As Mars transits your Aquarius, activating a trine with your composite Pluto in Libra, your duo may feel a surge of transformative energy radiating through your relationship. This period is marked by the awakening of deep-seated desires and passions. It's not unusual for hidden conflicts or power struggles to surface during this time, leading to valuable growth and realignment.

By facing these unspoken issues head-on, you can collectively harness this Martian energy for transformation rather than destruction. In the realm of Aquarius, the red planet's influence encourages innovation and experimentation, while Pluto's presence in Libra pushes towards equilibrium and profound bonds. This cabin pressure of change, courage, and compromise can propel your relationship towards a new level of intimacy and understanding.

However, Mars on the march can also induce an atmosphere of tension, and when this occurs, the harmonious energy of Libra tempered by the powerful undercurrents of Pluto serve as a check against rash decisions. Be wary of the potential for explosive revelations or confrontations, hence, encouraging each other to open up in a more controlled manner could make a world of difference.

Meanwhile, channel Aquarius' natural devotion to community and humanitarian pursuits to imbibe wider societal issues into your relationship. Utilizing the transformative aspects of this transit can also inspire you to fight for common causes together, strengthening the bond you share.

Fueled by this astrology, your interaction patterns may change, leading to deeper exploration of each other and the world around you. Resistance to change from either party could create temporary roadblocks; however, accept the transit as an opportunity to redefine yourself as a unit. Help each other to understand its transformative potential without fear to achieve the best results. Mars' fiery energy can, indeed, fuel the phoenix arising from your combined synergies.

Register with 12andus to dive into your personalized birth charts, synastry, composite, and transit readings.