If the cosmos were a grand ballroom, March 11 would be the moment Venus, Mercury, and a retrograde twist of fate waltz into Aries like a trio of seasoned rebels—polished, knowing, and just a little too experienced for the naïve affections of the crowd…
This isn’t a fresh-faced debutante’s arrival; this is the smirk of someone who has seen the pattern play out before, who’s looped through history’s spiral staircase so many times that déjà vu is just the air they breathe.
Venus in Aries is already a flamethrower in silk gloves, but with Mercury whispering wicked little epiphanies into her ear and a retrograde motion warping the space-time continuum, she is now something else entirely—a paradox wrapped in a contradiction, slathered in desire, then set ablaze.
This is the energy of someone who has danced the dance, loved the lovers, fought the battles, and yet—despite the cynicism nipping at their heels—still finds themselves aching for something new. Not just new in the sense of novelty, but new as in radically unrecognizable, as in a world they’ve never stepped foot in before but can already taste in the back of their throat.
Because here’s the thing about being superior to the world: it’s a lonely little pedestal, and the view—despite the height—gets old.
When you’ve played every hand, when you’ve predicted every move before it’s even made, when the faces in the crowd all blur together into the same tiresome symphony of human folly, you either grow weary or grow ruthless.
And this conjunction? It is the balancing act of someone teetering between those two fates...
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