After a long cold war, which constellations are most likely to part ways?

Capricorn, Aquarius and Taurus are the constellations that are easy to part ways after the long cold war. To tell the truth, the cold war is really not a good thing, and it is easy to hurt feelings. When something happens, two people sit down and talk it over, understand each other's dissatisfaction, and then correct it, so that the relationship can last for a long time. Do you like cold war constellations?

Capricorn's feelings are very delicate and she is afraid of getting hurt. If their relationship goes wrong, they will not take the initiative to ask each other for verification, but silently choose the cold war. If the other person is not a thoughtful person or is not good at finding problems from himself, you will find Capricorn really inexplicable and unacceptable. In fact, Capricorn's personality is very bad, and it is particularly easy to lead to the Cold War because of some misunderstandings. After a long time, the other party will especially hate Capricorn's behavior, which will eventually lead to emotional breakdown.

Aquarius people are very rational emotionally. Usually in the cold war, rational people will carefully analyze this relationship and judge whether their original decision is correct. If the cold war lasts for a long time and has more times, the excitement that Aquarius gets in love will disappear and become particularly rational. At this time, they will feel that this relationship is really not suitable for them, and it is good for both of them to separate as soon as possible.

Taurus is a simple and honest constellation. Taurus will pay more than others in love. After all, they are a constellation dedicated to bringing happiness to others. Taurus is often not the cause of the cold war, but the other side, so every time the cold war Taurus will be particularly injured. If the cold war lasts too long, Taurus will be hurt even more. At this time, Taurus will decisively choose to break up in order to protect themselves.