July 30th, 2022: Relationship Disagreements

  • Mercury in Leo quincunx Juno Rx in Pisces (21 deg)

Pride or dramatic statements trigger tension in a relationship. The terms of the contract (personal or professional) may be too demanding for one party. The relationship itself is undergoing a review and pushy insistence for more recognition or romance will not sit well.

And yet, what's being said has validity- this is not the time to be silent. A closer look at what's undefined is warranted  - unconditional acceptance or just "letting things flow" is not working. The key is finding a way to integrate pride with that which transcends pride. Find a meeting point between the spiritual and human realms. If the relationship agreement is undermining someone's ego, it's not much of an agreement. At the same time, know this is not a clearly defined contract with typical expressions of status and achievement - if that's what you're looking for you may have to look somewhere else. 

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