Scorpio Weekly Horoscope

Single: You're not the most spontaneous person, but you do it in other areas. Make sure to be honest on online dating apps so the other person knows exactly what to expect. Volunteering and activism call to you over the weekend, and you should get involved, after all, your help is precious. And finding love amidst a good cause isn't out of the question, but be sure to finish your task before exploring the chemistry between you and another volunteer. Committed: You like it when things go according to plan. You've put some effort into the relationship, and you can finally enjoy the results of that early in the week. Your partner is impressed with your dedication to a tedious task over the weekend, but imagine what you could do if you had two more hands. Convince your partner to help you reduce your work time at home - then you can both do more fun things!

You have a favorable aspect benefiting your curiosity in money matters. Your House of romance, children, and family is highlighted this week. Make sure you are not spending too much to obtain or keep someone's love. Stay on a budget and think of other ways to show more of your loving nature. An emphasis on travel, spirituality and learning shows that life lessons are just as important as possessions. This is an ideal time for travel and training to improve your career prospects. If you are frustrated, connect with others who share your interests. This may bring unexpected opportunities to move in a better direction. Be honest. You may inadvertently exaggerate a situation by asking for accurate facts. Do your best to recognize people who have supported you through difficult times. A work friendship can develop into something more.

There is perhaps more than you want to deal with in the emotional world right now. A sense of urgency can get in your way when you feel the heavenly atmosphere. Try to make this urgency something you can benefit from - apply it to your health! Health is something we should think of as "urgent" right now. So much of what we experience (processed foods, a culture that focuses on youth and beauty) distracts us from truly healthy choices. You may be reflecting on your health goals and considering where you want to go next. Have you managed to get close to your ideal, or have you been sidetracked by something else? Are you sabotaging your own efforts? Consciously, you may want to lose weight, but what's happening subconsciously?