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Sep 04, 2010Comments: 3 · Posts: 2049 · Topics: 47
I'm a Lioness(Sag Asc, Moon in Cancer) like you and I was in a relationship with a Virgo man for over a year. However my virgo's heart didn't belong in someone elses hands. Sorry can't help you - smh.
Obviously, theoretically, you are right! Then see it as friendship. How can a Virgo be encouraged?
Speaking as a Virgo....you may want to initialize a text r/s. Send him something flirty and mysterious which will pique his interest. We are very cerebral and like people who appeal to our minds. He needs stimulus and you beingba firesign should be able to provide that. Virgo men seem cool on the surface, but mostly they are begging to be rocked out of themselves!
Oh, no, you are completely misunderstanding me! I don't want to encourage him with regards to our relationship, which is as it is, but regarding his job! How can I give him happiness? How can I make him feel he's worthy of the job he has? How can I give him self-confidence and energy?
Excuse me, LetitB, but I don't really get what you mean. Here is this poor depressed Virgo, who I love, and who I would like to help. I would like to give him energy. I'm not asking other Virgos to find out what energizes them, what makes them feel worthwhile.
Thank you for your great ideas! I will do that! Why didn't I think of that before?
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May 08, 2013Comments: 0 · Posts: 319 · Topics: 16
Leave the married man alone. The only encouragement he needs is to go home to his wife and tell her what he's feeling/lacking. It's her place to encourage him in his work, not yours.
If you really love him, you'll leave him be. Let his wife take care of him.
Yes, you are right! Thank you!
gezzzz! insane! Why are neurotic Virgo man are susceptible with some pathetic woman.... smh
My ex had was a virgo sun/scorpio moon and he was Marquis de sade in a suit!
It seems noone really understands me, but somehow everyone moralizes over me. My life is my life. All I expect from a forum is to answer the question that I ask. Naturally, you can all have your opinions of my morals and his, but that your problem. My question, which noone seems to have got is still the following: If there is a Virgo who is discouraged about himself and who is one way or another important to me because I love him as a friend, as a love interest or whatever, how can I make him feel worthwhile? How can I energize him? What can I say? Should I praise his qualities? Virgos don't seem to fall into the trap of compliments. That's what I want to know. If you want to moralize, do it with someone else.
Thank you very much, lubbylou and BalmyTigress, that is exactly what I wanted. He and I have had very deep conversations about what should be done and what he should do to reach those goals, but then, again, we bump into problems of low sense of adequacy, sense of incompetence, over-modesty. My Virgo should be a leader, a maganger, but he is not the type...and I, who, as a Leo, know most of the time how to lead and how to be strict, could easily tell him what to say and how to act as a leader, but if he can't, he can't. But his incapability makes him feel miserable, and the I don't know what to say. He would never go to any councelling, as he is the type of Virgo who never ever takes the initiative. He has drifted from one thing to the next all his life. He has never WANTED anything, it was always other people who wanted instead of him. And now, as a manager, he should be able to WANT.
Loveorlust, thanks for understanding, not judging and moralising. As my Virgo is a Virgo, he doesn't really show how much or how little I mean to him, and to what extent our relationship influences his life. To be quite honest (to myself too), I don't think he cares much for people. His children's issues don't affect him, we never talk about his wife, all he seems to be pre-occupied with is his work. Really and truly. Ever since I've known him and well before that too, he's stayed at his office until 9pm every single day. And his real issues in life are all concerned with his job. His Moon is in Virgo too, and his Asc is Cap. Not much romance there. His Venus is in Leo, though and his Mars in Sag.
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May 21, 2013Comments: 18 · Posts: 411 · Topics: 4
he has you compartmentalized in his little play corner, away from everything else. He's not going to confide real things in you so you cant really give him real encouragement. you women are hella blind
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Apr 13, 2005Comments: 0 · Posts: 44084 · Topics: 685
I've been married to a Virgo man for over 30 years, and I am well aware of what you speak, and have the explanation for you ... however ...
... you obviously don't want to have dignity for yourself, and when people tell you the only thing they should be telling you, you get upset because they aren't turning a blind eye to what you are doing, because they aren't ignorant.
I think all this passionate talk about my Virgo's sacred marriage is more about you than me. Since you have absolutely no idea about the nature of any relationships of ours, perhaps you shouldn't judge. But it seems you can't keep away from moralisation. Have a lovely life then!
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Sep 20, 2011Comments: 13 · Posts: 10937 · Topics: 699
"The general opinion of him is that he is clever and hard-working, but he is never happy with his performance, never satisfied with himself."
What he is, is a perfectionist.
That is something you CANNOT change. Perfectionists strive to do things perfectly. EVEN when those
things are done better than anyone else can accomplish, in the perfectionist's mind, it can still
be better. This realization brings about disappointment in self, sometimes, even unto self-loathing.
It is unwise to suggest to a perfectionist that it's ok to be imperfect. - that's like an insult
to his or her intelligence because it disregards all their work as meaningless and worthless.
As for a romantic relationship, him being a staunch Protestant, who is married, he will know that such is adultery and a sin. Not having read beyond your first post, I think you forget romance with a married man. - not good. Waste of time and potentially lethal and sooner or later, a can of worms full
of regrets.
You think about that.