AnnBarrett
@AnnBarrett
17 Years
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Some Scorpio men may find excessive devotion threatening as they often value independence and challenge in relationships. They seek trust and honesty but can be wary of suffocation. Understanding a Scorpio's need for emotional space and balance between loyalty and independence can help navigate the relationship dynamics effectively.















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I am about to end a 2 year relationship with a Scorpio male. I'm on the Aries/Taurus cusp (April 20). I love him, but he seems to indicate that he cannot thrive with a woman who wants to be:
a) faithful
b) truthful
c) reliable
d) a partner
He did not say this in so many words, but he admitted to me one day that he missed that the "challenge" was gone with us. In other words, that he knew I loved him and had his back. He said he wanted that all his life, but that some part of him yearns for the unattainable. He mentioned a recent-ish ex who seems to have been made by elves or something. She was lovely, but screwed around with every man she saw and told him about it, because she "believed" they were "just friends." He says that on just about every level, he knows that a relationship with her was and would be doomed and that the two biggies for him, trust and honesty, were not present in her, but that some part of him twigged to that excitement thing, knowing that he was better than her other conquests when she was with him. Sort of a "she chose me out of all those guys!" type deal, but that would only last until, well, she chose someone else. Which happened, hmm, like in a 48 hr time period.
So I told him that if that's how he felt, then we were through. He then sort of panicked and said that he loved me and felt comfortable and good with me, and that the part of which he spoke was a "tiny" part. I don't know though. I've read people's thoughts on Taureans - and Aries, for that matter, and I can't speak to all that, but I know MY love isn't something I dole out like a prize at a county fair. It takes a long time to earn it. And if he's saying that being loved and treated nicely by a good woman is 99 percent okay only, I'm not sure I'm with that. He has been calling me nonstop - 24 calls just yesterday, 10 so far today - and I have not answered, not sure I will. I feel conflicted. I DO love him, but I'm not going to change myself. If he wants a challenge, he can do the NYT Sunday Crossword. If he wants a good woman, he knows where to find me ... I am just wondering if he is calling so much because he is trying to do just that? ...