This question was asked on December 4, 2004, at 12:35 PM, in Montreal, Canada.
So, you are represented in the 1st house, while your relationship is the 7th house.
There is an
applying conjunction between Mars and Venus, which rule the intercepted Aries
& Libra in the 1st and 7th houses, so there is an application between the
1st and the 7th rulers, and both trine the Ascendant - which gives this
relationship another chance. They are located in the 8th house, which is the 2nd
from the 7th, the 'future' of the 'relationship'.
Then we see Mercury,
primary ruler of the 7th being retrograde in the 10th (which is the 4th from the
7th, the 'final outcome' of the relationship), actually getting closer to the
house cusp and preparing to go back to the radix 9th house. That's good news,
because this spells that this relationship is not advancing to the finish line,
but goes back to a previous situation, when you two were together. Moreover,
Mercury applies by retrogradation to Pluto, who ruler the 2nd from the 7th, the
future of the relationship, so this is also a 'yes', there is a future.
Even more, another of your rulers, Jupiter is located in the 7th house
of relationship applying by sextile to Pars Fortunae, which is a good supportive
aspect. Also, Jupiter disposes Pars Fortunae, so you hold the chance in your
hand. Mercury, the relationship, is disposed by Jupiter by rulership, being in
Sagittarius, so you do have control on this relationship. Even better, Mercury
in its retrograde motion will come to perform a sextile with Jupiter, since it
will turn direct at 10 Sagittarius.
Last aspect of the Moon, before
leaving its current sign, Virgo, is a sextile to retrograde Saturn, which is not
at all specific to a separation, on the contrary.
So, if you'd like to
know my opinion, you definitely have the chance to make this relationship go on.
Good luck !
Sun in Scorpio
Moon in Aquarius
Mercury in Sagittarius
Venus in Sagittarius
Mars in Leo
Jupiter in Gemini
Saturn in Pisces
Uranus in Taurus
Neptune in Pisces
Pluto in Capricorn