Synastry

Mars-Mars Aspects in Synastry

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Disclaimer: This article represents a few interpretations among countless interpretations of synastry. I have 900+ synastry aspects in total, so you should check your whole synastry chart instead of one aspect within it.

Mars Conjunct Mars Synastry

With Mars conjunct Mars synastry, you are a warrior couple. You can help each other conquer “the self” before conquering the world. You both know that strength is not solely physical; the greatest battle is fought within.

You can discipline each other’s never-give-up spirit. Through discipline comes freedom.1 You can free each other from a life that lacks meaning and purpose.

Mars is the planet of libido, so you may also share a powerful sexual chemistry. Your physical attraction is undeniable. You may have an active sex life. There is little inhibition in expressing your desires. In the bedroom, you may fight each other like children fight.2

With two willful Mars at play, however, you may often compete with each other. You may not be willing to back down from your ground. You are prone to react violently to each other’s disagreements. The key here is to manage your anger before anger happens.

Mars Sextile Mars Synastry

The sextile between two Mars can point to an active relationship. You’re both driven to take positive actions to improve the world. Your passion and ambitions are likely compatible. You work best when striving towards common goals.

This aspect is beneficial for couples who enjoy physical activities. Whether it’s hitting the gym or playing sports, you can find joy in high-energy pursuits. There’s a lot of vitality in this relationship.

You can bring out each other’s courage when dealing with tough situations. The goal is toward self-improvement. You can encourage each other to become the best version of yourselves.

Mars Square Mars Synastry

Mars square Mars synastry can indicate a competitive relationship between two strong characters. Your desires and ambitions can be at cross-purposes, yet you refuse to yield.

Anger can be the real danger. Your fights can break out over seemingly trivial things. You may force your partner to accept your opinions. You may lack patience and diplomacy when asserting yourself.

You both should temper your temperaments and reduce your temperature during conflicts. Otherwise, you may act in ways that make you later regret your decisions.

If you can turn stubbornness into the courage to accept your own mistakes, you can achieve great things together.

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Mars Trine Mars Synastry

Mars trine Mars synastry can indicate an action-oriented relationship. Together, you want to move mountains, swim oceans, and build empires.

In difficult times, you can encourage each other to develop personal strength, resilience, and discipline. You both know that discipline doesn’t restrict but liberates you from a life of indecision and procrastination.

You can motivate each other to become a true warrior. The warrior’s most formidable weapon is their integrity. Your words are laws, and your actions reflect your principles.

Together, you can feel driven to protect the weak, serve the greater good, and wield your power with humility. You are not defined by the battles you fight but by the peace you create. You’d rather die in honor than live in shame.

Mars Opposite Mars Synastry

With Mars opposite Mars synastry, you may act differently compared to each other. You can motivate yet challenge each other to grow.

For example, if Mars in Aries is opposite to Mars in Libra, one can be impulsive and reckless, while the other can be careful and hesitant. One may overdo, while the other may overthink. Your ambitions and motivations may not match.

You each embody what the other desires, but there can be jealousy, competitiveness, and stubbornness in the relationship. Mars represents fire, so anger can also be a big problem.

This aspect requires you both to develop self-control. Self-control doesn’t mean letting your anger happen and then say sorry. Self-control means you should not let your anger happen in the first place.

  1. Quote from Aristotle ↩︎
  2. Idea from 12andus ↩︎