Pisces Weekly Horoscope

Fill the candy dishes with conversation hearts. Yes, Pisces, we know it’s only January, but with 2025’s first full moon in Cancer activating your zone of true love this Monday the 13th, you could get an early call from St. Valentine. An attraction that’s been simmering for the past few months could start feeling like more than a situationship. Single Fish could meet someone with more than just a glimmer of promise and potential. Pisces in relationships could have some next-level news to share with friends over the coming two weeks. But before you tease your friends with suggestive ‘grams, know this: The full moon will be knocking into impulsive Mars retrograde. Do you know what you’re getting yourself into here? Romantic as it feels to rush in, negotiate the terms of your engagement before committing to the next step. On the flip side are Pisces who are feeling resentful from making too many sacrifices. While you want to be seen as the helpful, giving, compassionate companion, you need a break! Drop the mask and ask for what you need. For much of the week that request might simply be “free time to roam without obligation to anyone.” Conversely, if you’ve been leaning heavily on others, you may feel guilty. Send flowers or a thank you card; make a gift by hand—you don’t have to spend a lifetime settling the score though!

A little restraint goes a long way this Tuesday, when no-limits Jupiter locks into a complicated square (90-degree angle) with ardent Venus. When you turn on that nurturing charm, the speed at which you create a connection is bananas. But just because someone FEELS like a long-lost soulmate doesn't mean they are flawless, or that you should skip the getting-to-know-you process. And make sure you don't bail on the loyalists in your circle to chase after these shiny new friends. The keepers won't disappear if you hang out once a week instead of every single night. Put some effort into fortifying your existing bonds. Set up dinner dates, have a long videochat with your sister, and if you're up for it, how about planning a short trip to visit a beloved family member?