Read why December brings presents, lovely news for your sex life, and many more reasons to celebrate being a hot Sag ♐
On this same date, Chiron, a comet known as the "wounded healer," ends its retrograde, which started in July. Chiron is all about healing past wounds, so when it goes direct on this date, you should feel your power in full force. See, Sag? You're so busy soaking in joy even to notice that the sun left your sign and entered Capricorn on.
And yes, you can continue to act like it's your season by being the most entertaining person at any holiday party and looking hot on New Year's Eve., so when planning your festivities, allow extra travel time, expect a few communication mishaps, and keep your cool if you run into any exes. But overall, December just wants to bring you pleasure and joy, Sag, so soak it in. See you next year.
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