He may care for you, but is it enough? Saturn is only in triplicity of Sun, which is not enough for a marriage. Triplicity is like feeling friendship and care for someone, not deep love or passion. But perhaps this is how it is in most relationships after a 3 year engagement.
While I don't exactly disagree on the fact that triplicity is less of a reception than regency, I've found through a few charts that triplicity isn't just "friendship". Depends on the context of the question.
For example:
- I've run a few charts about "friends" (no sexual feeling or desire involved) in which the significators found each other in mutual reception through regency or exaltation.
- Found charts about couples in love with mix receptions through triplicity/exaltation/regency. Particularly about a girl infatuated with a guy, having reception through triplicity.
Depends on the chart mostly, but generally speaking you can also add "attraction" or "passion" onto triplicity.
I think the general idea of triplicity as friendship, exaltation as infatuation, and regency as pure love is more accurate with questions that deal exactly with the
degree of feelings from person to person, as in:
"Does he love me?", or questions similar to that. In that case triplicity could mean friendship or just attraction, and the real feeling of love would be regency.
But this is because the querent is asking how the other person exactly feels about him or her.
In questions when the feelings are important, yet secondary information regarding the chart, finding the planets in each other's dignities is obviously good, mostly because the only thing we need to know is that they "have good intentions" towards each other, for the sake of completing the event or issue in question.
I've read J.Frawley, and I actually use his methods of receptions. I know he is the one that mostly promotes this concept of "friendship/infatuation/love". But this at least, seems to me, is only accurate for a certain kind of questions that deal exactly with feelings.
But this is my opinion based on research. In the case of frawley's techniques, I've based a lot of my technique originally on his, but then I started to notice that he applies many of the concepts in very general ways, that might not exactly be suitable for most situations (like the Sun/Venus as co-signifiers). They obviously work in many situations, but might not necessarily be consistent for many cases.
But this is my opinion