Differences between Virgo and Pisces

[sven555]

StarVega
Haha back to basics for Virgo/Pisces

They both depend on their surroundings

Virgo is Earth, Pisces is Water
Virgo needs a good environment to feel happy, Pisces can create a good environment.
Virgo can build, Pisces can imagine
Both require peace and don't like a lot of noise in their simplest forms.

[pufferfishy]

^Actually, IMO Pisces needs the 'good environment' way more. They sort of feel helpless about creating it. Water needs a container. Pisces, especially, needs something strong to fall into (or onto?). However, it is true that they won't particularly care about a lack of things that others consider important. If something important for their emotional well-being is missing, that affects them greatly.

Virgo, on the other hand - is more *present*, willing and able to roll up their sleeves and create it for themselves (because they're an earth sign). *

That's why they make a good couple. Virgo is good at providing what Pisces needs, without as many emotional demands as a fellow water sign would have.

* But these are just my experiences, so take 'em with a grain of salt.

[pufferfishy]

There are Pisceans and there are Pisceans. As with all signs, you'll encounter many different individuals, with their own quirks.

Some of the key differences between Virgo and Pisces stem from one being a 'personal' and the other a 'trans-personal' sign.

Their descriptions seem to apply to each other, IME. Being mutable signs, they have some of each other's virtues and vices.

I've seen Pisces be critical, nagging, too focused on what you did wrong.

I've seen Virgo make excuses for their loved ones who clearly messed, up big time.

I've seen Pisces put their foot down and establish (healthy) boundaries.

I've seen Virgo get taken advantage of because they were too selfless and giving.

The opposite is also true.

I've seen Pisces meticulously plan something out, take care of the practical details, be designated driver, etc.

I've seen Virgo miss something completely obvious, or be too idealistic about something and have it fall through the cracks.

It's like they have this range of Virgo-Pisces behaviours that they tap into depending on how they're functioning that day.

So, what is the difference between them?

I guess Virgos are easier to cheer up.

[sven555]

Nov 4, 2018 16:48:09 GMT pufferfishy said:

There are Pisceans and there are Pisceans. As with all signs, you'll encounter many different individuals, with their own quirks.

Some of the key differences between Virgo and Pisces stem from one being a 'personal' and the other a 'trans-personal' sign.

Their descriptions seem to apply to each other, IME. Being mutable signs, they have some of each other's virtues and vices.

I've seen Pisces be critical, nagging, too focused on what you did wrong.

I've seen Virgo make excuses for their loved ones who clearly messed, up big time.

I've seen Pisces put their foot down and establish (healthy) boundaries.

I've seen Virgo get taken advantage of because they were too selfless and giving.

The opposite is also true.

I've seen Pisces meticulously plan something out, take care of the practical details, be designated driver, etc.

I've seen Virgo miss something completely obvious, or be too idealistic about something and have it fall through the cracks.

It's like they have this range of Virgo-Pisces behaviours that they tap into depending on how they're functioning that day.

So, what is the difference between them?

I guess Virgos are easier to cheer up.

Good explanation; at the end of the day we are humans and have good/bad days.

Sometimes the way people describe certain signs such as Virgo or Pisces; makes them sound really good or really bad.

[pufferfishy]

Sept 11, 2018 13:49:56 GMT StarVega said:

Consistency is huge for me, because I guess I'm insecure.    

Hahaha... ME TOO.

"But I just told you I love you yesterday."
"How do I know you still do today???"
"Looks like somebody's gone off their meds again....."

[StarVega]

Oh that is so sadly true ^ pufferfishy.

Hmm reminds me of the lyrics to "Can't Help Falling in Love"...

"Take my hand, take my whole life, too."

Reason: If you sincerely have my hand, then for God's sake be ALL IN, or you (they, whomever) will just drive me nuts.

Anyway, I really like your observations here, thank you.