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Astrology Dating's Weekend Romance Horoscope: August 13-15, 2010 (0)
The tension appears to have settled down a bit since last weekend. Mars is no longer fueling the Big T-Square, although it's still in square range of Pluto. The big news is that the Sun is rolling into opposition range of Neptune. Now, normally that wouldn't be huge news... Sun opposite Neptune has sort of an Ego-dissolving function going for it, and you need at least a little Ego to get some romance going. But with everything else going on in the sky, the soft and fuzzy nature of that opposition will help a lot of you transmute the tension into tenderness. And besides... this is an astrology dating site, and (worst case scenario) a little "poor you" is probably going to get you further on a date than "poor me."
FRIDAY: The Moon in Libra passes over Venus and Mars earlier in the day, setting up the urge to go into partnership mode. By 11 PM EST (8 PM PST) the Moon is in sextile range to the Sun, and the mood is likely to be buoyant, playful, and possibly romantic by this point in the evening. If you haven't arranged anything for yourself by this point in the evening, grab that phone or send that e-mail. Someone is going to be receptive.
SATURDAY: Capitalize on the mood of the time, and reap the benefits later! By around 9 AM EST (noon PST) and for the next couple of hours afterwards, Moon in late Libra is trine Neptune in the late degrees of Aquarius. This will make the mood soft and dreamy, so make contact, set up that date, or blow a kiss. And make sure you set things up for after 8:26 PM EST (5:26 PST) when the Moon is no longer void of course, and enters Scorpio. Scorpio has a certain reputation for sexiness you may have heard of. Ahem. Have fun...
SUNDAY: If you followed the approximate suggested timing in the last two days, you probably have some interesting romantic news to share with the co-workers on Monday. If not... well, the Moon is still in Scorpio and still amplifying moods... although the odds of starting something solid and long-term are a little worse than before. Either way, you know what to do.
