There should be no planetary activity in your romantic or relationship sectors at this time of year or anything other than the Moon's monthly visits to draw any attention to either. However, there is a chance this month to catch the tail end of Saturn's extraordinary time in your relationship sector while benefiting from having the South Node in your romantic sector all month. Saturn will normally remain in an area of your chart for three years and while that will be the case when he returns in December, it was never meant to be the case when he returned in March. Instead, after seven weeks here Saturn turned retrograde, spent three days stalled and the next seven weeks retracing his steps, before leaving on 2nd July. Saturn never got any further than 02 degrees so barely stuck his head in the door but it was in his first seven weeks that Mars was here, firing things up on the relationship front. This is a practice run ahead of not only Saturn's return in December but Jupiter, the planet of luck and expansion just days later. It has been six decades since Jupiter and Saturn were last in your relationship sector at the same time and it was literally in the Dark Ages that they last aligned here, yet that is exactly what they will do over Christmas. {ads_delimiter}Saturn is here to prepare for some of the most important relationship developments in decades, with the closing days of 2020 and all of 2021 especially powerful. It is the Moon's return to your relationship sector from 6th July to 8th July, just days after Saturn leaves that will bring a chance to check in and start processing the messages and lessons from recent months. Meanwhile, for the most part, the South Node will be a silent player on the romantic front, though last month's eclipsing Full Moon and a total solar eclipse here in December will demonstrate its power. The Moon will move through your romantic sector from 2nd July to 4th July and again from 29th July to 31st July, making these the most romantically charged days of the month.