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Autonomous Partners
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| Best at : Friendship |
Worst at : Love |
Equality and balance count in this relationship. The focus here is achievement, but never at the expense of either partner; nor is it the relationship itself that the partners seek to further, but each of the two as an individual. The pairing depends, in fact, on their equal status. It is one of those unusual situations in which the self-actualization of both partners is given the same importance. This attitude prevails in both the personal and the professional realms.
The earthy qualities of Virgo Is and the deep emotions of Scorpio ll's meld well in the areas of sexuality and feeling Neither partner will hold back physically in their love affairs, but it may take time for them to reveal and share the more secretive areas of their personalities. Because they both tend to be trustworthy, the relationship often has great longevity and can be well suited to marriage. Should a romantic triangle form in which both Virgo Is and Scorpio IIs are involved with the same third person, they are usually able—amazingly enough—to wish each other well rather than acting out of jealousy or vengefulness. Although war between them is rare, they could make excellent opponents, since they can give their all while still main-dining respect and even trust, each knowing that the other will abide by the fair rules of combat.
At work, the attitude here is Either we both make it or neither of us does/ Many professional teams have this attitude, of course, but what is unusual here is the emphasis on each person's autonomy. There is none of the dinging, dependency or false loyalty that characterizes many career efforts ('friends to the end … and this is the end").
Sibling and parent-child pairs in this combination, especially of the same sex, are often attracted to sports and other competitive and especially physical endeavors. Here the relationship acts as an incentive and inspiration for each partner to better their own personal best.
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Don’t take your relationship for granted. Sacrifice for it occasionally. Spend more time on mutual efforts. Try to share.
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In Association with :
The secret language of relationships
by
Gary Goldscneider and Joost Elffers
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