Libra Weekly Horoscope

Single: You may not realize it, but you're in a "I've done this, and this too" phase. Keep up the reputation of being an experienced lover! You don't have much to lose when you ask someone new intimate things over the weekend, especially if you opt for a casual approach. Sending a message should be enough to let him or her know you're interested. Committed: Are you wondering why people are so interested in getting romantic advice from you right now? Because it seems like you've lived and done this (whatever "this" is) many times before. You may not have special wisdom when it comes to love, but you kind of do well. Don't spoil the illusion. If people (including your partner) want to believe you're an expert on love, why not let them? You have little to lose.

You like to live your life without worrying too much about saving money. But now you may have to pay a little more attention to everything you're doing. You may plan and become more responsible about your finances in general. You're also struggling with the fact that money is a little more scarce than usual. Cultivate other financial resources through overtime or a part-time freelance job. At work you may feel more courage and confidence than usual now. Affirm yourself in as positive a way as possible and take charge of your ground when necessary. This period supports cross-area marketing and networking. You can be an eloquent and skilled leader. The phase also brings a strong focus on family concerns. Work interests will take second place to the needs of those close to you. Pay close attention to the small details.

Observe when you give more to other people than you give to yourself. You may be under the influence of the current cosmic climate, which can bring your natural tendency to be "everyone's leader" to an unhealthy level. To ensure you stay centered, watch what you eat and count calories for a few days. This exercise will get you to focus on yourself and also reduce the kind of "sugar-rich" energy fueling distraction. Be honest and realistic about the state of your health. There is no point in hoping for the best or disregarding the symptoms you feel. Speak up everything you feel when you see a health professional. You may have a tendency to ignore the obvious. If you want to get fit, then face the facts and do the right thing.