others

🪭Leo Mars- When people try to compete with them when they are merely existing, copy cats, buzz kills, unwanted attention, seeing people in public that they don’t want to see

🤡 Virgo Mars- Know it alls, people who act like they know everything but don’t, ignorance, STAINS, people who are really loud….people lmaooo

💋Libra Mars- hypocrisy, stubbornness, arguments (especially in public), hypercritical people, slut shamming and bullies

🧲Scorpio Mars- Lack of depth, lying for the sake of lying, slut shaming, shallow people, assuming, saying “I love you” like it’s casual, saying their friends when they know nothing about them, rumors

🚁Sagittarius Mars- People who lack independence, being late to things (not really others…they hate being late), people who try to control them, excess responsibility, and inflexibility

🩸Capricorn Mars- Doing things half-a$$ed, moochers, lack of ambition, unreliable, carelessness, immaturity, unpredictable behavior

🍄Aquarius Mars- Conformist, cry babies, stupidity, agreeing with them when they are playing devils advocate lol, when they like an unpopular artist and than it becomes trendy, attention seekers

🌹Pisces Mars- Telling them they are being unrealistic or their dreams are too big, being called sensitive or told they care too much, lmao reality…being alive hahaha- being judged for their spirituality/religion

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𝐀𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 + 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐬

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Aries energy embodies courage, drive, and a pioneering spirit, led by the assertive influence of Mars. Unlike other placements that shape character subtly, Aries in each House brings a bold, direct expression of personal will. By examining its rulership through the Houses, we gain insight into how this dynamic force influences different areas of life. This exploration reveals the unique ways Aries energy pushes us to take risks, assert our individuality, and pursue our desires with vigor, guiding us to embrace our inner warrior and live with greater purpose and authenticity.

𝐀𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Aries rising, Aries governs the 1st house, or lagna, the house of self, identity, and outward expression. In Vedic astrology, the lagna reflects the soul’s approach to life, its inherent vitality, and how it interacts with the world. With Aries here, the individual embodies Mars’ raw, courageous essence—imbued with rajasik (active) energy that propels them into action and exploration. The Aries rising native is naturally inclined toward leadership and independence, driven by a desire to confront life directly and to carve their unique path.

Aries in the 1st house suggests a spirit born to initiate, with lessons rooted in self-mastery and resilience. This fiery placement grants a warrior-like nature, but there is also the potential for impatience or impulsivity, which must be balanced by cultivating inner discipline and temperance.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in its own sign of Aries brings a magnetic presence and powerful drive. This placement intensifies self-confidence and vitality but requires the refinement of self-control to prevent impulsiveness. The journey here is one of mastering the self through the disciplined application of will.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars directs its energy toward material wealth, speech, and family lineage. Here, the native is driven to establish security and stability, often speaking with authority. Balance is achieved by softening Mars’ assertive tone in family and financial matters.

Mars in the 3rd House: This placement enhances courage in communication and a competitive spirit in learning or short journeys. The native may excel in skills involving hands or speech, but they must cultivate patience to prevent confrontation, especially with siblings or peers.

Mars in the 4th House: Mars in the 4th turns its focus to home, emotional foundation, and inner peace. There is a strong drive to protect family and ensure stability, yet this intensity can bring restlessness in domestic life. Emotional equanimity must be cultivated to bring harmony to the home.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars energizes creative expression, intellect, and speculative ventures. The native feels a bold drive toward self-expression, often embracing risks. To find fulfillment, they must channel this energy constructively, refining passion into disciplined creativity.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in the 6th strengthens resilience, problem-solving, and a will to serve. This placement enhances the ability to overcome obstacles and brings karmic lessons in humility through service. Balance is achieved by focusing Mars’ energy on aiding others rather than personal gain.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars in the 7th brings intensity to partnerships, often resulting in dynamic or challenging relationships. The native is drawn to powerful, assertive partners but must cultivate harmony and patience to create balanced, fulfilling unions.

Mars in the 8th House: Mars here deepens the native’s interest in transformation, hidden knowledge, and life’s mysteries. The individual is fearless in the face of change and may be drawn to spiritual or esoteric studies, with lessons in releasing control and embracing surrender.

Mars in the 9th House: With Mars in the 9th, the native channels energy into higher learning, philosophy, and exploration. There is a strong drive toward understanding universal truths, though it’s essential to balance Mars’ zeal with openness to others’ beliefs.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars in the 10th house emphasizes ambition, leadership, and public standing. The native is career-oriented and often pursues leadership roles, thriving in environments that reward decisiveness. This placement calls for integrity and ethical strength in professional pursuits.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars here energizes social networks, ambitions, and aspirations. The native finds motivation in group settings or large causes, but balance is required to prevent competition within friendships. This placement encourages channeling Mars’ drive into collective good.

Mars in the 12th House: In the 12th house, Mars turns inward, directing energy toward spirituality, solitude, and hidden fears. The native is drawn to inner transformation and may find strength in retreat or meditation. The lesson here is one of releasing attachment to worldly achievements and embracing spiritual growth.

