While February has the ingredients to be one of the most romantically charged months of the year, there is major change in the air and a transition underway. Both your romantic and relationship sectors have been hosting major outer planets, which means that instead of things being active for just a few months each year, things have been active year round and year after year, with the planets playing a long game. On top of that, the Sun and faster planets will move through to create a more active point in any year. That is about to change and you are transitioning into an era where there will be short bursts of activity, but with a crossover. That will happen on the relationship front when here since 2019, Uranus leaves in April. By that point, the Sun and the faster planets will be there, helping to get the most out of his final days and to help with the transition. It is his exit, not to return again for another eight decades that he will be preparing for once he turns direct on 5th February. However, it is happening now on the romantic front when, having been in your romantic sector since 2012 Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams left late last month, not to return again in our lifetime. Saturn, who first returned in March 2023 is still here, but will leave on 14th February, ending his partnership with Neptune and a resolve to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes. It is on Valentine's Day that the transition from having your romantic sector active for decades ends and the shorter term focus begins. Fortunately Mercury, the planet of communication is returning on 7th February and Venus, the planet of love on 10th February. It is while the Moon is here from 18th February to 20th February, that the Sun will return, with Mars returning next month. It is a few days later that the Moon will make its first visit to your relationship sector since Uranus' direct turn, with a chance from 22nd February to 24th February to become more emotionally engaged and aware while looking to the future.