AI’s “humorous” answer to Pluto in the 7th house and why I do not agree

I asked:

Explain the astrology of Pluto in the 7th house in a dry humoristic manner

ChatGPT answered:
Ah, Pluto in the 7th house – the ultimate cosmic wingman, here to ruin all your relationships! You thought you were just looking for love, but Pluto thinks you’re actually on a mission to uncover your deepest, darkest fears and insecurities through your romantic partners.

Pluto in the 7th House is all about power dynamics and transformation through intimacy. So get ready to confront all those pesky issues you’ve been avoiding, like trust, control, jealousy, and abandonment. But hey, at least you’ll have someone to blame for all your emotional baggage, right?

On the bright side, Pluto in the 7th house can also give you a certain magnetism and intensity that draws others to you. Just be sure to use your powers for good, not evil. And if you do find yourself single, don’t worry – Pluto will make sure you have plenty of alone time to work on yourself. After all, who needs a partner when you have a planet to keep you company?

So here are my thoughts on having the energy amped up with Pluto moving back and forth on my 7th house cusp now. I feel a new clarity on how to relate. I learned so much about psychological behaviour now that I can detect red flags way earlier. I do in fact still attract people with narcissistic traits and I’m not finished with my recovery as a co-dependent. I feel much more love and strategic thinking about boundary work when I land in the same kind of situation. Right now I’m learning it with someone who takes the role of an authority in my life. But this person prefers to be called a friend and ask me very personal and sexual questions. As a very open and sometimes “naive” person I really like to share personal development, but here I already feel that I need to grey rock a bit.

I’m grateful that I’m able to use the tools from Dr. Ramani (an online psychiatrist who has helped millions for free). This is the second time someone in a powerful position has tried to grow personal knowledge about me without sharing their own personal secrets in a period since April 2022 when Pluto was approaching my 7th house cusp. The first one was a boss who invited herself into my home in the middle of my summer vacation. At that time I still had full-blown anxiety attacks. Now I’m more equipped to set those boundaries. This is definitely a chance and a long life lesson into being my own boss and with that actually attracting healthier and happier relationships.

I also see family patterns much more clearly. Actually, my beloved scorpionic mother revealed some intense anger problems in her upbringing which gave a lot of insight to work with for both of us. We both has been struggling on how to show anger in a healthy way and our relationship is so tight that it would go under unhealthy symbiosis if we don’t do conscious detachment once in a while. Need I mention we both have Pluto on our MC and IC axis?

Keywords for Pluto from my real life experience so far: all the words that belongs to psychology, secrets, power, boss, anxiety, investigation, scorpionic,

There’s so much more to the travel of Pluto through the 7th house than transformation in Lovelife! But anyway… maybe we can see if ChatGPT can come into better use if it’s a psychological theory. So I asked ChatGPT if it would explain Co-dependency vs. narcissism, just in case you already feel unsure of what I’m speaking about. Here it goes:

ChatGPT: Explaining co-dependency vs. narcissism

Codependency and narcissism are two different psychological patterns that can have a significant impact on individuals and their relationships.

Codependency is a psychological condition where an individual becomes excessively preoccupied with the needs of others and prioritizes their happiness and well-being over their own. Codependent individuals often lack a sense of self and rely on external validation and approval to feel worthy. They may struggle with setting boundaries and assertiveness, and often feel responsible for the feelings and actions of others.

On the other hand, narcissism is a personality disorder characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance and a lack of empathy for others. Narcissistic individuals often seek admiration and attention from others and may use manipulative tactics to achieve their goals. They may have a grandiose sense of entitlement and a belief that they are superior to others.

While codependent individuals tend to focus excessively on others, narcissistic individuals tend to focus excessively on themselves. However, there can be overlap between these two patterns, as codependent individuals may attract and enable narcissistic behavior in others, and narcissistic individuals may exploit and manipulate codependent individuals for their own benefit.

It’s important to note that both codependency and narcissism can be harmful to individuals and their relationships, and seeking professional help can be beneficial in addressing these patterns and developing healthier ways of relating to oneself and others.