𝐓𝐚𝐮𝐫𝐮𝐬 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Taurus rising, Aries rules the 12th house, the house of solitude, spirituality, hidden fears, foreign lands, and liberation (moksha). With Aries here, the Taurus native approaches these hidden realms with Mars’ bold, assertive energy, often experiencing an inner drive to explore the mystical or unseen sides of life. This placement brings a restless, courageous approach to the 12th house’s themes, such as spirituality or self-sacrifice, yet it can also create an inclination to keep one's battles and ambitions private. Taurus rising individuals may find comfort in solitude or foreign lands, where they are free to act independently, away from the constraints of daily routines.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house brings the hidden 12th-house energy of Aries forward, infusing the self with assertiveness and a powerful presence. The native may feel a strong inner drive to express independence and courage, but must balance this with patience and mindfulness to avoid impulsive actions.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars in the 2nd house directs the hidden Aries energy toward wealth, speech, and values. The native may have a bold or assertive way of speaking, with a desire to secure financial stability. Lessons lie in balancing assertiveness with diplomacy in financial and familial matters.

Mars in the 3rd House: Here, Mars brings the 12th-house energy into communication, courage, and siblings. The native may seek adventure in learning or short travels and is drawn to express hidden thoughts boldly. However, there is a need to cultivate patience and avoid conflict in close relations.

Mars in the 4th House: In the 4th, Mars influences home life and emotional peace with a sense of restless exploration. The native may feel drawn to create a unique, perhaps unconventional, home or may move frequently. Inner peace is attained through balancing action with emotional grounding.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars in the 5th house channels the 12th-house Aries energy into creativity, romance, and learning. The native feels a strong urge to express individuality and may take risks in creative projects. Growth comes from cultivating focus and discipline in self-expression.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in the 6th directs the hidden 12th-house energy toward service, health, and work. The native may feel called to work in a helping profession or engage in physical activities that promote healing. This placement enhances the drive to overcome obstacles but requires mindfulness of stress.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars in the 7th brings hidden intensity to partnerships, drawing the native toward bold or assertive partners. There may be a tendency to keep relationship issues private, yet balance is achieved by openly addressing conflicts and striving for harmony in partnerships.

Mars in the 8th House: With Mars in the 8th house, the 12th-house energy finds expression through transformation, mysticism, and deep exploration. The native is fearless in facing life’s mysteries and may have a strong interest in occult sciences. This placement calls for wise use of Mars’ power for spiritual growth rather than control.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars in the 9th channels hidden energy into philosophy, religion, and travel. The native is often driven to explore different cultures and philosophies, feeling spiritually nourished through travel and learning. To grow, they must embrace openness while balancing their own beliefs with respect for others.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars in the 10th house brings the 12th-house Aries energy to the public sphere, fueling ambition in career and reputation. The native may feel a strong urge to excel professionally, often keeping career plans private until fully realized. Success comes by grounding ambition in patience and ethical action.

Mars in the 11th House: Here, Mars channels hidden Aries energy into social circles, goals, and aspirations. The native may have secret ambitions and work tirelessly toward fulfilling them, often in unconventional ways. Balance is found by embracing community while allowing space for personal aspirations.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in its own 12th house, the native’s drive is intensely internal, often focused on spirituality or the subconscious. This placement can draw one toward meditation, foreign lands, or seclusion, where inner strength is cultivated. The key lies in transcending ego-driven desires for the soul’s liberation.

𝐆𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐢 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Gemini rising, Aries governs the 11th house of friendships, social networks, long-term ambitions, and gains. With Aries here, Gemini natives are drawn to approach their aspirations and social connections with Mars’ dynamic, energetic influence. There’s a natural inclination to take initiative in groups, to lead, and to pursue goals boldly. This placement often brings a magnetic presence in social circles, with a desire to achieve collective or personal goals swiftly and assertively. However, this drive may need tempering to avoid impatience or competition within friendships and group dynamics.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house brings the 11th-house energy of ambition and social engagement directly into the self, creating a strong, confident presence. This native approaches life boldly, with a natural inclination to lead within groups. However, balancing self-assertion with diplomacy can help maintain harmony in social networks.

Mars in the 2nd House: In the 2nd house, Mars channels 11th-house energy into financial stability and values. The native may pursue wealth and material goals with vigor, often using their social connections to build resources. Learning to temper Mars’ assertiveness in speech and dealings with family brings greater fulfillment.

Mars in the 3rd House: Mars in the 3rd house directs 11th-house energy into communication, courage, and short journeys. The native may feel a strong urge to connect, lead, or communicate ideas within social circles, often driven to achieve shared goals. This placement calls for patience in communication, avoiding hasty words or conflict.

Mars in the 4th House: Mars in the 4th house brings ambition into the realm of home and inner emotional life. The native may seek comfort in leading or organizing family, or even creating a home that serves as a hub for social gatherings. Balance is found by grounding social ambitions with inner peace and harmony at home.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars in the 5th house channels 11th-house energy into creativity, romance, and intellectual pursuits. The native is drawn to express themselves passionately and may take on leadership roles in creative or educational settings. Tempering Mars' energy here can help avoid competitive dynamics in personal pursuits.

