Aries with aries relationship?

Question

does it work?

Answer 1

yea

Answer 2

Aries & Aries

Two personalities governed by the planet Mars are liable to lock horns frequently in combat. Each clearly stakes out a personal territory, a turf where the Aries individuality is asserted, and it requires the unconditional respect of the other. Harmony can reign only in the presence of a powerful, shared ideal which acts to channel the awesome energy of each and unites their strengths instead of opposing them. Together, they can generate megawatts! The love which binds them is impulsive, fiery, and impatient.

Answer 3

wow two aries you know that WAR right there.. good luck

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Answer 4

Don't judge relationships by star signs, they're barely ever accurate

Answer 5

yeah i think they go well but this might help >>http://www.findyourfate.com/moon-compati...

Answer 6

i guess so..

Answer 7

In my opinion it could work if one decides to lay low, or is not a typical Aries. I've had an Aries boss, Aries co-workers, have dated Aries men. They definitely want to be in charge and tend to be know-it-alls. Sounds quite hellacious to me.

Answer 8

probably since they both are similar in so many ways. however, when arguments arise, it will be one heated battle, for most Arians tend to blow up when angry.

Also, one or both will try to boss the other around.

If you want MY opinion, I think it'd work overall.

Answer 9

Both of you are independent individuals and you don't like feeling "owned" by anyone. Neither of you can tolerate being dominated or bossed by anyone else, so you probably make your own decisions, and direct your own lives. You respect one another's autonomy, and a relationship that is based on constant togetherness and dependency wouldn't suit either of you. Sometimes, however, there is too much emphasis on individualism rather than on being close and nurturing the relationship. You both have proud egos, and are sensitive to criticism. Almost inevitably you will compete with each other, and in small doses this can be invigorating. But it easily becomes nasty, and one of you is likely to get hurt. If you've ever seen two rams locking horns, you know what I mean! You either respect one another immensely or detest one another - rarely anything in between.