Moon in 7th House
The Moon in the 7th house relies a great deal upon people for emotional support, and seeks a feeling of security and protection from relationships. In relationships there is often a sense of vulnerability and needing to ‘belong’ to someone, and be taken care of.
The Moon represents the emotions and feelings, and the sign and house placement of the Moon indicate the emotional expression and response of any individual. Modern astrology tends to think of the Moon as representing the unconscious and habitual part of the personality.
Water, like the Moon is responsive and adaptable, assuming the shape of any container that it houses. The Moon is the receptacle of experience on a feeling level, and gut level, and it digests life’s experiences. The seventh house is the house of others and represents the personal and social relationships we form like: marriage, partnerships and the public. It also defines the cooperative interaction with others, and describes how we experience other people and what we unconsciously expect and receive in our relationships.
Those with the Moon in the 7th house are often unconsciously dependent on a partner. The Moon is always hungry for some kind of a response. If the Moon is a reflection of a partner they may be emotional, caring and even moody. The individual with this placement of the Moon in the horoscope may also attract partners who tend to smother and over-protect them, and some tend to marry young.
The Moon is over-sensitive and over-adaptive to the needs of others in general. However, if the Moon has difficult aspects, then there may be delays and reluctance to enter a relationship may be the case. Planets aspecting the Moon generally describe childhood conditioning, and further define our feeling response.
The nature of the planets aspecting the Moon describe our instinctive response to life as well as what we tend to meet in the emotional sphere. The Moon rules the mother and so her input and psychological impact may be important in the choice of a marital partner.
The Moon here is also very sensitive to public opinion, and has strong feelings for the needs of others. These people often feel "married" to the public, and have a hard time with personal relationships as their true partner is their audience. It is often in front of the public where they really feel they belong. This can be the lunar position of someone who really knows how to please others.
If the Moon is well aspected it is likely that relationships in general will be emotionally fulfilling and there is a natural receptivity to others. If the Moon forms difficult aspects, the individual may experience much change and flux, and be subject to the emotional ebbs and flows of a partnership and within the public life. The Moon in 7th house craves affectionate gestures, sympathy and understanding partner.
Moon in the 7th House
You are drawn to partnerships and prefer to have a companion for emotional support. You are not a person who would happily take in a movie by yourself, or dine alone, for example. A partner awakens feelings in you that you may never know you had, and you seem to need a partner to learn about your own needs and feelings.
Emotional fulfillment is sought through relationships, but you may have many relationships one after another, each time believing that this is "the one". Taking time between relationships is something that is hard for you to do, but quite necessary, as you tend to jump into relationships out of fear of being alone. You are very adaptable to others’ needs, and usually quite likeable as a result. Be careful that you don’t become overly dependent on a partner, or assume that a partner is going to treat you the same way as you do them.
You depend a great deal upon other people for emotional support and you have a large "family" of friends that care about you and treat you as kin. The women in your life are particularly important to you, and your relationship with them powerfully influences your sense of security and happiness. You may be overly dependent and unsure of yourself without a close partner.