While there are no planets in either your romantic or relationship sectors, on the romantic front you have the advantage of having the South Node in your romantic sector. While not a planet or even a physical object, the South Node is giving your heart a sense of direction that is helping matters of the heart to lean in the right direction. The South Node can turn an ordinary New or Full Moon into an eclipse, bringing the element of fate into play. This will turn an ordinary Full Moon early next month into a total lunar eclipse, the last before it leaves in July. The South Node and matters of the heart are also benefiting from the fact that while Venus, the planet of love left an adventurous part of your chart last month, ending a mission to bring the spirit of romance and adventure together that began on Christmas Day, the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment is still there. Instead of leaving with the rest of the planets, Juno is here now until the end of March and spent the final days of January at a friendly aspect to the South Node. This has helped to lock in Venus' mission to bring the spirit of romance and adventure together. Giving this a further boost will be when the Moon moves through your romantic sector from 3rd February to 5th February. As the Moon moves through it will align with the South Node and form a friendly aspect to Juno, in what will be a practice run for when it returns early next month as the most romantically charged Full Moon of 2026. Meanwhile, with no planets in your relationship sector since the last of the planets to move through last year left in December, the Moon's monthly visit from 8th February to 10th February will be a valuable chance to check in and become more emotionally engaged and aware. Your relationships will also benefit from the Moon starting the month in your communication sector, before leaving on 1st February and then coming full circle again from 26th February to 28th February.