Mars in the 6th House: Here, Mars directs social ambitions into service, health, and work. The native may feel driven to achieve within a workplace or community environment, possibly leading efforts or helping resolve conflicts. Mars in the 6th enhances problem-solving abilities, but the individual must manage stress and avoid overworking.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars in the 7th brings 11th-house ambition into partnerships, both personal and business-related. The native is often drawn to ambitious or assertive partners and may work toward shared goals in these relationships. Balance is key to avoid competitive or confrontational dynamics in partnerships.

Mars in the 8th House: With Mars in the 8th house, the native’s social ambitions are channeled into transformative and hidden areas, such as finance, psychology, or spiritual studies. This placement brings depth to social interactions, with a magnetic presence. The key here is to handle the power Mars bestows in these realms with mindfulness and integrity.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars in the 9th house directs 11th-house ambition toward higher knowledge, philosophy, or travel. The native may find fulfillment through exploring global perspectives or philosophical ideas with like-minded groups. This placement benefits from balancing personal beliefs with openness to others' insights.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars in the 10th brings the 11th-house ambition strongly into career and public life. The native is highly driven in professional pursuits, often taking on leadership roles or directing large initiatives. Cultivating patience and ethical strength in the workplace enhances success and respect from others.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th house intensifies social ambitions, with the native finding great drive within groups or causes. They may naturally take leadership roles, working toward common goals with enthusiasm. Balance is achieved by ensuring cooperation and avoiding over-competitiveness in social settings.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the native’s ambition turns inward, toward spirituality and inner exploration. They may feel drawn to support social causes from behind the scenes or to explore mystical aspects of existence. This placement is powerful for spiritual growth, though it calls for balancing outer goals with inner peace.

𝐂𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐫 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Cancer rising, Aries governs the 10th house of karma (career, actions), social status, and public influence. With Aries here, the Cancerian soul approaches career and public roles with determination, courage, and a drive to lead. Mars' rulership over the 10th brings an instinctive ambition to achieve and to make a strong impression on society. However, balancing this assertive professional drive with Cancer’s sensitive nature can be challenging; there may be a push-pull dynamic between the desire for public achievement and the inner pull toward peace and emotional security. This configuration suggests that the Cancer rising native may gain fulfillment by learning to assert themselves professionally, embracing leadership while honoring their inner emotional needs.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house brings the 10th-house energy directly into the self, making the native highly determined and self-assured in their career. This placement often grants a strong, authoritative presence and a desire to be recognized. However, the native must balance assertiveness with gentleness to avoid appearing overly forceful.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars in the 2nd channels career ambition into the realm of wealth, values, and speech. This native may pursue financial stability and material success with intensity. A careful balance is needed to avoid conflicts within family or financial matters, as Mars in the 2nd can bring a fiery, direct approach to resources.

Mars in the 3rd House: Mars in the 3rd house directs 10th-house energy into communication, courage, and short journeys. This placement makes the native ambitious in their use of words and eager to take the lead in negotiations or intellectual pursuits. Mindfulness in communication is essential to prevent conflicts in both personal and professional relationships.

Mars in the 4th House: With Mars in the 4th, the native’s professional ambition intertwines with home and emotional life. The native may feel driven to build a strong, secure foundation for their family, often balancing career with family responsibilities. However, inner peace must be cultivated to avoid restlessness within the home.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars in the 5th channels 10th-house energy into creativity, intellect, and children. The native may have a passion for teaching, mentoring, or leading creative projects. This placement is favorable for entrepreneurial pursuits, though balance is required to avoid being overly competitive in creative or educational endeavors.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in the 6th directs career energy toward service, health, and daily routines. The native is hardworking and often excels in structured, service-oriented professions. This placement gives resilience and the ability to overcome obstacles, yet care must be taken to manage stress and avoid burnout.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars in the 7th brings the native’s professional drive into partnerships, both business and personal. The native may seek ambitious or assertive partners, often working toward shared goals. This placement fosters dynamic, influential partnerships, though balance is needed to avoid power struggles within relationships.

Mars in the 8th House: With Mars in the 8th, the 10th-house energy goes into transformation, shared resources, and occult interests. The native may be drawn to careers involving finance, psychology, or deep research. This placement calls for wise management of Mars' power, as it can bring intense experiences and transformation in both career and personal life.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars in the 9th channels the 10th-house energy into philosophy, spirituality, and higher education. The native feels driven to pursue knowledge and may be drawn to careers in teaching, travel, or law. To fully embrace this path, they must balance personal beliefs with openness to other perspectives.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars in the 10th house reinforces career ambition and public presence. This native is highly motivated to succeed and often seeks positions of authority or leadership. With Mars in its own house, integrity and ethical strength are crucial to avoid potential conflicts in the pursuit of recognition and achievement.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th channels career drive into social networks, ambitions, and large causes. The native may find fulfillment in community work or group-oriented goals. While Mars in the 11th brings enthusiasm and leadership potential, balance is needed to ensure cooperation rather than competition within social circles.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the native’s career drive is directed toward spiritual exploration, solitude, or behind-the-scenes work. They may feel drawn to humanitarian causes, spiritual careers, or roles in foreign lands. This placement calls for inner strength, as the native learns to balance ambition with selfless service and personal growth.

