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It’s Virgo season! Virgos are born between August 23rd and September 22nd, belong to the Earth element, and is the sixth astrological sign in the modern Zodiac. Virgos are known for being practical, sensible, and loyal. They make excellent friends and partners. Virgos are known for being perfectionists and can be meticulous and single-minded in their pursuit of improvement. If you’re a Virgo yourself or know a special someone who is, keep reading to learn everything you need to know about the Virgo Zodiac this season.
Before we delve into compatibility and all that jazz – we must understand the typical traits of a Virgo. Virgos care a lot about knowledge and are very grounded, and like Taurus, enjoy pretty things—they’re just extra picky about them. Understanding Virgo personality traits is essential to creating the best life for yourself or the Virgos around you.
Virgos know that hard work pays off. They aren’t afraid to throw themselves into a project, no matter what it takes, and may even go some sleepless nights.
Virgos throw themselves into their creativity as much as their other passions. Their creativity is always flowing, and they use mediums like art, dance, and writing as an outlet.
You’ll be hard-pressed to find someone more responsible and reliable than a Virgo. When left in charge, Virgos are sure to take their responsibilities seriously, and they’ll always show up when you need them to.
While no one is infinitely patient, Virgos are more patient than others. They’re always willing to see the best in people and are willing to give people time when they need it to shape up their act.
Virgos are also humble and affectionate. Along with their desire to see the best in people, they are unfailingly kind and are always willing to help others.
Now that we’ve covered the basic traits of a Virgo, what do you think? Would you be gravitated towards forming a relationship with one? Well, if your zodiac sign falls under this list – congratulations! You are compatible with the meticulously perfect earth sign of the zodiac.
Both signs tend to be introverted. They are both able to allow their partners space when asked. They understand the individuality that they need, but they also enjoy being alone, together. This pairing is practical and passionate, making Virgo and Scorpio a long-lasting, loving duo.
Virgo and Capricorn just make sense. They’re both practical, reliable, ambitious, and value work over play. Virgo will be immediately drawn to Capricorn’s ambitious nature and aspirations and will feel like they’ve met someone who finally gets their approach to life.
Being on the same zodiacal wavelength, the Taurus and the Virgo will connect on the most intimate of levels. They know any relationship must be based on trust and devotion, the Virgo and Taurus apply fully these principles and hide nothing from each other.
So, we’ve covered the signs that Virgos are compatible with, but what about the ones that these individuals just absolutely cannot stand? Below is the list of zodiac signs that Virgos do not get along with at all. Warning: stay away from them!
Virgo and Leo aren’t the least bit compatible. They’re both hard-headed signs and staunchly set in their ways. They absolutely baffle each other considering Leo’s projection of their insecurities and enlargement of their egos, and Virgo’s logical approach to life, almost always coming out on top. As an earth sign, Virgo could make Leo a little more grounded, but Leo will drive Virgo crazy in the long run.
Sagittarius If you’re a Virgo, the first sign that you may clash with is Sagittarius. Virgo is too rigid for spontaneous Sagittarius, who often doesn’t follow through on plans, irking Virgo’s need for routine. You also may not be able to overcome Sagittarius’ more flaky tendencies.
Virgo and Cancer will feed each other’s anxieties, inciting, even more, fear and paranoia. And that presents a new, different problem: As a water sign, Cancer will focus on the emotional aspect of the conflict, and as an earth sign, Virgo will focus on the facts.
