Have you ever cheated on your partner?
Strange, you are welcome, anytime you need to vent/release, i am here.........that is exactly how i got to this board myself.
Virgotome:
********I have to say after reading some of these posts by the cheaters, or the women who screw married men and wonder why they are now the baggage and actually think they have the right to question the married man's behavior now is a pleasure. One can only hope they are as miserable as the wife who they helped betray. Makes me sick to read this crap. Yet the philosophy - knowledge is power - prevails.
For those who cheated and truly regretted that mistake with true empathy, good for you. The loyal and honest way is the way to go. The rest...you get what you deserve.
######I fit in all the above descriptions. I hate what I did, I cant take it back (best believe w/a quicknessI would) I will never NEVER do it again nor have I. and I got what I deserved, and then some, as I should have.
Virgotome:
********I have to say after reading some of these posts by the cheaters, or the women who screw married men and wonder why they are now the baggage and actually think they have the right to question the married man's behavior now is a pleasure. One can only hope they are as miserable as the wife who they helped betray. Makes me sick to read this crap. Yet the philosophy - knowledge is power - prevails.
For those who cheated and truly regretted that mistake with true empathy, good for you. The loyal and honest way is the way to go. The rest...you get what you deserve.
######I fit in all the above descriptions. I hate what I did, I cant take it back (best believe w/a quicknessI would) I will never NEVER do it again nor have I. and I got what I deserved, and then some, as I should have.
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FUM, I realize he 25th is not speaking "of" me here, but i can relate and such, stated how i relate, thanks 
That is what i get from these boards, some time to have others share and me reflect, take what i need and leave the rest. That is all this is good for......for me.....maybe some support from afar, unbiased opinions are great, but, since i am a GEM, alot of opinions here, seem full of "hate" for the sign, no matter, as i said, take and leave.......
That is what i get from these boards, some time to have others share and me reflect, take what i need and leave the rest. That is all this is good for......for me.....maybe some support from afar, unbiased opinions are great, but, since i am a GEM, alot of opinions here, seem full of "hate" for the sign, no matter, as i said, take and leave.......
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...Not to say I told you so, but
...I told you so.
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I'm beginning to think you're really not that shy, Aries.
OMG, I thought I was the only one who noticed. Many libras I know are prone to physical and emotional violence and I know some that are involved with law enforcement...I guess that's probably the perfect profession for them.
congratulations IL 
Ooo.. Virgo/Scorp good. Virgo/Leo good. Virgo/Sag ugh, rarely works as well as Gemini/Aries according to "zodiac compatibility" rules. My dad is a Sag and we are always at odds with each other in terms of how we think. My roommate is a Gemini and very "all over the place" with two distinct personalities. My girlfriends, the best ones are Scorpios and I had a roommate in the past who was a Leo. Pretty good relationship.
I can only guess what a Virgo man wants from experience. They want a woman who:
is intelligent - likes reading, thinking and the art of good conversation - makes an appearance that is well put together (beautifully mannered, poised) - noble at heart - quiet, refined and classic air about you - maintains her figure - has sensuality that is not sexual, not maternal, but comforting, earthy and entirely your own - has finely tuned wit, gives mental stimulation - has good taste - never blunders in the bedroom, kitchen or office - is attractive aesthetically - can challenge him, let him make you laugh and above all talk - knows what she wants in life and is independent, but also is open to having fun - who knows how to accept that it's okay for an independent woman to sometimes need a man (by wanting input, advice, helpful constructive criticism)- who understands that he is not an overly emotional man, but deep and shows his emotions/love through kind actions and sex and who appreciates him and in turn reciprocates.
Don't crowd him, or be possessive - you can't even spell the word.
Don't push the relationship too fast.
Don't force him to be a party animal.
Have other interests and pursuits - job, hobbies, etc.
Be comfortable around him - like you've known him for years. Friendship with a man is possible.
Do not be completely available.
How's that? Instead of mouthy or mousy?
I can only guess what a Virgo man wants from experience. They want a woman who:
is intelligent - likes reading, thinking and the art of good conversation - makes an appearance that is well put together (beautifully mannered, poised) - noble at heart - quiet, refined and classic air about you - maintains her figure - has sensuality that is not sexual, not maternal, but comforting, earthy and entirely your own - has finely tuned wit, gives mental stimulation - has good taste - never blunders in the bedroom, kitchen or office - is attractive aesthetically - can challenge him, let him make you laugh and above all talk - knows what she wants in life and is independent, but also is open to having fun - who knows how to accept that it's okay for an independent woman to sometimes need a man (by wanting input, advice, helpful constructive criticism)- who understands that he is not an overly emotional man, but deep and shows his emotions/love through kind actions and sex and who appreciates him and in turn reciprocates.
Don't crowd him, or be possessive - you can't even spell the word.
Don't push the relationship too fast.
Don't force him to be a party animal.
Have other interests and pursuits - job, hobbies, etc.
Be comfortable around him - like you've known him for years. Friendship with a man is possible.
Do not be completely available.
How's that? Instead of mouthy or mousy?
Mouthy. I like women with a little sass in them.