M/F taurus How Was That...

I know of a taurus couple whom were friends of mine. They were so enthralled in each other from the very start. They were in their own little world those two. No one could ever understand what those two were talking about, it was like a inside joke every single time. when taurus' argue however... their both so stubborn and usually both need to hear the other admit admiration before they stop fighting... since their both looking for the same thing the fights usually last a while. their both stubborn but they really do care for each other.

from what i could tell from an outside looking in point of view, they both work out great. Taurusx2 relationships are amazing

I was in a relationship with another Taurus for a few years. At first, it was amazing, just like Cancergal said. We existed in our own little world, apart from everyone else. Talking to someone else besides her was like coming up from underwater for a breather; then you'd dive back into that little world for a few days or weeks. Our lives completely centered around each other.

For us, it was sensory overload. In a good way. Incredible food, quality things, we bought furniture that felt good to the touch. And the sex... well, each time was like a mini adventure of which the sole purpose was to be more spectacular than the last. Our first date lasted three days, and included trips to the museum, the zoo, a concert, and amazing meals in between and sex at every opportunity.

But the bad side is when things start to go stale. We argued, sure, but it was in a half-joking, always stubborn (and always loving) way. She was more a typical Taurus that I am. I like change, crave adventure, and am always looking for some neat new thing (not necessarily women.) She didn't like change, preferred to spend time at home, got anxious around new people. I felt too confined, while she just wanted to stay safe and cozy. If I were more a typical Taurus, it would have been a match made in heaven: we'd have gotten old and fat together, and wouldn't have given a damn about what anyone else thought; we'd have been quite happy in our own little world.