sikkario
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An Aries woman and Virgo man may face challenges due to their differing personalities. Aries is impulsive and energetic, while Virgo is practical and detail-oriented. Their compatibility can work with mutual understanding and patience, but conflicts may arise from differing approaches to life and relationships. Astrology suggests they need to communicate openly to balance their differences effectively.


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I would like to keep this short, but it will probably be a little lengthy.
This is a first hand Virgo man report on the Aries woman.
Me:
Sun Virgo/Moon Libra/Mercury Virgo/Mars Capricorn
Her:
Sun Aries/Moon Aries/Mercury Taurus/Mars Cancer
This girl appeared into my life in a Math class. I was taking Calc and she was a girl 4 years younger than me in an advanced Math class at the CC. She would stare across the room at me, and I didn't know why. I had only spoken to her once, and joked with her briefly at a table and then never talked to her again for months. Not to be cold, I was just busy. I guess this worked and she developed a crush of some sort.
On the last day of class, I talked to her again, and she gave me her number to call her.
At the time I was deeply involved with religion, and had come off a heart break due to a girl with really bad morals. I wanted so badly to have a love that worked, but was out of hope. I talked to the Aries girl and we agreed to go to the mall. We went to the mall, and I applied a lot of the love I had pent up latently into her, I was very quiet however, opened doors and acted protective.
Apparently, this worked marvelously too. As she hugged me when I left and kissed my shoulder.
I found out her Parents were serious Christians, her extended family was messed up, and her Parents were super protective (She's 18).
Long story short, I ask her out, she is taken aback but then agrees 3 seconds later. I meet her Parents, they like me. I am committed to living a Christian relationship with this girl. We go out, practice celibacy for perhaps a month, but I lose my cool and start making out with her. Then I take her virginity. Good move, bad move. I don't know.
At the time, things were strained with the Catholic church for me, I was beginning to hate the hyprocrisy of the people, trhe political environment and just the way it made me feel in general. Something happened, where I just wanted to rebel against it. So I left the Church, she took me to Lutheran Church with her, after some thought I began claiming Agnosticism, after a painful loss of faith.
The main problems in the relationship then emerged;
On my part; my loss of faith made me more cynical and less hopeful than I had been, my —honesty?? offended her at times, I expected her to have sex whenever we hung out, and I was —angry?? at Christianity.
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