I've just read an interesting explanation about this: it says good personal planet aspects in a relationship are for high-school love when you meet and have a good time. But with time you grow apart (Saturn opposition?).
It is the same with all the outer planets (in case of Uranus squares/oppositions when your independence is threatened by the other person, or Pluto when power struggles get in).
It makes sense to me.
Have you checked these outer planet things in your relationship?
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Have you ever had an South Node connections with anyone you were at one point very close to? If you aren't talking to them anymore, was it hard to let go?
Do you notice a pattern?
In regards to love/romantic interests...
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To keep it simple, just post your pers
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1. I would look at the North Node, first. The one with which I am most familiar is Chiron conjunct the NN. With any planet or asteroid which touches your NN in synastry, the relationship will be permeated by this planet/asteroid and what it represents. If
I thought it means you generally get on well except when he has harsh transits. What do you think?