posted March 19, 2018 06:56 AM            

Could you please give me some insight to this (sexual) partnership and how it will turn out?

posted March 22, 2018 06:52 PM            

LOL what a shag alright.
Venus conjunct the sun and the eros/psyche midpoint square to this conjunction....really hot and inspirational. physical/emotional attraction plus that intangible sense of childlike innocence between you...totally enchanting.

moon trine to Saturn is nice as it shows a inherent compatibility ,though it is somewhat passive in relationship to countering hard relationship aspects.

vertex conjunct to mars really gives a physical boost and gives great charisma.
but with Neptune opposed to mars, the relationship usually started as a "fling" at least there is not a sense of striving for commitment.though with mars trine to pluto and sextile to mercury/amore, there is a real sensitivity and humor coming from him.

though juno on the nadir certainly brings the idea of commitment to the fore.and with Jupiter sextile to the sun and venus and trine to Uranus, he seems to have the same impetus.the Jupiter/juno midpoint is conjunct to the sun/venus conjunction so it difficult not to see this relationship becoming serious. If so then one would expect a sudden elopement LOL
with Uranus opposed to the sun/venus conjunction, there is that intense but unstable aspect though as mentioned Jupiter sextile trine this position might reinforce a stable relationship

with psyche conjunct to the moon and square to the nodal axis, you seem to be head over heels for him.as a mutually very romantic energy exist between you as cupid is conjunct Saturn.

the only distinct obstacle is Jupiter square to pluto and square to mercury.

Jupiter/pluto usually shows that professional ambition is a primary force in the relationship. and with mercury involved so very often a emotional relationship becomes of secondary importance to selfish needs of success. this aspect to be successful usually entails both of you being in similar professions and having similar goals so that your individual transformations occur parallel to each other rather that divergently.

todd