Aquarius or Virgo?

Question

Which would be better for a Pisces, a Aquarius, Virgo, or Capricorn? Would a Aquarius be a good match for a Saggitarrius?

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Answer 1

Pisces & Aquarius

Both signs are attracted to the arts, philosophy, and culture, so they share many ideals. But the Pisces finds the Aquarian lacking in emotion; he or she defines love as an intense experience. The Fish will soon go elsewhere in search of emotional bait. However, if the Aquarian manages to work up a little warmth and tenderness, the couple can evolve towards great intellectual and imaginative accomplishments. It's a matter of balance and availability. Pisces demands little time, which is perfect for the busy Aquarian. But if Pisces is denied affection, he or she will take off in search of it.  

Pisces & Virgo

Piscean imagination and poetry provide needed relief to Virgoan common sense, broadening horizons which would otherwise become monotonous. These two individuals share an open-mindedness which would promote discovery, and they may find a way to be happy together. The Piscean can sense the Virgo's desires intuitively, which is ideal for their s*x life. If the Virgoan respects the Fish's mysterious inner depths, he or she will derive great rewards from Pisces. A sense of love is one of the gifts both individuals possess.  

Pisces & Capricorn

The profound Pisces sensitivity gravitates toward a solid Capricorn mooring, a reassuring and respectable person. But the total absence of materialism characteristic of the Pisces irritates the Capricorn, who knows what things are worth after having earned them through hard work. Discussion is difficult, due to the Capricorn's rock-hard realism. The Pisces floats in a spiritual, emotional, poetic medium. However, often the latter's pliancy makes it possible for him or her to submit to Capricorn's direction.  

Aquarius & Sagittarius

Two adventurous, intellectual signs which share many an affinity. The Aquarian Air fans Sagittarian Fire. They may become active politically, or to save the environment; they discuss philosophy and human rights, and meet a wide variety of people. They never run out of ideas or causes. As for love, they respect, entertain, and enjoy each other. But neither has a taste for torrid passion. They prefer freedom to commitment. Oddly, though, often couples which promise each other nothing stay together the longest.