Constellation is not suitable for dancing _ Constellation man is not suitable for dancing

A constellation that likes dancing very much but has uncoordinated limbs.

Dancing also depends on talent. Some people learn to dance quickly, and they can always keep up with the rhythm and dance handsome. And some people are not that material. Today, let's take a look at some people in the twelve constellations who like dancing very much but have uncoordinated limbs.

Taurus: Stiff body.

Taurus likes to dance to music, which makes them completely relaxed after work. But Taurus has another big problem, that is, its body is really stiff. When softer movements are needed, they can't do it at all. So although it is cheerful every time, it is actually ugly.

Virgo: No rhythm, no beat.

Virgo's limbs are uncoordinated because of its strong sense of rhythm. Everyone else can get a good card, and the movements and music work well together. But Virgo just can't find the beat. They always jump as they understand, but they all jump at sixes and sevens. But Virgo doesn't care. They are not going to take part in a dance competition.

Capricorn: Learning is much slower than others.

Capricorn's learning ability is actually very general. For a normal dance, they need to spend much more time than others. Not only that, Capricorn is also vomiting blood, because their movements are always irregular. No matter how serious and hard they work, they will always leave people with all kinds of uncoordinated impressions.

Sagittarius: I envy watching others jump.

Sagittarius is envious of watching others dance. They also want to be able to make graceful movements very lightly like others. But it seems easy for Sagittarius to look at others, but it becomes difficult for them. Obviously, they also think that the action is not difficult, and the final effect is still very strange.

Pisces: Jumping is rigid.

Pisces is a person who can't let go. For them, dancing seems to be a shameful thing. Especially when there are many people, Pisces dare not jump at all. Therefore, their movements have always been rigid, making people look as if they are struggling instead of dancing, without aesthetic feeling.