Seven days of relationship weather: where the affection is, and where the friction sits.
The daily page tells you how today feels; the week tells you where the conversation is heading. A weekly love reading follows the Moon through your chart plus any Venus contact active across the week, which is usually enough to see whether the pattern is opening or closing.
Find the day the reading marks as easiest and put the honest conversation there. If the week flags a tense stretch, plan something low-stakes inside it rather than avoiding each other. Pair it with monthly love for the longer view.
A week is roughly how long a mood lasts and roughly how long it takes to repair one, which makes this the most useful interval for anything relational. Read it on Monday rather than on Friday night, and treat the practical line as the assignment: one conversation, one invitation, one thing left unsaid on purpose. If the week goes against what you read, note it — two or three of those notes tell you more about your own pattern than any forecast.
A reading like this one is a starting position, not an ending. It is good at naming a tendency early and poor at predicting anything specific, and every page on this site is written with that difference in mind. If something here describes you badly, trust that instead: the most useful forecast is the one you argue with, because arguing means you have read it closely enough to know your own position.
At the start of each week, covering the current seven days. Midweek it describes the remainder of the week rather than a fresh one.
Yes. For couples it describes the temperature between two people; for singles it describes receptivity and what you are drawn toward.
No, and it should not try. It can describe a week where patience is thin, which is a reason to be careful rather than a prediction.
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