Yes, I agree with what EJ53 says about Chiron in Aries. As a generation, (because I find that Chiron's placements in the signs is easier to 'unlock' if I look at the whole
group of people with each sign.) I find that those with this Chiron placement deal with it and/or express it in one (or all) of several ways:
- by feeling the need to prove themselves in some way - usually through over-achieving in work, sport, business, or some kind of endeavour which others can recognise. [Those with stelliums in their natal charts tend to fall into this category. My niece, born with 6 planets in Virgo, 4 in stellium, and with Chiron in Aries in the 1st, was, for the first 35 years of her life such an over-achiever. She now (at 40) seems to be settling down and looking to please herself rather than her parents, who hardly noticed what she was doing anyway!]
- this can include going out on a limb and being the first ever to do something
- putting others' needs ahead of your own - an expression of deep feelings of worthlessness. This can lead to a habit of `living one's life through others.'
- aggressive (and often futile) reactions to what we see as criticism from others (which probably is a reflection of your own self-criticism and other negative self-talk.)
The thinking behind that last dot-point is that
you must keep others at a safe distance for fear they'll get too close and so recognise that you actually
are damaged and even worthless (in your opinion.)
I have also observed that those with Chiron in the 6th (and this is a complicated house for Chiron to occupy, by the way) tend to oscillate between being serious and steady and rational, and even co-operative with others, and being totally aggressive and freedom-seeking. One of my sons has Chiron in the 6th. He currently lives with me, and his push-pull moods (he's currently experiencing something v. difficult in his life, but all the same.....) are driving me nuts!!!