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The real question this week isn't whether you can keep everyone else content. It's whether you've been keeping yourself content.
Monday evening's Last Quarter Moon in Cancer demands that you differentiate between what you're holding onto because you need it and what you're clutching on to simply because you always have.
The bravery required to do this isn't the dramatic sort. It's the quiet kind - admitting that some of your oldest comfort habits might be doing absolutely nothing for you anymore.
Tuesday is pivotal, starting with Venus tangling with Neptune, which means everything looks lovely through the morning fog - you know when you meet someone and decide they're brilliant, only to realise later you were seeing what you wanted to see?
But then Uranus delivers an afternoon jolt of clarity - suddenly there's an exit you'd never spotted, or you're saying something you never thought you'd have the nerve to say. Evening brings Pluto, turning up like that one friend who's actually willing to have the difficult conversation.
By Friday, the Sun-Jupiter square has stepped in with a reality check. Your enthusiasm is real, but your diary is full. This aspect isn't here to burst your bubble. It's here to make sure the truths you've uncovered actually get proper foundations.
The week's wisdom: grow boldly, yes, but grow from genuine roots, not from your ego's overexcited promises.
What it means, to have Moon in... by sign.
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