Strong mutual admiration. You find each other naturally attractive and appealing.
A conjunction means one person’s Sun and the other person’s Venus are about 0 degrees apart. On its own it counts as neither harmonious nor challenging. What the labels mean.
Being liked, specifically
For the Sun person, this contact can feel like standing in good light. Their ideas get a warm hearing and their style gets compliments they didn’t fish for. People who’ve spent years being told they’re too much, or not enough, can find it startling to be simply enjoyed.
For the Venus person, the pleasure is in the looking. The Sun person seems to embody something they find lovely, and being near it makes them feel more themselves. They may start dressing a little differently, or take up a hobby just to have more to share. Because it’s a conjunction the two blend quickly, so friends often spot it before you do.
When it tips over
Admiration has a blind spot. The Venus person may smooth things over so as not to spoil the picture, and find one day that they’ve stopped saying what they want. The Sun person can get used to the glow and stop asking questions in return. It’s lovely to be someone’s favorite subject, and it can make you a lazy listener.
There’s also the risk of falling for an image. Being adored for your best qualities doesn’t tell you how someone will respond when you’re sick, broke or in a foul mood.
Keeping the admiration honest
Try swapping chairs on purpose. The Sun person can get curious about what the Venus person loves that has nothing to do with them. The Venus person can practice disagreeing about something small, like a film, and notice that the warmth survives. Compliments mean more when both of you know they aren’t the only thing on offer.