As Mars moves into Cancer, you will experience a cerebral shift in your relationship dynamics, especially as it forms a square aspect with your composite Eros in Pisces. This will bring about transformative waves of passion, but they may not be the kind you are typically accustomed to.

During this transit, expect your emotional sensitivity to heighten. Your collective ability to sympathize and comfort each other, a direct influence of Cancer's nurturing persona, will be keenly felt. However, Mars, being the planet of drive and aggression, carries an energy of confrontation. Consequently, you may find yourselves embroiled in emotionally charged discourses as it challenges the dreamy and often ambiguous nature of your Eros in Pisces.

The Piscean influence might lead you to avoid or deny these episodes of unrest in favor of maintaining the illusion of peace. Yet, do note that such evasion might deepen the wounds. Thus, boldly persisting through it with sincere and gentle communication is a more productive approach.

Additionally, the playful side of Eros in Pisces combined with Cancer's progeny inclination could stir a desire for expanding your family, or the urge to refine your interactions with loved ones. The transition might be tumultuous, considering Mars' assertive tendencies clashing with your more idealistic and romantic relationship nature.

Lastly, as Mars in Cancer further stresses your Eros in Pisces, expect your sexual dynamic to amplify, possibly leading to instinctual rather than planned expressions of intimacy. Though seemingly confusing, it might serve as an unexpected path to discovering new aspects of your mutual desires.

Keep supporting each other through turbulent waters. With patience and awareness, the strife can carve a path toward a stronger and more secure emotional bond, fulfilling an essential facet of your joint journey. This phase is a chance to redefine, grow, and dive deeper into the realm of your connection.

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