𝐋𝐞𝐨 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Leo rising, Aries governs the 9th house, the house of dharma, wisdom, and higher purpose. With Aries here, the path of truth and spiritual knowledge becomes one of dynamic action and fearless exploration. This placement reflects a soul that approaches divine wisdom with intensity and is unafraid to break new ground in philosophy, religion, or study. Aries in the 9th invites Leo rising to seek purpose and meaning not just through passive belief, but through the bold experience of life, with Mars guiding this soul as the fiery graha of action and courage.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house channels the 9th house’s spiritual drive into the self. The native embodies a natural authority and courage, with a fiery charisma that commands respect. There is a dharmic call to live by example, to inspire others with boldness in both action and belief.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars directs the energy of higher purpose toward wealth and values, shaping a life where prosperity is pursued through alignment with inner truth. Here, the native learns to wield speech as a tool of conviction and may find that wealth flows when rooted in principles.

Mars in the 3rd House: Mars in the 3rd infuses the 9th house’s quest for truth into communication and courage. There is a deep urge to spread knowledge, share bold ideas, and overcome obstacles in the pursuit of wisdom. The native must learn to temper directness, embracing both patience and depth.

Mars in the 4th House: With Mars here, the native’s pursuit of dharma extends into the inner sanctum of the home and heart. There may be a strong attachment to family values or the urge to establish a secure foundation rooted in spiritual ideals. Peace is achieved through balancing outer ambitions with inner tranquility.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars channels the energy of dharma into creativity, intellect, and teachings. Here, the native is drawn to express higher truths through art, education, or guiding others. The journey calls for refinement, transforming raw passion into wisdom that uplifts.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in the 6th brings spiritual energy to the path of service and overcoming adversity. Here, the native finds purpose by addressing challenges with resilience and helping others through crises. Discipline in daily life allows Mars to manifest as a steady hand, offering healing.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars brings the search for truth into the realm of partnerships, where relationships become a source of learning and growth. The native may encounter karmic partners who challenge and refine their beliefs. Balance in partnership calls for both inner strength and humility.

Mars in the 8th House: Mars in the 8th reveals a fearless quest to uncover life’s mysteries and transform the self. Here, spiritual evolution often comes through hidden knowledge, esoteric studies, or life-altering experiences. The native’s journey is one of deep surrender to the forces of transformation.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars in the 9th brings tremendous zeal for knowledge, higher studies, or spiritual journeys. The native is a seeker in the truest sense, driven to explore new philosophies and expand their worldview. Yet, openness and respect for diverse perspectives bring the highest growth.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars channels dharmic energy into career and public service, where the native is often drawn to roles of leadership. Success comes from embodying integrity and guiding others with wisdom. Career choices should reflect a higher purpose, transcending mere ambition.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th brings spiritual aspirations into social causes and friendships, where the native finds joy in working toward collective goals. This placement calls for strength in group settings, balancing the pursuit of individual ideals with the well-being of the larger community.

Mars in the 12th House: Mars in the 12th guides the native toward spiritual solitude, introspection, or retreat. Here, the journey of dharma takes an inward turn, where enlightenment and fulfillment are sought through meditation, service, and selfless surrender. Mars learns to transcend worldly desires for spiritual liberation.

𝐕𝐢𝐫𝐠𝐨 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Virgo rising, Aries governs the 8th house, the house of transformation, mysteries, and the depths of the unseen world. Aries here creates a soul that is both practical and unafraid to confront life’s shadows. With Mars ruling the 8th, Virgo rising has an inherent strength to endure challenges and an intense curiosity about the hidden realms—whether through psychology, spiritual transformation, or esoteric studies. This placement suggests a karmic journey that involves facing inner fears and rebirth, an evolution of the soul that is both profound and necessary.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house brings the intense energy of the 8th house into the self, creating a powerful aura of resilience and magnetism. This native faces life with fearless determination, embracing self-transformation as a way to discover their true strength.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars directs the transformative energy of the 8th into wealth, values, and family matters. The native may encounter financial fluctuations or transformative experiences within family dynamics. Here, Mars teaches the soul to find stability within change, aligning material pursuits with inner growth.

Mars in the 3rd House: Mars in the 3rd channels the 8th-house energy into communication and courage, making the native drawn to deep, probing conversations and a fearless approach to learning. To evolve, they must cultivate patience and avoid intensity in daily interactions.

Mars in the 4th House: In the 4th, Mars brings transformation to the emotional and domestic sphere. This placement may create a sense of restlessness within the home, or a need to protect and transform the family legacy. Peace is found by harmonizing Mars’ energy with a nurturing, secure environment.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars channels 8th-house energy into creativity, intellect, and self-expression. Here, the native is drawn to intense forms of creativity or speculative pursuits. Fulfillment comes from balancing passion with depth, creating works or teachings that resonate on a soul level.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in the 6th directs transformative energy into service and overcoming adversity. This native is drawn to serve others in intense or crisis-driven settings, finding healing and strength through acts of service. Discipline is key, preventing burnout from Mars’ relentless drive.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars brings the depth of the 8th into partnerships, indicating karmic bonds that are intense and transformative. Relationships may act as mirrors for hidden fears, teaching resilience through shared growth. Harmony is achieved through mutual understanding and compassion.

