I am a virgo and he is a libra, are we a good match?!
Question: From I read off a few sites, astrologically no. If you like the guy and work hard at staying friends (or lovers) then forget what the stars say. Best of luck!
Answers: From I read off a few sites, astrologically no. If you like the guy and work hard at staying friends (or lovers) then forget what the stars say. Best of luck!
yes and i dont think you should go by your sign. u should go by if u like the person or not!
no......its a bad match ..but virgo girls usually don't listen and always become possessive....Libra like freedom and sex ...usually Virgo girl get bored with Liberians and cheat ..eventually....
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sani
Like him for what he is not for what his sign his. Do you think you'll are a good or bad match according to signs? You should like him for what he is. And he will like you what what you are. (not your sign)
Virgo AND Libra
Common ground is what you’ll find when Virgo and Libra pair up. Both enjoy art, music, movies and learning about new and different things. Virgo is a big help when it comes making up an indecisive Libra’s mind and Libra’s charm and way with people is just what Virgo needs for a little excitement! Both signs are level headed and good at resolving conflicts, so problems that are often quickly and easily taken care of. These two may need some time to get the romance fire started, but once they do it’s a lasting friendship for sure.
Virgo & Libra
These two emotionally remote signs are likely to strike up an intellectual understanding. They enjoy being together to argue, work, or attend social events. Both are blessed with grace and tact. From the Libran, the Virgo derives the enthusiasm which sometimes fails him or her, but may criticize the other for his endless need to charm. As for the Libran, he or she is liable to be bored. The Virgo partner works so hard he has little time for love. This couple is not easy to construct, but it may thrive once a bond has formed.