Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into this whole astrology thing lately, and I stumbled upon this transit called “Venus square Mars.” It sounded intense, and guess what? It kinda was! I figured I’d track it and see what, if anything, actually happened. So here’s the lowdown on my personal Venus square Mars transit experience.
Preparation is Key (Or So I Thought)
First things first, I looked up when this transit was going to hit my chart. You know, gotta be prepared, right? I use this astrology app, and it clearly showed the dates. I marked it on my calendar like a major event, and mentally prepared myself for potential relationship drama or creative blocks…or whatever this thing was supposed to bring.
The Early Days: Feeling Restless
The first couple of days, I honestly didn’t notice much. Maybe a bit more restless than usual. I found myself wanting to start new projects, like, five at once. I had all these ideas buzzing around, but actually sitting down and focusing was a struggle. It felt like my creative energy was all over the place, like a scattered mess.
- Started sketching random designs.
- Tried to write a song…and gave up after two lines.
- Even thought about re-decorating my entire apartment (thankfully, I stopped myself).
The Peak: Oh Boy, the Tension
Then came the peak of the transit, and oh boy, did things get interesting. I definitely felt a heightened sense of…tension. Like, I was more easily irritated, especially with my partner. Little things that usually wouldn’t bother me suddenly felt like HUGE deals. We had a couple of silly arguments that escalated way faster than they should have. It was like our desires were just clashing, and we couldn’t seem to find common ground.
I also noticed I was way more impulsive with my spending. I saw a cute dress online and bought it without even thinking twice. (Regretted it later, of course.) It felt like I was craving instant gratification, in any form.
The Aftermath: Finding Balance (Eventually)
As the transit started to wane, I began to feel a bit more grounded. The arguments with my partner subsided, and we actually sat down and talked things through. It wasn’t easy, but we managed to reconnect and understand each other’s perspectives a bit better.
I also realized I needed to channel that restless energy in a more productive way. Instead of starting five new projects, I forced myself to focus on just one. And you know what? It actually helped. I managed to finish a small painting that I’d been putting off for weeks.
So, my Venus square Mars transit? It was definitely a rollercoaster. But it also forced me to confront some underlying tensions in my relationship and my creative process. It wasn’t always fun, but I think I learned a thing or two about myself in the process. Would I do it again? Maybe. With a lot more deep breaths and a locked credit card.
