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While you will move into the New Year with no planets in your romantic sector and instead, with the focus more on getting the most out of Mercury's final days in your relationship sector before leaving on 2nd January, the love gods are planning something special later in the month. To begin with though, it is all about Mercury, who having returned at the end of October for what is normally the planet of communication's 14 to 15 day chance to get the communication lines open, finally leaves. Mercury did leave in November, only to retrograde back in and in time to work with the Sun, Venus, Mars and the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment as they moved through.
The Sun left your relationship sector just before Christmas, Venus on Christmas Day and Juno at the end of last month, leaving Mercury behind to help you move into the New Year with the communication lines open. This will end all planetary activity on the relationship front until he and the Sun return in December, with Venus not returning in 2026, Mars not back until later next year and Juno in four years. This makes Mercury's final days especially important, along with the Moon's monthly visits, which for the rest of the year will help to keep you emotionally engaged and connected. The first of those visits will be from 14th January to 16th January.
Before then, the Moon will make its first visit to your romantic sector for the year from 9th January to 11th January. These should be some of the most romantically charged days of the month, but instead, they could be outdone when Venus, the planet of love returns to an adventurous part of your chart on 18th January, where she will spend the next 24 days bringing the spirit of romance and adventure together. She will have plenty of help with that, with Mars returning on 23rd January to begin his first chance in two years to fire up a passion for adventure, with the Sun and Mercury here by then as well.