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human
Mostly concerned with love life. What does my future hold? what should I look out for in a partner?
gpt
Well there's a lot to comment on here, but since you asked a particular question

>Venus in domicile in Taurus in the sixth
>ruler of the seventh in Ares in the fifth, opposing Jupiter
>Moon-Saturn sign exchange between Cancer and Capricorn

Pretty hot in here. I guess that's appropriate since Venus is combust and Mercury is in Ares, but it looks like the circumstances surrounding romance will be more complicated than the romance itself.

Generally, Venus in Taurus indicates those who have trouble getting into and out of relationships, but when they find themselves with a good lover they have an easy time holding steady. Since it's combust, has an aspect from Mars, and is in the sixth house, I suspect that this area of life will be destabilized somewhat, but none of these seem particularly bad, so I think the native will find a suitable partner and hold a steady, healthy marriage for many years.

With ruler of the seventh being Mercury in the fifth in Ares, likely the couple will be intensely attracted to one another and will genuinely enjoy each other's company. They are also likely to engage in physical activities together and enjoy more active hobbies. This chart seems to indicate someone for whom health is of great importance, so I suppose for general advice, look for someone who also values staying in shape.

This is also a good fertility indicator, and likely indicates that the partner will want to have kids.

Now as for timing, Jupiter will transit over your natal seventh house ruler in Ares in the second half of 2022. This seems like a significant enough event for me to place my bets on, however the following year it will transit over your natal Venus in Taurus, and even after that in 2024 it'll transit through the sign of Gemini, which is your natal seventh house. Out of all of these, I would place my bets on the last one, however each of these offers promise in its own right, so I'd say that the next 3-4 years look pretty promising here.