Is a Taurus man bothered if his woman earns more?

Or do they feel secure regardless?

Are there any particular planetary placements that could cause them to be more or less affected by this issue?

Posted by sand
Its saturn 10th house thing. Hard aspects would mean they feel at odds with society and it is society that tells us a man shud earn more than a woman.

Would you feel insecure if your wife/partner/girlfriend earns more than you?

So how do Taurus men act if they are bothered by their woman's financial situation- do they become irritable, do they give you silent treatment, etc? Or are they just more likely to not pursue the women at all if they know she's a higher earner?

*sigh*

Men 😢

Should just stick with women.

Not sure if you can answer this one, but do you know if a Taurus woman would feel the same way about a woman earning higher?

Taurus women, help!

(Please...🙂)

Posted by sand
Some taurus men can also work a woman. I dont mean in the bedroom. But iv seen it. Venus in aries.

Really? Venus in Aries guys came across as chasers to me- they always seemed to do most of the work/pursuing.

I think it defends how secure the Taurus man is with himself and his career but ultimately it may bother him. I would probably lie to him about my income to make him feel better or better yet not talk about it at all.


As a Taurus female, my spouse's income wouldn't bother me but his success would. If we're not on equal/similar levels of success I would feel unworthy and feel the need to work harder to catch up. That's routed out of my own insecurities.

Don't get me wrong, if I were to marry a rich guy tomorrow and he gave me the opportunity to quit my job. I would but I would probably take him on his offer depending on how it would fit into my plans. I might want to switch careers or start a business but I would have to do something to build my own personal nest egg on the side.

I'm speaking from a man-man relationship point of view. I really wouldn't mind if my partner made more than me, BUT I would like to be somewhere near his income bracket. I just would want to provide the same amount of financial security that he could, as it would make it feel more teamwork rather than me feeling like I'm lacking in what I provide for the both of us.

If he made way far more than me, I would just feel like I'm on shaky ground because I would almost start to feel disposable to them. It's a power thing in short for me I guess.