Pisces and Virgo love

I'm a 26 year old Pisces woman in love with a 22 year old Virgo man. We've been best friends for a little over a year but just recently got together about 2 months ago. I've been in love with him since I met him and he had a girlfriend who he broke up with 5 months ago. Now he's finally mine but even though he's the sweetest most loving man I've ever been with sometimes he becomes distant and ignores me for almost a full day and comes back like nothing happened all loving for a few days then it's back to canceling plans and being distant. I love him but I don't get it... Does he not love me as much as he says? Should I ignore him back?

Virgos are Pisces are an awesome match, you just gotta show some restraint and patience with each other's little quirks.

Virgos like their quiet personal time to mentally unwind. It's nothing personal, it doesn't mean he doesn't want you around. It's just how they process everything, with a little solitude. A little quiet reflection, if you will. Don't take it personally, it's how they're programmed.

I'm a Pisces with Virgo moon and I'm more like a Virgo than Pisces. My best friend is a Virgo, as well as the man I love the most in this world 🙂. Me and my friend can go a full week without talking to each other (I know he works hard and has a lot on his plate so he needs to unwind often), but when we catch up again it's like no time has passed between meets. And I certainly never hold it against him.

Truly loving someone means making compromises and accepting them. Not getting all selfish and thinking only of your own desires. You just have to accept that he's not the same as you. You need to accept his need to recharge his batteries and give him his space when it's time to. He'll appreciate & love you even more for it. You have to give to receive.

And they're also not big on vocalizing their feelings. Actions speak louder than words so don't force him to say anything he's not ready to say. The worst thing you can do is rush a Virgo.

Tolerance, tolerance, tolerance. That's your key to success.