Mars in the 8th House: Mars in its own 8th house magnifies the native’s attraction to the mystical and transformative. There is a natural capacity for facing life’s mysteries, and the soul feels called to explore deeply. Spiritual practices that honor transformation bring the highest growth.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars in the 9th directs transformation toward higher knowledge, philosophy, and exploration. The native is driven to seek truths beyond the visible, often drawn to foreign lands or unique spiritual practices. Growth comes from balancing fervor for knowledge with an open heart.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars channels transformative energy into career and public life, often drawing the native to professions related to finance, psychology, or research. Success comes from embracing integrity, and the soul finds fulfillment in roles that allow depth and purpose.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th brings the intensity of transformation into social networks and ambitions. The native may be drawn to community work or causes that invoke profound change. Harmony is achieved by balancing personal goals with dedication to collective transformation.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the native’s journey of transformation is deeply inward, often expressed through spiritual practices, solitude, or service. Here, the soul’s ultimate liberation is found in surrender, and Mars learns to direct its intense energy toward self-realization.

𝐋𝐢𝐛𝐫𝐚 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Libra rising, Aries rules the 7th house of partnerships, bringing boldness, independence, and intensity into relationships. With Aries here, Libra rising individuals are drawn to strong, assertive partners who challenge them to grow and assert their own needs. Relationships are dynamic and transformative, pushing Libra rising to balance their natural diplomacy with the courage and authenticity that Aries demands in partnership.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: With Mars in the 1st, the energy of the 7th house is expressed boldly through the self. The native has a magnetic, assertive presence, and they may naturally take charge in relationships. They are called to balance self-assertion with receptivity, as true harmony in partnerships arises from strength blended with compassion.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars directs relationship energy into finances, speech, and family values. The native is passionate about shared resources and may have a direct, assertive communication style within relationships. Growth is found by tempering Mars’ intensity in speech and aligning shared values to cultivate lasting peace.

Mars in the 3rd House: In the 3rd house, Mars channels the 7th-house energy into communication and intellect. The native is driven to express themselves confidently in relationships, often taking an active role in communication. Learning patience and listening skills enhances harmony, allowing deeper connection with partners and peers.

Mars in the 4th House: Mars brings the energy of partnership into the domestic sphere, often making home life or family relationships a central focus of transformation. There is a strong need for security in partnerships, and balancing Mars’ assertive nature with emotional sensitivity is essential for peace within the home.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars in the 5th brings relational energy into creativity, romance, and learning. The native may pursue passionate relationships, often drawn to expressive or dynamic partners. The challenge lies in balancing passion with stability, and they may find fulfillment by channeling this energy into creative projects or teaching.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars channels relational energy into the house of service, health, and daily responsibilities. The native may find purpose in partnerships that involve shared work or service-oriented roles. They are called to refine their approach to relationships through humility and self-discipline, using Mars’ strength to support others.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars in its own house of partnerships brings intensity and drive directly into relationships. This native may experience powerful, transformative relationships that push them to confront their own desires and boundaries. True harmony is achieved by respecting both self and other, balancing assertiveness with empathy.

Mars in the 8th House: With Mars in the 8th, the energy of partnership is directed toward transformation, shared resources, and the mystical. Relationships are profound and may bring significant growth or spiritual awakening. The native is called to embrace vulnerability, using Mars’ courage to face inner shadows alongside their partner.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars channels relational energy into philosophy, higher learning, and travel. Here, the native may be drawn to relationships with those from diverse backgrounds or who challenge them to expand their worldview. True connection is found when both partners respect each other’s beliefs and pursue shared spiritual growth.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars directs relational energy into career and public roles, suggesting that partnerships play a central role in the native’s career path. Success may come through business partnerships or collaborations that further professional goals. Balancing ambition with integrity is key to maintaining respect and harmony.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th house channels partnership energy into social networks, friendships, and collective aspirations. The native finds purpose through group dynamics and may attract like-minded individuals with shared goals. Collaboration brings fulfillment, but competition should be avoided to foster unity.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the native’s relational energy turns inward, focusing on spiritual connection, solitude, or mystical exploration. This placement suggests karmic ties and the potential for deep, spiritually transformative relationships. True growth is found in releasing attachment and embracing unconditional love.

𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐩𝐢𝐨 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Scorpio rising, Aries rules the 6th house of service, daily work, health, and challenges. Aries brings a bold, determined, and action-oriented approach to this house, making Scorpio rising individuals naturally courageous in facing obstacles and competitive in work environments. They are driven to tackle challenges head-on, often excelling in roles that require resilience and leadership. With Aries here, Scorpio rising natives may feel energized in overcoming adversities and are encouraged to channel this fiery energy into service and discipline.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house intensifies Scorpio rising’s strength and resilience, making them fearless and determined in both daily life and challenges. They are naturally assertive and driven, often taking a proactive approach to solving problems.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars directs 6th-house energy into wealth, values, and speech. The native is motivated to build financial stability through hard work and may approach finances with a competitive edge. They may need to balance assertiveness in family matters and finances with diplomacy.

