Pisces weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for June 1
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PISCES
FEB 19 - MAR 20
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Anything you say can get your message across, when you fill your words with love and respect.
So do bite back temptation to blame or shame anyone, including yourself.
There's a new strength of purpose in your cash zone that gives you confidence to cut, review or recalculate a set of figures.
Your passion self is poised and pro-active, and 'P' love responds so well.
SUMMER STARS: What's ahead for Pisces in summer 2025?
LOVE: Putting security fears into words is easier and more effective in June – they can be totally allayed by August.
The last day of July shines with sudden romance, on a delayed journey, or one you don't really want to make. August 9 full moon could be your sexiest day EVER!
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LIFE: Your Mercury summer mixes creative thinking with practical skills, in ways that can wow the world.
A missed opportunity can power back during the retrograde, July 18-August 11. You have exceptional buying/selling ability in June.
LUCK: Mars champions shared success, and any summer team you form, or lead.
Shades of red, letter 'A' and a food you sample for the first time, can also find you fortune, along with a gift from an overseas source.
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