Out in the "real world," next door neighbors often don't fully understand each other's needs, then again maybe you two could find love with the sign next to each other. Just remember that when you're involved with an Aries, you're involved with an explorer, a risk-taker, a thrill seeker and a pioneer. When you're involved with a Taurus, you're involved with a sensualist, a nature lover, an indulger and a money lover. If you can give an Aries action, excitement and a fresh start, they you have a better chance of getting their love and affection. If you can give a Taurus security, beauty, nature and pleasure you have a better chance of getting their love and affection. At heart, Aries is more of the self-starter. Taurus has more of the power of persistence. Taurus may need for Aries to cool it from time to time. Essentially, if Aries wants to be happy, Aries needs to be first and best. Somehow, some way, Aries need to find a competitive outlet. On the other hand, Taurus needs to be assured that everything's O.K., safe and secure. Once that's taken care of Taurus is ready for gracious living. That is to say, Taurus needs some good food, antique furniture and passionate sex. Taurus likes to touch nice things, own nice things, wear nice things, eat nice things and have nice things. For Taurus touch or the physical world is real and gives comfort. In fact, "I Have" is something of a philosophy for Taurus. Aries begins life with the question posed to every solar super hero, "How will you use your super powers?" Aries is here to start something new, to go where no one else has gone and to do what no one else has done. The stars dare Aries to be a pioneer, a champion and a doer. Sexually, Aries has got some naturally hot stuff. It is important that Taurus acquire some mastery over the physical, practical and earthly world. Then, paradoxically, Taurus must learn to let go. Taurus will only find security by acquiring a sense of self that is separate from possessions. Actually, it's not so much about what you possess Taurus, but about not being in "survival jeopardy." This relationship involves a test of patience. |