Mars in the 3rd House: In the 3rd house, Mars channels the 6th-house energy into communication and courage. The native excels in tasks requiring quick action and assertive communication. This placement brings a bold, direct approach in dealings with siblings or close peers.

Mars in the 4th House: With Mars in the 4th, the 6th-house energy of service and discipline is directed toward home and family. The native may bring a protective energy to the household and seek to create stability through hard work. Balance is needed to prevent restlessness within the home.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars in the 5th house channels 6th-house energy into creativity, romance, and learning. The native brings a passionate, competitive spirit to personal pursuits, often excelling in areas like sports, teaching, or creative projects. Self-discipline helps channel this energy positively.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in its own 6th house makes the native exceptionally resilient and service-oriented. There is a natural aptitude for overcoming obstacles and thriving in demanding roles. This placement is excellent for careers in health, law, or any field requiring courage and discipline.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars in the 7th directs the energy of the 6th house into partnerships. Relationships may bring challenges that require resilience, and the native may seek assertive or ambitious partners. Growth comes from learning to balance independence with cooperation.

Mars in the 8th House: Mars in the 8th house brings 6th-house energy into the realm of transformation, shared resources, and mysteries. The native is fearless in facing life’s deeper aspects and may be drawn to intense, transformative work. This placement brings powerful insights into overcoming inner obstacles.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars in the 9th channels 6th-house energy into philosophy, travel, and higher learning. The native approaches beliefs and learning with vigor, often advocating strongly for their views. Growth comes through openness to diverse perspectives and moderation in debate.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars directs the 6th-house energy into career and public life. The native is ambitious and driven to achieve professional success, often thriving in competitive careers. Integrity and a strong ethical approach to work ensure lasting respect and recognition.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th brings a strong work ethic into social networks and friendships. The native is motivated to achieve goals and may take an active role in group causes. Cooperation within social circles is essential to balance Mars’ assertive energy here.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the energy of the 6th house is directed toward spiritual pursuits, solitude, or hidden challenges. The native is drawn to inner exploration and may seek peace through service or healing practices. True growth comes from surrendering ego-driven battles and embracing spiritual growth.

𝐒𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐮𝐬 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Sagittarius rising, Aries governs the 5th house, which is associated with creativity, children, romance, speculative ventures, and spiritual practices. Aries here gives Sagittarius rising an approach to life that is adventurous, enthusiastic, and daring when it comes to matters of the heart and intellect. With Aries ruling the 5th, there is an energetic, sometimes impulsive, drive toward self-expression and creativity. The Sagittarius native is drawn to passionate pursuits and may embrace leadership in learning or teaching roles, embodying a spirit that inspires others. Aries in the 5th house encourages Sagittarius rising individuals to boldly express their unique ideas and to pursue creative endeavors with courage and conviction.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house brings the bold 5th-house energy directly into the self, making the native confident, expressive, and magnetic. They are often charismatic leaders and naturally attract attention, but they must balance passion with humility to maintain harmony.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars in the 2nd directs the creative 5th-house energy into financial pursuits and personal values. The native is driven to secure wealth through bold ventures and may take pride in their financial achievements. Balancing material ambition with inner values brings stability and satisfaction.

Mars in the 3rd House: Mars channels the 5th-house energy into communication, courage, and skills. The native may be a strong communicator, eager to share ideas with enthusiasm. Learning to temper assertiveness with patience enhances their ability to teach or mentor effectively.

Mars in the 4th House: With Mars in the 4th, the 5th-house energy of creativity is focused on the home and family. The native may have strong family values or an energetic household and may even bring creative ventures into the domestic sphere. Finding inner peace helps balance Mars’ intensity here.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars in its own 5th house amplifies passion, creativity, and leadership in learning. The native feels driven to express themselves openly and may excel in teaching or inspiring others. This is a powerful placement for artists, performers, or educators, but balance in self-expression is key.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars directs 5th-house energy into service, health, and daily responsibilities. The native may approach work with creativity and passion, often motivated to help others. However, learning to navigate routine tasks with patience and attention to detail brings lasting fulfillment.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars in the 7th channels 5th-house energy into partnerships, making relationships a key area of personal expression. The native is drawn to passionate, intense partners who share their zest for life. True harmony comes from balancing independence with mutual respect.

Mars in the 8th House: With Mars in the 8th, the energy of the 5th house moves into the transformative realms of the 8th. The native may explore the mysteries of life through art, spiritual practices, or transformative pursuits. Courage in facing inner truths brings deeper wisdom and growth.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars channels the 5th-house energy into higher learning, travel, and philosophy. This native approaches knowledge with zeal and may inspire others to seek truth and adventure. This placement supports careers in education or travel, with the lesson of balancing fervor with open-mindedness.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars in the 10th directs creative energy into the public and professional sphere. The native may be driven to make an impact in their career, often in roles where they can lead or inspire others. This placement calls for integrity in professional life to gain respect and success.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th brings 5th-house energy into social networks, goals, and friendships. The native finds joy in group activities or causes that involve creativity or community leadership. Balance is achieved by channeling this energy into collective goals rather than personal ambitions alone.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the creative 5th-house energy turns inward, focused on spiritual exploration or hidden talents. The native may pursue creativity in solitude or feel drawn to mystical practices. Embracing a quiet form of self-expression brings inner peace and fulfillment.

