Pisces, Scorpio, and Cancer: Everything to Know About Water Signs
Much like water itself, Edut says water signs are emotionally fluid and their moods shift by the minute. 'They have to change outfits a few times a day.' But water signs are also sensitive to the nuances of interpersonal dynamics and need to have a feeling of security—a safe home and relationships where they feel heard, seen, and understood. 'They care about how people are feeling,' she says. 'They can also get sucked up in those feelings.'
...you're a nurturing person who's all about your family and your home. 'When you're a water sun sign, the people who are close to you, you kind of define yourself through that,' Edut explains. 'The people close to you are important to your identity.'
...you can be perceived as a 'giant mush,' Edut says. You cry at the drop of a hat and tend to be emotionally reactive. 'Very tapped into immediate vibes.'
...you're great at intuiting other people's feelings. But, as Edut explains, that sometimes means you sacrifice your own. 'When you have a water sign moon, you have to really work on being vulnerable and knowing which emotions are yours and which ones you're psychically picking up from other people.'
Fire and water can mix well together, but it can get steamy fast. 'It also gets a little too hot to handle,' Edut says. 'You have to be be constantly regulating the temperature, taking breaks, and being mindful of your reactions.' Water and earth, on the other hand, are similar in that they crave a certain level of security and stability. 'Water can get earth to open up more,' she adds. Air and water are a weird mix, but they can bond over their interests in more obscure things. 'They both have this way of loving to discover quirky things. It's an artistic and creative match between them.' However, it may feel a little superficial for water signs, Edut says, while air signs 'might feel like they're getting sucked into drama that they don't really want.'
Traditionally referred to as the 'mother' sign, Cancers are known to be nurturing—though only for people they care about. 'It takes a minute to be let into a Cancer's world and past their shell,' Edut explains. 'Once you are, they'll feed you, they'll remember your birthday, they'll send a card.' But know that Cancers are pretty sensitive and can easily get their feelings hurt, often taking things personally. They're also the cardinal water signs, meaning they're a bit bossy and love to take charge. 'They're really great leaders, actually,' Edut says. 'That doesn't get said enough.' Case in point: Some famous Cancers include Mindy Kaling, Ariana Grande, and Meryl Streep—all leaders in their respective fields.
Scorpios are the fixed water sign and, in turn, the most routine-driven of the bunch. 'They like to sit down and go deep into something. They're obsessive in terms of their focus.' This can make them really good at coding, finance, and statistics. 'They're very much the detectives of the zodiac, but they're also very mysterious,' Edut says. 'They're secretive, they don't like to be read, they're private. Sometimes, they cover that up by being very loud and obnoxious.' Drake and Hillary Clinton? Both famous Scorpios.
Lastly, Pisces are the mutable water sign. 'They're definitely the ebb and flow,' Edut explains. 'They'll disappear one day, come back.' Pisces rule the dream realm and are typically in their own world, making them amazing artists. (Take Rihanna, Justin Bieber, and Millie Bobby Brown—some of our most famous Pisces—for example.) Pisces are also super compassionate and big-hearted. 'If you're okay with not being able to pin them down, they will always be there.' The most understanding of the zodiac signs, Pisces like to help underdogs, but in turn, they can make a lot of sacrifices and then disappear when they get resentful. 'They really struggle with boundaries,' Edut adds.
Edut: Definitely clothes from their favorite designer. Water signs need their clothes to be conversation pieces, icebreakers, something that's unique to them.
Edut: They do their best work in privacy or at least need to have bouts of privacy, even if they're working with people. A job that lets them go out into the public, but then go back to their cave and assess.
Edut: I would say Yellowjackets—all about what happens [next], group dynamics, and emotions.
