Gemini Weekly Horoscope

Single: Do you feel like you're about to crumble? You've been maintaining a tough exterior image lately, but you wouldn't be human if you didn't show your true emotions sometimes. Confide in a friend when you can no longer stand alone in your corner. Some hope appears over the weekend, perhaps in the form of a new co-worker or neighbor. Committed: How long has it been since you've been so in love? It's easy to focus on the good things about your relationship when everything is going well, but it's so easy to see the bright side when the train goes off the tracks, right? Try to see beyond how you're feeling to get to the reality of the situation. Chances are good that your relationship isn't too far off the track, whichever way it goes. Extremes are the exception, not the rule.

Activity in your shared investment home and property can only mean one thing. What you own may have to be sold while you try to raise some much needed cash. Make sure you and your partner are on the same page about the details of the sale, because you may find the consequences are too serious to risk for anything minor. Your family, children and partners are counting on you to make the right decisions. If you wanted or needed to take a break, this is the time to firm up your plans. You may have the opportunity to impress your superior with knowledge of a situation. Resentment or unprofessional behavior from a co-worker should not be taken seriously. You will have more fun and get more accomplished if you collaborate with someone who is as hardworking as you.

The aspect of the week gives you the feeling that nothing will be perfect unless you do for it - do you recognize these feelings? The anxiety in this mindset is quite familiar to you. The work ethic, the attention to detail, the stress about whether or not something is perfect - all that you are! Well, take a deep breath and remember that nothing is perfect. What's most important is how people feel - and how you feel. Your heart is in the right place, and that's all that matters. You may feel vulnerable to other people's moods and illnesses. You may feel someone else's headache, but not your own, so you need plenty of space and time to be alone to recharge your batteries. If you can take frequent, short breaks to be away, you should manage this very well.