𝐂𝐚𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐧 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Capricorn rising, Aries governs the 4th house, the house of home, family, emotional foundation, and inner peace. With Aries here, Capricorn natives bring a bold, proactive energy to their personal life and home environment. This placement often means they approach matters of family and security with a strong, protective nature. Capricorn rising individuals may feel a deep responsibility to create a stable and resilient foundation, often willing to take decisive action to secure and protect their loved ones. Aries ruling the 4th suggests that the path to inner peace involves embracing courage and taking action to address their emotional needs and personal security.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house brings the protective 4th-house energy directly into the self, creating a strong, assertive presence. The native feels compelled to take charge of their personal and family life. This placement cultivates self-confidence and resilience but requires balance to avoid excessive control.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars directs 4th-house energy into finances, family values, and speech. The native is driven to secure financial stability for the family, often with a direct or assertive approach in financial matters. Cultivating patience and balance in communication brings harmony to family dynamics.

Mars in the 3rd House: In the 3rd house, Mars channels the 4th-house energy into communication and intellect. The native is expressive about their family values and may take on a protective role with siblings or in community settings. Mindfulness in communication helps avoid unnecessary conflicts.

Mars in the 4th House: Mars in the 4th house amplifies the desire to create a safe and stable home environment. The native is deeply protective of their family and roots, sometimes fiercely so. This placement calls for balancing inner strength with emotional openness to create true peace within.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars directs 4th-house energy into creativity, romance, and learning. The native may channel their drive for security into creative projects or invest in their children’s success. Fulfillment comes from nurturing both personal passions and the needs of their loved ones.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in the 6th channels 4th-house energy into service, health, and work. The native may work hard to provide stability, often finding purpose in professions that allow them to care for or support others. Balance is needed to prevent overworking and burnout in their quest for security.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars in the 7th brings 4th-house energy into partnerships, suggesting that relationships become a significant source of emotional grounding. The native may be drawn to strong, protective partners and learns to balance independence with emotional connection.

Mars in the 8th House: With Mars in the 8th, the 4th-house energy flows into transformation, shared resources, and the mysteries of life. The native feels a profound commitment to understanding their emotional depths and may find fulfillment through transformative experiences within the family or home.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars channels 4th-house energy into philosophy, travel, and higher learning. The native finds inner peace through exploration and may create a home that reflects diverse influences. Growth is achieved by balancing security with a willingness to expand beyond familiar beliefs.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars in the 10th house directs 4th-house energy into career and public life. The native is often driven to achieve professional success to provide security for themselves and their family. Integrity and grounding in their career enhance both public respect and personal fulfillment.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th brings the 4th-house energy into social networks and friendships. The native may feel a responsibility toward their community and often takes on leadership roles in social causes. Fulfillment comes from balancing personal aspirations with support for the collective.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the native’s search for security turns inward, often expressed through spiritual exploration or retreat. They may find peace in solitude or through inner work. This placement calls for releasing worldly attachments in favor of spiritual grounding.

𝐀𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐮𝐬 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Aquarius rising, Aries governs the 3rd house, the house of communication, courage, skills, and immediate surroundings. With Aries here, Aquarius rising individuals approach learning and communication with assertiveness, directness, and an eagerness to explore. They are often unafraid to take initiative in expressing their ideas and may thrive in environments that encourage debate, leadership, or hands-on experience. Aries ruling the 3rd house suggests a karmic path involving the mastery of words, skill-building, and embracing one’s personal courage. There is an adventurous, pioneering spirit when it comes to self-expression, and they are likely to be champions of bold ideas and new perspectives.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house brings the 3rd-house energy of communication and courage directly into the self, making the native outspoken, bold, and charismatic. This individual feels confident in expressing their thoughts, but they must balance assertiveness with patience to foster harmonious relationships.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars directs 3rd-house energy into wealth, speech, and values. The native approaches finances and personal values with determination, often speaking directly and confidently. Learning to temper Mars' assertiveness in speech and material pursuits brings greater harmony in family and financial matters.

Mars in the 3rd House: Mars in its own 3rd house amplifies the desire to communicate boldly, take risks, and lead through intellect. This placement makes the native passionate in learning and sharing ideas, possibly excelling in writing, teaching, or persuasive speaking. Balance is found in refining Mars’ energy to avoid impulsivity.

