That's surprisingly warm and fuzzy for Saturn.

I rather liked this take on Saturn aspects in relationships.

"It is often stated that the Saturn person has a restricting or limiting influence on the other person's involved planet.  This is true to an extent but it should be understood that Saturn is the vulnerable one in this situation.  He is trying to hide his pain, his weaknesses from his partner and does this with a self-protecting mechanism of domination and 'parental' guidance.  The very part of the other person Saturn is trying to restructure is simply an unconscious projection on his part--it is a part of the Saturnian personality that he recognizes but can't consciously associate with himself.  Through this relationship, and the reflection of the unconscious need for growth, the Saturnian person becomes more conscious, more developed, in his own right.  So how does this affect the other person?  Well, it can be very difficult at times but if the person can understand this part of the relationship and work with it, they too will grow.  The Saturnian contact will help strengthen the other person's planet and give it more conscious structure."

Something related is this comparison of how various report writers describe the same aspect. That's intriguing.