While the Sun will always spend the first three weeks of March in your romantic sector and since 2019 Uranus has been in your relationship sector at the time, on both fronts there is major change in the air. On both fronts, years of continuous planetary activity is coming to an end, but not just yet. It was at the end of January that, in your romantic sector since 2012 Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams left, followed by Saturn, who had been here since March 2023. This would have ended over 13 years of continuous planetary activity, except that by then, Venus and Mercury had returned. This has seen the overlapping of the most romantically charged months of any year and the end of an era, allowing for a smooth transition, rather than a sudden drop off. While Venus will leave on 6th March and the Sun on 21st March, Mars will return on 3rd March to spend the next six weeks firing up your romantic passions and fighting spirit, while until turning direct on 21st March, Mercury is holding the doors open to the past and second chances. Helping to capture it all and the romantic spirit, will be when the Moon moves through from 17th March to 19th March as a New Moon. It is not until Mercury and Mars leave next month that all planetary activity on the romantic front for the year will run its course, something last experienced in 2010. Meanwhile, after six years Uranus is getting ready to leave your relationship sector next month, though with help on the way for that transition as well. While Uranus won't leave until 26th April and the Sun will be here by then, it is Venus, the planet of love's return on 31st March, that will begin the push to make his final weeks count. Meanwhile, the Moon's return from your relationship sector from 21st March to 23rd March will be a chance to check in and become more emotionally engaged and aware.