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Read your full 2025 horoscope. Sagittarius Passion doesn't have to come from extremity, Sagittarius. Take it easy, as Neptune retrograde in Aries slows down your fifth house of passion, creation, and romance. Over the next few months, you will understand that life doesn't have to move fast for you to have fun. Rushing through a passion project or romantic opportunity will only cause burnout. This initial part of Neptune retrograde will shed light on how important it is to take your time. Going at a slower pace will help you savor the moment so much more. Getting back to your roots will be important once the Neptune retrograde in Pisces activates your fourth house of home, family, and personal life. The remainder of this retrograde will encourage you to consider what past experiences from childhood or with your family have characterized your joys. It might be an emotional period, but you will understand the root of your 'live fast, die young' attitude. As a result, it will be easier for you to take your time once this retrograde commences. Read your full 2025 horoscope. Capricorn Old memories will coincide with present events, Capricorn. Timelines will blur when Neptune retrograde in Aries erupts your fourth house of ancestry, family, and roots. From July 4 to October 22, you will see the parallels between your family history and your current life. While this could be good, it might also be disarming. You may feel alarmed if you find yourself repeating past patterns and habits that your loved ones made the mistake of following. Instead of freaking out, consider this your sign to change the way you live your life. Changing your life may begin with your communication skills once Neptune retrograde in Pisces emphasizes your third house of thinking, speaking, and writing. Reclaiming your life happens by changing the narrative. Use this time to either cut off or reconnect with family members. The remainder of Neptune retrograde could also help you improve your communication skills to avoid similar problems your loved ones have already dealt with. You have immense potential to rewrite your personal history and family narrative. Read your full 2025 horoscope. Aquarius How you speak to others may need a reality check, Aquarius. Think before you speak, as Neptune retrograde in Aries uncharacteristically pauses in your third house of communication, community, and curiosity. It may come to your attention that you need to work on your communication skills throughout these next few months. Someone may directly tell you what to work on, be on your active listening skills, or how you respond to others. Regardless, Neptune retrograde will help you determine which one of these skills needs polishing. Your confidence will likely take a blow by the time Neptune retrograde in Pisces is swimming through your second house of value systems, self-worth, and security. Mind your ego and pride if you want to improve your skill set. Your value will amplify if you address what you ought to improve and work on. In particular, you may find that you have more abundance and wealth when you're more aware of your mercurial capabilities. Rebuild your communication skills to enhance your life. Read your full 2025 horoscope. Pisces Are you being swindled, Pisces? Pay attention to your bank accounts from July 4 to October 22, with Neptune retrograde in Aries unmasking your second house of personal effects, finances, and stability. The first half of this retrograde might be jarring. Be mindful of diving into new financial opportunities and decisions without careful consideration. Unforeseen expenses, delays, and other problems could impact your overall security. There might be other issues surrounding your professional opportunities or relationships that alter your finances. It's probably easier to focus solely on yourself once Neptune retrograde in Pisces addresses your first house of identity, selfhood, and independence. Consider the remaining part of this retrograde your opportunity to cut off any and all influences negatively affecting your stability. The last few months will show you how strong, capable, and self-assured you are on your own. This is your cosmic wake-up call to stop relying on anyone else for security. You will be just fine if you believe in yourself. Read your full 2025 horoscope. Best of StyleCaster 10 At-Home Date Ideas That'll Make You Feel Like You're Living in a Rom-Com The 13 Best MasterClass Courses Are 40% Off for a Limited-Time Spring Sale The 11 Best Low-Sugar Wines That Still Taste Delicious Solve the daily Crossword
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Aquarius, Your July Horoscope Says Love Feels Like Déjà Vu This Month
You're putting in the work this month, as your Aquarius horoscope for July 2025 suggests you have plenty to check off your to-do list. Cancer season will be in your sixth house of mundane activities, health, and work at the beginning of July. Unexpected inspiration to make significant lifestyle changes arises when Venus aligns with Uranus on July 4. You might be more committed if you have an accountability buddy, which may come after Venus enters Gemini. Don't forget to clarify your goals, since Neptune retrograde also starts on the same day. A semi-serious conversation about your romantic whims comes up, as silly Venus meets with stoic Saturn in Aries and Neptune retrograde two days later. An offhand comment may lead to a deep realization about your happiness. Your sensual pleasure and romantic desires will never be the same again once Uranus enters mutable Gemini on July 7. Let go of your inner fears and inhibitions that may indirectly block your love life during the full moon in Capricorn over the next three days. It will be so much easier to honor your needs without fearing what others may say or think moving forward. More from StyleCaster Aries, Your July Horoscope Says Your Friendships Will Never Be the Same Taurus, Your July Horoscope Says You're Letting Your Guard Down-Finally Don't be afraid to express your innermost thoughts and feelings after Saturn stations retrograde on July 13. Fewer restrictions will help you feel more comfortable being vulnerable. As a result, this could help you be more upfront about the changes you wish to make in your relationships once Mercury retrograde begins on July 18. The retrogrades will encourage you to redefine your relationships. Toward the end of July, you might feel internally conflicted about asking for more of your love and sex life. Venus and Mars face off with the North Node of Fate and the South Node of Karma from July 20 to July 21. You may not know where you stand regarding romance, as Leo season begins a day later. Someone may be unable to give you what you're looking for, be it sexual fulfillment or romantic love. Thankfully, a new six-month cycle will align with your relationship goals during the new moon in Leo on July 24. Don't be afraid to walk away from someone for something better. Find the silver lining when Venus enters Cancer on July 30. Looking on the bright side will help you navigate the remainder of the retrograde season. Sudden realizations and clarity regarding your relationships may come before this month ends. You should have a better idea of what to expect from your commitments going into August. Read your full 2025 horoscope. Best of StyleCaster 10 At-Home Date Ideas That'll Make You Feel Like You're Living in a Rom-Com The 13 Best MasterClass Courses Are 40% Off for a Limited-Time Spring Sale The 11 Best Low-Sugar Wines That Still Taste Delicious Solve the daily Crossword
