Push-Pull Love: Moon in the 7th = Hearts drawn together, emotions pull apart.

Moon in the seventh house writes love in tides. Attraction feels instant. Familiar. Almost remembered. Hearts move toward each other without effort. The pull is emotional. The bond feels destined. Love arrives quietly but deeply.

They crave partnership like shelter. Being alone feels unfinished. They look for safety in another heartbeat. They search for home in someone else’s arms. Love is not optional. It is necessary.

When they fall, they fall fast. Emotion leads. Logic follows. The heart recognizes before the mind understands. A stranger feels known. A new love feels old. Something inside remembers.

But once closeness settles, the tide turns.

They want intimacy. Then fear it. They want devotion. Then resist dependence. They need reassurance. Then pull away from it. The heart moves forward. Then steps back. Love becomes a rhythm of approach and retreat.

Every shift is felt. Every silence speaks. Every pause carries meaning. A partner’s mood becomes their weather. A partner’s distance feels like loss. A partner’s touch feels like survival.

They watch closely. They listen deeply. They feel everything. Love is their emotional ground. When it shakes, they shake with it.

They attract relationships that awaken old wounds. Lovers arrive carrying familiar pain. The connection touches childhood fears. It stirs attachment scars. Love becomes a mirror. It shows what still hurts.

When the bond feels safe, they soften. They nurture. They protect. They hold their partner with tenderness. They love with devotion. They love with care. They love with presence.

But when love feels uncertain, they retreat. They build walls. They hide feelings. Not from lack of love. From too much of it. Vulnerability feels dangerous. Dependence feels frightening – Loss feels unbearable’.

So they test love.

They step back to see who follows. They grow quiet to see who stays. They create distance to feel secure. The push is protection. The pull is longing. Both live together.

They repeat emotional stories. Different faces. Same wounds. Same patterns. Intense beginnings. Deep attachment. Sudden distance. Painful separation. Unfinished endings.

They are not built for shallow love. Casual affection leaves them empty. Surface connection feels cold. They need depth. They need emotional truth. They need reassurance that lasts.

They need a partner who stays steady. Someone who understands their tides. Someone who does not vanish when emotions rise. Someone who holds space for softness.

Healing begins within.

They must learn to self-soothe. To build safety inside. To find grounding without another heartbeat. Only then does love feel less frightening.

When balanced, they love beautifully. With loyalty. With intuition. With tenderness. They create bonds that feel like home. They offer emotional refuge.

Moon in the seventh is a story of hearts drawn together. And emotions pulling apart. It is the journey of learning how to stay. Without losing the self. Without fearing love.

It is not an easy love. But it is real.