The Moon spends Monday in Leo and opens the day conjunct Mars, a pairing that the horoscope column published by Vice News describes as leaving little room for patience. The Moon also forms squares to Mercury and Venus, which the column says makes feelings easy to bruise. Conditions ease later as the Moon trines Saturn, and a newly formed Saturn-Mars trine is said to convert big talk into actual progress. Venus is retrograde and meets Mercury the following day, a combination the column links to unfinished business in love resurfacing.
The column notes that a Sun-Saturn opposition on Sunday delivered a lesson in humility, and advises using it. By evening, a Sun-Moon sextile is expected to give the day a sweeter ending. It also directs readers to its weekly horoscope for sign-by-sign guidance.
For Aries, the column says the Moon sits atop Mars, producing a desire to do everything quickly and on one's own terms. It adds that Saturn has just begun a trine with Mars, and that Saturn's retrograde brings an old lesson back around. The advice is to contact a coach or former boss previously tuned out, on the grounds that they had a point.
Taurus may hear from an ex who disappeared last year and returns with a casual greeting, according to the column. It attributes this to Venus being retrograde and about to meet Mercury, which it says revives old flames and smooth lines, while a Moon-Venus square heightens nostalgia. The column calls Taurus famously loyal but notes the sign recognizes a rerun, and suggests leaving the message unread.
Gemini is told someone will make an emotional confession, and that a joking instinct could land badly given the Moon-Mercury square. With Venus approaching Mercury in Scorpio, the column says a softer response is being asked for. It recommends holding the comedy and saying the admission means a lot.
Cancer, per the column, gives handwritten cards for friends' promotions but keeps personal good news hidden. It says the Leo Moon with Mars and a Saturn trine mean recognition has been earned, though squares to Mercury and Venus may make boasting feel awkward. The column urges sharing the news and letting someone else host the celebration.
For Leo, the column acknowledges a weekend rejection that dented confidence and a Sun-Saturn test of how much one no could rattle the sign. With the Moon in Leo and sextiling the Sun that night, it says confidence returns quickly. It suggests wearing the good jacket and making an approach somewhere new.
Virgo may listen to a friend vent while a five-step solution forms immediately, and the column warns the Moon-Mercury square could make that fix-it mode seem cold. Venus nearing Mercury is said to help the sign lead with heart instead. The column advises asking whether the friend wants advice or a hug, adding that it is usually the hug.
Libra is cautioned against acting on a late-night urge to dye their hair copper. The column cites Venus retrograde, a Moon-Venus square and a Pluto-Venus square pushing toward a total makeover, and recommends saving inspiration and waiting. It calls Libra's taste impeccable but suggests a few weeks before anything permanent.
Scorpio is advised against investigating anyone's payment history despite good detective instincts. The column points to a Pluto-Venus square and Venus retrograde in Scorpio bringing old trust issues back, along with Saturday's Pluto-Mars opposition leaving the sign on edge. It recommends putting the phone down and asking directly, saying the answer will show on the person's face.
Sagittarius, whose summer self-improvement effort faded around week three, is told there is no shame in that. The column says Jupiter is taking a breather while the Moon joins it in Leo, relighting motivation, and that Saturn's new trine with Mars supplies discipline. It suggests resuming an abandoned goal, noting second attempts often stick better.
Capricorn is described as carrying tasks alone, with the peak of the Sun-Saturn opposition felt on Sunday. The column says a new Mars trine helps the sign lead rather than do everything itself. It recommends delegating something, allowing imperfection, and reclaiming the evening.
Aquarius is told an unpopular opinion kept quiet at group gatherings is ready to be voiced. The column cites a Moon-Uranus sextile boosting confidence, Uranus retrograde allowing time to think, and a building Uranus-Mars sextile providing support. It suggests raising the topic and noting who agrees.
Pisces, the column says, is again imagining a seaside cottage and three rescue cats. It points to Neptune retrograde asking what the sign is avoiding, and to a winding-down Neptune-Mars trine with enough energy left to address what drains the sign at home. The cottage can remain a daydream, the column concludes, while daily life could use some of that magic.
