How these two meet
Neither of you has ever raised your voice in this house, and you have each privately wondered whether that is love or just an absence of edges.
It is neither, and the answer is duller than both: nobody here has a hard surface for the other one to hit.
Libra weighs and adjusts. Pisces takes the shape of whatever it is inside. Put those together and a disagreement never gets as far as being one: it is weighed, then absorbed, then gone, and nobody has conceded because nobody stated anything.
Venus never opens more than 47.3 degrees from the Sun. Jupiter takes 11.85 years to cross the wheel and revises for a third of them. One of you cannot leave and the other cannot hold a position, and neither of those produces a wall.
The two who are not here: Libra’s opposite is Aries, who states it and then stands there, and Pisces is what comes just before Aries and states nothing and stands nowhere. Pisces’ opposite is Virgo, who names the specific wrong thing, and Libra is what comes just after Virgo, and names the atmosphere instead.
So the house has run for years on two people being kind at each other, and neither of you could say under oath what the other one actually wants.
For Libra, the work is stating one preference flatly, with no reason given and no alternative offered.
For Pisces, the work is staying the same shape through one entire conversation, including the part where it is uncomfortable.
The question
Which of you has been doing the work of both?
One conscious action
one preference, flat
Each of you say one thing you want, in six words or fewer, with nothing after it.
No explanation, no softening, no checking how it landed. The silence afterwards is the exercise.
Venus cannot leave and Jupiter cannot stop revising, and at a hundred and fifty degrees there is no element, modality or polarity between you to make a wall out of.
So what has either of you ever been told no about, and by whom?