Drew Starkey's Birth Chart: Scorpio Sun

The Moon in Cancer feels deeply and attaches for good, with home as the anchor.

Venus in Libra values fairness and beauty, and is happiest in partnership.

Jupiter in Libra grows through partnership, fairness and good company.

The Sun in Scorpio builds identity through intensity, privacy and depth.

Mercury in Scorpio investigates, keeps what it learns and says little of it.

Pluto in Scorpio is at home: it exhumes what is buried and rebuilds from it.

Mars in Scorpio is relentless, strategic and very hard to deflect.

Neptune in Capricorn asks institutions to mean something, and is disillusioned.

Uranus in Capricorn reforms institutions from the inside, and strains against them.

Saturn in Aquarius takes principles and groups seriously, from slightly outside.

Disruption fused with dissolution, a rare generational contact that loosens inherited certainties.

Commitment and affection in easy agreement, steady and tasteful, with loyalty never actually tested.

Structure in conflict with power, relentless and heavy, forging endurance and a permanent realism.

Drive fused with power, immense in stamina and force, with control and compulsion as the costs.

Imagination and mind in easy agreement, atmospheric and intuitive, with intuition never tested.

Originality and mind in easy agreement, quick with new systems and short on finished projects.

Drive in conflict with limitation, repeatedly blocked, producing cold anger or hard-won capability.

Mind and identity welded together, giving fluent self-expression and little distance from an opinion.

Will and instinct in easy agreement, giving steady confidence that can slide into complacency.

Affection enlarged by Jupiter, generous and popular, with indulgence and ease as the standing costs.

Growth and structure in easy agreement, giving realistic judgment usually spent administering.

Affection in conflict with freedom, breaking intimacy on reflex until autonomy and fear are separated.

Affection in tension with illusion, repeatedly disappointed and slowly taught to see people accurately.