Single Leos Weekly Love Horoscope Your Dating Tips Inside

Okay so last night I was totally bored scrolling through my phone, right? Saw this Leo weekly love thing pop up. Normally I’d just laugh it off but hey, what the heck, my Friday night was wide open. Figured maybe the stars knew something I didn’t. So I grabbed my coffee, my laptop, and just dove in.

First thing I did was actually read it properly. Not just skim, like really read. It said something about Leos needing “bold action” this week in dating. Bold? Me? Usually I’m more the “wait and see” kinda guy. Like, swipe right and hope for a match, maybe send a “hey.” Not exactly firework material. But the horoscope insisted. Said sitting back wasn’t gonna cut it.

The “Bold Action” Attempt

So there was this person I’d been kinda chatting with on Hinge for a few days. Nice, funny, but the convo was starting to fizzle. Typical small talk stuff – “How was your weekend?” “Fine, yours?” Blah. Remembering the “bold action” tip, I decided to jump.

• Didn’t overthink it: Like, seriously. Normally I’d craft some perfect message for an hour. Nope. Just typed: “Okay this horoscope told me to be bold today. So… wanna grab coffee this week? Like, actually meet? No pressure.” Hit send before I could chicken out.
• Checked the other tips: It mentioned avoiding “superficial settings” and focusing on “genuine connection.” Coffee felt right – low pressure, chance to actually talk.
• Leaned into the Leo vibe: The tip was like, “own your confidence.” So when they replied “Sure! Sounds good, bold works for you?” I just rolled with it. Typed back “Hey, horoscope said be bold, I’m just following cosmic orders! Thursday?” Kept it light, confident-ish.

And guess what? They said yes! Coffee set for Thursday afternoon. Small victory, right?

The Unexpected Follow-Up

But the thing also had this smaller point buried towards the end about “past connections” needing closure. Almost skipped it. Then bam, Wednesday morning, someone I briefly dated like 2 months ago (it ended kinda awkwardly, mutual fade-out) texts out of nowhere: “Hey, you?”

Weird timing. Re-read that part of the horoscope. It basically said if something unresolved pops up, deal with it honestly but keep moving forward. Didn’t say “run away screaming,” which was my first instinct.

So I practiced the “honest but forward” thing:

• Acknowledged it: “Hey [Name], yeah it’s me. Long time no chat.”
• Stayed clear: “Things felt kinda messy last time, didn’t they? Hope you’re doing good though.”
• Kept it brief: Ended with “Anyway, gotta run. Take care!” No inviting more drama.

Felt surprisingly good. Didn’t dive back in, just… politely shut that door. Horoscope said “keep moving forward,” so that’s what I did. Onto that Thursday coffee!

The Coffee Run

Thursday rolls around. Nervous? Yeah, a bit. Horoscope also mentioned “warmth and authenticity.” Decided to just be me. Asked questions, listened, shared some stupid stories. Didn’t try to be super smooth. Got a decent laugh, convo flowed okay. Was it instant magic? Nah. But it was fine. Comfortable even. Got a hug at the end and a “We should do this again sometime.” Not a mind-blowing result but definitely a step forward from where I was Monday. Followed up the next day with a simple “Hey, really enjoyed yesterday.” They replied positive. Progress!

So yeah, the verdict on putting that Leo love horoscope to the test?

Did it work miracles? Nope. Did it magically make everyone fall for me? Hardly.

BUT.

It actually gave me that little nudge I needed. Made me do something different instead of the same old passive stuff. The “bold action” tip got me off the app and into an actual coffee shop. The “closure” thing helped handle an awkward text without spiralling. And “authenticity” just reminded me to chill and be present on the date.

Takeaway? Maybe don’t plan your whole life around these things. But hey, sometimes a random, kinda silly cosmic suggestion is just the kick in the pants you need to try a new approach. Ended the week with a possible second date lined up and zero lingering awkwardness. I’ll call that a win. Gonna keep that coffee date vibe going!