Love horoscope for November 2025: What these two signs can expect

November stars go all in to bring about emotional honesty. The Sun begins the month in Scorpio, stirring up deeper feelings and bringing hidden truths to the surface.

After November 22, it moves into Sagittarius, shifting the focus from intensity to optimism and giving everyone the courage to be open again.

Venus softens the mood, reminding us that romance isn’t about perfection but about connection. And with Mercury turning retrograde on November 9, conversations about love slow down. Misunderstandings may surface, but so does the opportunity to finally say what really matters.

Two signs in particular (Libra and Leo) will feel this mix of depth and reflection more strongly than most.

Libra (September 24 – October 23)

For Libra, this month is about emotional grounding. You’re moving away from surface-level interactions and toward relationships that feel meaningful. If things have felt polite but hollow, November helps you reconnect with what’s genuine.

In an existing relationship, there’s a chance to rebuild trust and honesty. You might realize that being real is far more rewarding than being agreeable.

Mercury’s retrograde phase could bring small communication hiccups, especially in important talks. Be patient, listen carefully, and resist the urge to over-explain.

If you’re single, someone may be drawn to your sincerity later in the month. You’re coming across as authentic, and that kind of honesty has its own quiet magnetism.

Leo (July 23 – August 23)

This November, Leo, your pride takes a back seat to your heart. You’re realizing that real love isn’t something you perform, it’s something you experience when you stop trying to control it.

The Taurus supermoon on November 5 highlights your need for closeness. You want something lasting, not another power game or flirtation. If you’re in a relationship, an honest talk about your shared future may come up

For single Leos, an old flame could return, bubbling up familiar emotions. But you’re approaching things differently now. You’re not chasing nostalgia; you’re asking what’s real and whether it fits the person you’ve become.