Look, your horoscope isn't some crystal ball. It's not going to tell you when your boss is going to praise your prowess with PowerPoint or when you'll finally match up with that hottie on Hinge. Think of it more like a cosmic weather forecast: it's a heads-up, not a play-by-play.
Your horoscope may offer a new perspective, like that gossipy friend who knows all of everybody's secrets. But would you let that friend pick out your wedding dress? Probably not. Same goes with the major life decisions. Use your Horo to learn more about yourself-your strengths, your weaknesses, your emotional baggage, which we all carry around. But when it comes to the big stuff, trust your gut. You know what is right for you.
Astrology can totally give insight into the dynamics of a relationship, showing where you – bae might clash, where you'll vibe, but it is not a guaranteed happily ever after. True compatibility? That's something you gotta figure out IRL, darling.