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Oct 05, 2009Comments: 0 · Posts: 3561 · Topics: 85
This can be for any sign (please do list your sign before you answer), but I'm really interested in seeing what other Virgos (both male and female) have to say about who they are in relationships.
What do you think you bring to the table? What do you think you can offer your partner--mentally, physically, emotionally, sexually, etc.?
What do you think you just can't do? I mean, we all know our limitations (or at least I hope we have some semblence of knowledge as to what we just can't get with). The signs fall into place on this topic because I'd like to contrast and compare the more romantic/nurturing posts with the harsh/curt posts.
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Oct 05, 2009Comments: 0 · Posts: 3561 · Topics: 85
oops, typo from above: And yes! We ARE a mushy sign!! That's why when people come here to bemoan Virgos, I'm like, "he/she's just not that into you..."
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Mar 13, 2010Comments: 5 · Posts: 4244 · Topics: 258
I'm not entirely sure what I bring to my taurus, but I think it has a lot to do with his physical needs/comfort/self-confidence. He often tells me how much I take care of him and that I put up with his shit; so I think I bring patience and understanding. I think he has expected that I'd give up on him by now since his past relationships have ended like that, but I tell him that I do things for him because I care about him. I do things for him because I love him. I also try to keep him from getting to lazy but kicking him into gear lol; the irony is I'm pretty damn lazy too, but I keep him focused because he can be all over the place sometimes and I'm pretty straightfoward.
As for him, he really balances me out. He knows I struggle with anxiety and stress. I told him yesterday how he really calms me down. I don't think he realizes how much he takes care of me too, even if it's not in the same way. He provides me with comfort and keeps me smiling, whether he's making a joke, telling me some random historical fact, or just being himself. He's taught me to appreciate the small things.
So, I wouldn't say we're complete opposites, but we provide what the other lacks. He's so unstressed and laid-back that being around him calms me down and keeps me from succumbing to anxiety. He needs someone to keep him focused and whatnot. Overall, we make each other happy.
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Jun 20, 2011Comments: 1 · Posts: 2709 · Topics: 7
I'm a Virgo I bring patientce and understanding to a relationship.
mentally: I bring logic and train of thought.
physically: I bring loyalty....i'm always there for you.
emotionally: I bring common sense and analysis.
sexually: I bring the touch.
My limitation: Caring about every single little thing that comes up.
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Mar 13, 2010Comments: 5 · Posts: 4244 · Topics: 258
Not so sure about the fried chicken, but the pumpkin pie, YES.
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Mar 13, 2012Comments: 2 · Posts: 1266 · Topics: 237
Well I am a serious person so I bring that seriousness to the table: not that I don't have a sense of humour or can't smile (serious is not the same as solemn!) I can "commit" to somebody very quickly (form an attachment very quickly) which is unfortunate as this is often not reciprocated and I am then hurt when the other withdraws/indicates that they are not that interested (I am talking about friendships here as well as potentially romantic/sexual situations).
As I come from an intellectually-competitive family I guess I am pretty knowledgeable/opinionated about a lot of things so I hope that I would be able to keep my partner stimulated and entertained from that point of view.
Sexually unfortunately I have not so far found a partner who has really brought out the best in me but I hope it may not be too late and that it may happen. My long-term-ex partner was not only pretty much vanilla and did not seem to take sex very seriously or to be very committed to it but seemed to like to tear me down somewhat with some mockery as well (NOT about sex - just in general) so all of that obviously did not bring out the best in me!
What I really hate and find very hard to handle is lying in relationships and those kinds of games etc: like not long after I first met her my ex said that it had been "love at first sight" when she had first met me, but later on she denied having said that or that it was true. I don't think people should say things like that unless they really mean them.