Gemini Weekly Horoscope

Under September’s retrograde-heavy skies, it hasn’t exactly been a cinch to tell the difference between friends, foes and frenemies. Fortunately, the events of Friday September 29 could restore your faith in humanity as the year’s only Aries full moon illuminates your communal eleventh house. You’re naturally gregarious, Gemini, and these moonbeams can trigger exciting developments in your crew and point you in the direction of folks who might just be your next collaborators. Now and over the next two weeks, certain connections could start to take hold faster than you expect, and a couple of people could assume very significant roles in your life.

Go in search of innovative kindred spirits and join forces in the name of mutual advancement (not to mention FUN!). One possible cherry on top for single Twins? You may meet someone who’s the total package…the ultimate FWB! Since the eleventh house also rules tech, you could have unusually great luck with online dating, so start swiping right.

What’s bubbling underneath the surface, Gemini? Hiding your head in the sand won’t make a problem go away. This thorn in your side could demand your attention later on Friday as amiable Venus in your communication court moves into a harsh square with provocateur Uranus in your subconscious sector. Even if you’d like to keep ignoring the issue, you just can’t. Whatever you’re avoiding must be dealt with now. The longer you suppress it and allow the feelings around it to fester, the more of a pressure-cooker situation you’re creating. And with chaotic Uranus in the mix, it’s nearly impossible to maintain an even keel.

You can either wait for the other shoe to drop or you can head trouble off at the pass by tackling this matter once and for all. Don’t dwell on what you “coulda, woulda, shoulda” done or dress people down for their own sins of omission. Instead, resolve to take one action that will move the needle in a constructive direction. We’re not just talking about venting to a friend or getting everything off your chest in an email you’ll never send. You need stronger support, like a good therapist or expert contractor. Seek out people who have experienced something similar in the past and come through it with flying colors.