Aries season is here to kick things off.
Happy Astrological New Year! Here's Your Weekly Horoscope, From The AstroTwins As the astrological new year begins, Aries season is here to kick things off with a bang. Not only that, but Venus and Saturn are joining forces this week, resulting in potential for some difficult conversations. Here's your horoscope.
As much as you’d love to keep everything in the feel-good zone, you do need to get back to brass tacks about basic agreements. Spell a few things out in black and white. Figure out where you both stand on things like managing finances, raising kids and where you ultimately want to put down roots.These no-nonsense discussions may reveal some genuine disparities. Saturn rules experts, and if you can’t get past a sticking point, a coach or couples’ therapist could help.
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