#relationshippatterns

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∝ Venus in Aries will fall fast, and lose interest just as fast if it stops feeling real

∝ Venus in Taurus will stay, as long as things feel stable, even when they’re not perfect

∝ Venus in Gemini will lose interest if there’s nothing left to talk about

∝ Venus in Cancer will hold on, even after they’ve already been hurt.

∝ Venus in Leo will give a lot, but quietly pull back if they don’t feel appreciated.

∝ Venus in Virgo will overthink everything and still try to show love in small, practical ways.

∝ Venus in Libra will try to keep the peace, even when something doesn’t feel right.

∝ Venus in Scorpio will test you a lot before trusting you completely.

∝ Venus in Sagittarius will pull away if they start feeling restricted.

∝ Venus in Capricorn will take their time, but once they commit, they don’t take it lightly.

∝ Venus in Aquarius will create distance if things start feeling too intense.

∝ Venus in Pisces will see the best in you, even when it’s not fully there.

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You gave your best—loyalty, time, understanding. Yet the relationship ended. And it’s not the first time.

Have you ever wondered why similar patterns repeat in your love life?

According to Vedic astrology, your birth chart may contain planetary alignments that affect your relationships. Combinations involving Mars (Mangal), Venus (Shukra), or afflictions in the 7th house often create challenges in long-term partnerships.

These are not coincidences—they are cosmic patterns written in your chart.

If you're searching for clarity on your relationship struggles, or want to know whether your next connection will last—

Download the AstroGurujii App to get a personalized astrological analysis of your love life, based on your birth chart.

When someone apologizes, explains themselves, or finally seems to understand, it can feel like something has changed.

But insight is not the same as change.

One moment, you’re sure they’re the problem.

Then you replay the conversation and wonder if it’s you.

Blame and self-blame can both feel convincing.

When you feel hurt or unmet in a relationship, it’s easy to wonder if you’re asking for too much.

But the clearer question is:

What am I actually asking for?

When you’re caught between staying and leaving, the answer can change depending on the state you’re in.

When things feel good, you want to stay. When the pattern repeats, you want to leave.

You can understand your past and still react the same way when a relationship pattern gets activated.