How these two meet
The complaint, if either of you made complaints, would be that nothing between you has a middle.
Capricorn starts things and starts them properly, with a structure and a date on them. Pisces receives them and lets them become whatever they are going to become, which is generous and is also why none of them ends up the shape it was drawn.
There is no fixed modality here, so nothing is held in place long enough to mature. A cardinal sign begins and a mutable sign transforms, and the phase in between, where a thing is simply itself for a while, does not occur.
Saturn and Jupiter are the two slowest bodies the naked eye can find and they come together once every 19.85 years, the longest wait between meetings of any two visible planets. A person gets four of those in a life. Perhaps five.
It took ten years for this to become visible and it is the opposite of what it looks like: neither of you has ever been in a hurry with the other one. Not once, in either direction, has the question of where this is going been put on the table. You have both privately assumed that was avoidance, and neither of you has checked whether the other one was avoiding anything.
For Capricorn, the work is not building the structure for one thing, and staying in it anyway.
For Pisces, the work is leaving one thing in the shape Capricorn drew, all the way to the end of it.
The question
How long have you both been waiting for something to begin?
One conscious action
one thing, in the middle
Take something that already exists between you and do nothing to it for a month. Do not develop it, do not formalise it, do not let it dissolve.
At the end, say what it is. That sentence has never been said about anything here.
Jupiter and Saturn meet four times in a life, and the two of you have been going for most of one of those gaps without either of you asking where it is going.
That is all. It is not a sign of anything and it does not mean either of you is right about it. It is only unusual, and neither of you had noticed.