Astrological studies of married couples/partners published by Carl G. Jung during the 1950s refer to the outsized ratio of Sun-Moon interchanges often found in long term relationships.  We are redefining the way we co-create new paradigms, using Sun-Moon ratio chemistry. Now we often establish a 'Mars characteristic' in the  mix that adds something beyond the traditional blueprint - the benefit is 'Superman,' ''Wonder Woman,' and 'The Fantastic Four.' The detriment is, in part, the Adonis Complex that promotes use of artificial supplements in order to enhance what many men describe as 'physically attractive'  appearance. For Jung’s initial record about his observations, get THE INTERPRETATION OF NATURE AND THE PSYCHE, Bollingen Series #51, Pantheon Books Inc., New York. If you are interested in the psychological and alchemical interpretation, pick up PSYCHOLOGY AND ALCHEMY, one of Jung’s last works, following a later life return to ancient sciences.

Business partnerships  may be read by a comparison of the cusp rulers of the first and seventh house, and progressed aspects to them. The first house describes the individual "I AM", the seventh house describes the partner[s] "WE ARE" and partnerships. Treaties of peace and war are  seventh house... allies and open enemies.

See charts for Coco Chanel, Walt Disney,  John D. Rockefeller

Public Service is, in part, based on an individual relationship with the voters who take center stage as the significant other for an elected official.

For example, the public [voters] who elect the next president will be "partners" with the new administrative leader in Washington, ask for feedback, communication about upcoming events, and expect the "buck to stop" at the desk of the president. Any elected official has a public partner - the people who personify the official's objective paradigm and return that person to office.

Example: The candidate and general public [in politics the collective group is called, 'the constituency,'] form an alliance during an election cycle. Together the volunteers and other supporters work together as a team to put their nominee in office.  Here are a few background notes  about Nancy Pelosi, first woman Speaker of the House from 2002:   Thursday, February 7, 2002
San Francisco Chronicle headline:   S.F. Democrat sworn in as first female whip

Marc Sandalow, Washington Bureau Chief

Washington -- Pounding Grateful Dead rhythms and the improbable sight of dancing politicians removed any doubt last night that elevating a San Francisco woman to the height of congressional power would change the tenor of Capitol Hill.

The distinctly Bay Area celebration -- featuring Bob Weir and Mickey
Hart of Grateful Dead fame and guitarist Steve Miller -- followed a
more traditional ceremony under the Capitol dome, in which San
Francisco Democrat Nancy Pelosi was formally sworn in as minority
whip in the House of Representatives.

"Ms. Pelosi is a determined woman," said House Speaker Dennis
Hastert, R- Ill., who introduced the eighth-term representative
regarded by many in his party, including many GOP members in the
House, as outside the political mainstream.

At the evening event just a few blocks from the Capitol, lobbyists
and lawmakers -- some who paid thousands of dollars to attend --
mingled over chardonnay and shrimp as Weir, Hart and Miller embraced Pelosi on stage.

"We've made history. Now let's make music," Pelosi said as the band
broke into a rowdy version of "Iko Iko" that belied their presence in
the ornate Post Office Museum.

The band followed up with a rock version of Al Green's "Take Me to
the River," Miller's "Take the Money and Run," the Dead's "Friend of
the Devil" and Bob Dylan's "She Belongs to Me."

Both Weir and Miller wore ties. Burton did not.