The people you attract in general are indicated by your seventh ruler Mercury. Mercury is conjunct Moon in the 6th house. So you attract people who most likely come from your direct work environment. The conjunction with Moon is very fortunate since it's in the Moon's favorite sign, Taurus. So that could mean a fun-loving, laid back, warm and communicative relationship.
The moon/Mercury conjunction is in her fifth house, not her sixth, unless you're going by whole sign.
Fifth house indicates play and hobbies rather than work. I think there's a good reason why the fifth and sixth houses share a cusp: ideally, what we like to do feeds into what we do for a living and what we do day to day.
Traditionally, the sixth house is the House of Servants, or the House of Vocation. If we look at the "vocation" meaning, that's not specifically about work in the sense of making a living, but about what we're called to do. What service do we give to society?
That service could be what we do for a living, or it could be something we do for our own enjoyment that ends up being what really serves the people around us. Someone who puts the bulk of their time and energy into parenting and developing family relationships may also have a job to support the family, but it's the relationships that really shape their life, and in the long run, the people who remember them best will be their children, who will remember them for parenting. Someone who writes or paints or sculpts or practices some other art form while holding down a day job is probably pursuing an art vocation, even if it's not how they make their living.
And some people turn their hobbies into jobs. That's a clear and literal case of the fifth house feeding the sixth.
If we read the moon/Mercury conjunction for fifth house meaning, we're looking at what you enjoy. Perhaps you need a partner who shares what you enjoy. Perhaps they're the person who helps you make your hobby more like your vocation.
John Lennon had the sun and a great concentration of planets, including Venus, in his sixth house; sun, meanwhile, was the ruler of his fifth. His great passion was his music, and the people in his life, from the Beatles to Yoko, were his partners in creating the art he is remembered for.
In your case, we've got some Taurus indicators. Taurus is about the earth, and stability, and nature, and music, and building, creating structure and form, to name a few of the things it stands for. Moon conjunction: the moon really shines in Taurus. That sign gives her the freedom to be like a nurturing, abundant mother goddess. A Taurean moon might be drawn to create and nurture gardens, or sculpture, or to sing, or to cook, or practice other forms of art.
Some Taurean types go in for healing arts. Some go in for sports. Taurus is also a very physical sign. With the earth indicators, some have a strong scientist/naturalist bent.
Gemini, shaping both your sixth and seventh houses, and being your sun placement on top of that, suggests communication as a key theme for your work and your partnerships and, as your sun sign, for your own lifelong growth. Gemini needs to see and hear, listen and speak. Gemini is associated with languages, and storytelling, and teaching, and journalism.
Many of the things indicated by Taurus are also communication forms. Any creative art is a form of communication.
That all spells out some of the things you need in a partner, but deep, intimate love is yet another story. I don't have time to go into it now, but I see some other details. Also, the other posters here have done a good job of fleshing out the part I don't see.
