At a point in the year when there is no planetary activity in your romantic sector, having the Moon visit twice and the second time as a Full Moon, is giving this month the romantic boost it needs. The Moon will return to your romantic sector on 1st March and until leaving on 3rd March will get the month off to a romantically charged start. While there is no planetary activity in your romantic sector with Venus, the planet of love having just left an adventurous part of your chart late last month, these romantically charged lunar vibes will tap into and amplify the spirit of romance and adventure she spent much of February fuelling. Meanwhile, while there are no changes on the relationship front, with the asteroid Juno and the South Node keeping your relationships on track, there are changes that will impact your relationships. Having the North Node in Gemini and the South Node in your relationship sector until January 2022 is policing a balance between your personal and relationship needs but this has been the reality since May 2020. The change comes from Mars' return to Gemini on 4th March. This will put a lot more focus on your own needs and therefore put that balance to the test. The real test will come when Mars crosses the lunar nodes, which he will do on 26th/27th March. The Moon will return for its second visit to your romantic sector for the year from 28th March to 30th March and this is the visit that will not only create a Full Moon but is the Full Moon that determines when Easter will fall this year. This is a Lovers Moon, amplifying the impact from these romantically charged lunar vibes while giving matters of the heart and all things romantic a jump start. With no planetary activity in your romantic sector, this is the boost that romantic matters need. It also makes the Moon's first visit, in the early days of the month a valuable practice run.