8 Zodiac Sign Pairings That Almost Never Fight In Relationships
How often do you fight with your partner? Does it seem like you butt heads frequently, or is it mostly smooth sailing between you? If it's the latter, chances are you and your SO are one of the zodiac sign pairings that rarely fight in relationships, because you balance one another out. Chances are, you've heard the phrase "opposites attract." While it can be true that differences in romantic partners can be appealing because they're so intriguing, oftentimes, once that new relationship energy wears off, those differences have the potential to create a lot of friction. So, while finding someone who's your opposite can be really fun, finding someone with whom you're well-balanced can bode better for a long-term love. That means finding a partner who balances your strengths and weaknesses and who meets your emotional needs.
But, like most things when it comes to dating, finding a well-balanced relationship can be easier said than done. Where do you even start? Well, one thing to consider while swiping your way through dating apps is you and your match's astrological compatibility, and which zodiac sign tends to be the most in-sync with your own. In this case, the zodiac can be a helpful tool for understanding one another's values, personalities, and world views, and (more importantly), whether or not a match's zodiac sign is compatible with your own. For those already booed up, the zodiac can also offer a way to gain a deeper understanding of your partner's point of view and potentially help smooth over some areas of disconnect. Here's what the stars have to say about zodiac signs that rarely fight in relationships.
Aries & Sagittarius
Aries is used to butting heads with others, so this Mars-ruled sign has no issues with confrontation. But when paired with a Sagittarius, it's like a breath of conflict-free air. That's because Sagittarius is "go with the flow," where forceful Aries needs a bit of that energy to relax and have fun. On their end, Sag is happy to join in on the excitement and adventure that Aries craves. For Sag, this pairing works well because Aries is independent enough to give them room to breathe and exciting enough to keep fickle Sag fascinated.
Virgo & Capricorn
Virgo and Capricorn truly “get” each other, and that makes for a blissful pairing. Both signs are highly detail-oriented and goal-focused. In past relationships, both signs have argued with partners who felt criticized, but both Cap and Virgo have thick enough skin to take the constructive criticism each of them are more than happy to offer, and understand that it comes from a place of love and a desire to see the person they care for succeed.
Taurus & Cancer
If you want to spot a Taurus and Cancer couple, just look for the most loved up duo in the room, because this pairing is a meeting of the heart. Both signs appreciate security and commitment, and often their biggest arguments are around not having these needs met. Taurus can become very stubborn and closed off when they feel threatened, and Cancer vacillates from giving the ice-cold shoulder to becoming overly clingy. However, when these two come together, they find the warm embrace they’ve been waiting for to fully open up and share their hearts.
Gemini & Aquarius
Both of these unique air signs have spent most of their romantic life not feeling totally understood, which is odd since neither of them has any problem speaking their mind. Both are known for being blunt, which oftentimes is, um, not well received. These signs really appreciate that kind of communication and it actually creates a powerful bond of trust. These two rarely fight, because why argue when you can calmly discuss?
Leo & Aquarius
Leo and Aquarius are the ultimate example of opposites attracting and then balancing one another out. Typically, too much difference can create conflict, but in this case, Sun-ruled Leo has a gravitational pull on Aquarius that brings out a different side of them. Leo's warmth opens up Aquarius’ heart and allows them to get in touch with their emotional side. Leo is drawn to and has great admiration for Aquarius’ strong character. In a relationship this loving, it's easy for both parties to have the kind of empathy that prevents them from having petty arguments.
Libra & Gemini
Libra and Gemini have an instant mental connection that can easily transition into attraction and love. But it's being on the same intellectual wavelength that really allows them to understand one another on a deep and almost psychic level. Libra’s connection to Venus allows them to add warmth and passion to their relationship, and Gemini’s curiosity keeps the relationship fresh and exciting.
Scorpio & Taurus
Scorpio and Taurus may be opposing signs, but when they come together, they create a beautiful balance. Taurus is intrigued by the mysterious Scorpio, and driven by a desire to learn what's in Scorpio's heart. And unlike other signs, Taurus is able to hold back this sign's stinger by offering the water sign the kind of emotional safety they need. In return, Scorpio's passion is able to fulfill Taurus' desire for physical touch and connection that makes them feel their most loved and understood. Why fight it out when you can just bang it out?
Pisces & Capricorn
Pisces and Capricorn are a pairing that might not make sense on paper, but in reality, they're an excellent and relatively peaceful duo. Capricorn helps ground dreamy Pisces, and in return, Pisces helps Capricorn see that there's more to life than just their concrete worldview. Ultimately, both of these signs are good at finding the areas where they agree, as well as agreeing to disagree where they don’t.
In the end, finding a partner you don't fight with often is a combination of feeling understood by them, and simultaneously having empathy for them. While it's possible to create that dynamic with any sign, it tends to be a little easier for some zodiac signs than for others. So if you're looking for a bae that'll keep you level-headed and at peace, try matching with the zodiac sign that's most compatible with yours.
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