Mars in the 4th House: With Mars in the 4th house, the 3rd-house energy channels into home and family. The native may take on a protective role within the family and often leads or guides siblings or close relatives. True harmony is achieved when the native balances personal independence with nurturing the home.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars directs 3rd-house energy into creativity, romance, and intellectual pursuits. The native may pursue bold, creative endeavors and feels strongly about sharing their unique ideas. Fulfillment is achieved by balancing personal expression with joy and openness in relationships.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in the 6th house brings 3rd-house energy into service, health, and work. This placement suggests a disciplined, courageous approach to daily challenges and may draw the native to service-oriented professions. Learning to manage stress and practice self-care ensures sustainable progress.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars channels 3rd-house energy into partnerships, making communication a central theme in relationships. The native may attract partners who are assertive or intellectually stimulating, but true harmony comes from balancing independence with openness and compromise.

Mars in the 8th House: With Mars in the 8th, the 3rd-house energy flows into transformation, shared resources, and deeper understanding. The native is unafraid of exploring life’s mysteries, often communicating with profound insight. They may benefit from learning to temper intensity with patience and empathy.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars in the 9th channels 3rd-house energy into higher learning, philosophy, and travel. The native feels strongly about their beliefs and is driven to explore different cultures or philosophies. Growth comes from balancing conviction with open-mindedness toward diverse perspectives.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars in the 10th house directs 3rd-house energy into career and public life. The native may be drawn to professions involving communication, teaching, or leadership roles. This placement calls for a strong ethical foundation to guide ambition and maintain respect.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th brings the 3rd-house energy of courage and communication into social networks and friendships. The native often takes on leadership roles in group causes or collective goals. Balance is achieved by aligning personal aspirations with community well-being.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the native’s communication and courage take on a reflective, inward focus. This placement may draw them to spiritual exploration, meditation, or quiet contemplation. Growth comes from learning to channel Mars’ energy into compassionate, selfless pursuits.

𝐏𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠

For Pisces rising, Aries governs the 2nd house, the house of wealth, family, values, and speech. With Aries here, Pisces rising natives approach finances and personal values with directness and courage. Aries in the 2nd house suggests a karmic path that involves establishing financial independence and self-worth through bold action, often taking risks in financial or personal ventures. This placement brings a fierce drive to build stability, yet it also encourages the Pisces soul to balance material pursuits with their natural inclination toward spiritual values. Aries ruling the 2nd house invites the Pisces native to express their values assertively, cultivating a confident, empowered voice in both family and social spheres.

Mars through the Houses:

Mars in the 1st House: Mars in the 1st house brings the bold 2nd-house energy of financial independence and self-worth directly into the self, making the native assertive and confident. They often take a direct approach in securing resources and embody a strong personal identity. Balance is achieved by aligning ambition with inner peace.

Mars in the 2nd House: Mars in the 2nd house intensifies the desire for material security, and the native is motivated to work hard to achieve financial stability. This placement brings a direct, assertive approach to earning and personal values. Learning patience and prudence enhances lasting prosperity.

Mars in the 3rd House: Mars channels the 2nd-house energy of values and wealth into communication, courage, and skills. The native may speak confidently about their beliefs and is unafraid to share their values. Growth comes from balancing assertiveness in speech with tact and respect in close relationships.

Mars in the 4th House: With Mars in the 4th, the 2nd-house energy is focused on family, home, and emotional foundations. The native may be fiercely protective of their family or homeland and often works hard to establish a stable home environment. Emotional security is achieved by balancing independence with family harmony.

Mars in the 5th House: Mars directs 2nd-house energy into creativity, romance, and intellectual pursuits. The native may invest time and resources into creative projects, children, or hobbies. Fulfillment comes from pursuing passions with a grounded sense of value, rather than for external validation.

Mars in the 6th House: Mars in the 6th brings 2nd-house energy into service, health, and daily work. The native is hardworking and may take a practical approach to earning and self-worth through dedicated service. Balance is found by avoiding overwork and cultivating compassion in daily interactions.

Mars in the 7th House: Mars channels 2nd-house energy into partnerships, indicating that relationships may influence personal values and self-worth. The native may seek assertive, ambitious partners. Harmony is achieved by balancing self-reliance with mutual respect in partnerships.

Mars in the 8th House: With Mars in the 8th, the energy of the 2nd house flows into transformation, shared resources, and inner growth. The native may approach joint finances or inheritance with a fearless attitude, often transforming their values through deep, transformative experiences. Growth comes through conscious self-mastery.

Mars in the 9th House: Mars channels 2nd-house energy into philosophy, travel, and higher learning. The native’s values may evolve through exposure to diverse cultures and philosophies. They are often assertive in their beliefs, finding purpose in aligning material pursuits with higher ideals.

Mars in the 10th House: Mars in the 10th house directs 2nd-house energy into career and public life. The native may be ambitious in professional pursuits, often channeling their drive for financial security into public success. Career integrity and balancing ambition with ethics ensure long-term fulfillment.

Mars in the 11th House: Mars in the 11th brings the 2nd-house energy into social networks, aspirations, and group dynamics. The native may pursue financial goals through social causes or collaborative efforts. Fulfillment is achieved by aligning personal values with the collective good, balancing personal gain with community well-being.

Mars in the 12th House: With Mars in the 12th, the energy of the 2nd house turns inward, focusing on spirituality, solitude, and hidden matters. The native may feel drawn to use their resources or skills for spiritual pursuits or service. True peace comes from letting go of material attachment and embracing inner fulfillment.

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