A constellation that pretends nothing has happened, but in fact it has been black and blue.

We often say that crying children have milk to drink. Many people will let everyone know even if they are slightly injured, and naturally they will get a lot of attention. However, some people will pretend that nothing happened and carry it down by themselves, even though they are all black and blue. So who in the twelve constellations is like this? Aries: Pretend to be strong Aries always likes to pretend to be strong. Obviously, they are injured, but they never show their wounds to others. When someone asks them if they are all right, Aries often directly says that they are all right, but in fact, only they know the pain best. They just don't want to show their weakness in front of people, so they do everything by themselves. Virgo: I don't want to be worried by people around me. Virgo is a sensible person. Many times, they don't think for themselves, but for others. Especially when they are uncomfortable, they always comfort others and care about whether others are okay. They don't want to tell others that they are black and blue, but they don't want others to worry about them, so their understanding is particularly distressing. Scorpio: I am used to relying on myself. Scorpio is very independent along the way. They basically never depend on others. Scorpio does everything by himself because he doesn't want to be a burden to others. Even if you are injured, you are licking the wound silently, pretending that nothing happened, and never letting others know that you have been injured. Aquarius: Don't let people see your injuries. Aquarius is actually a very proud person. They don't like others to see their embarrassing side, which will make them feel embarrassed. So even if they are black and blue, as long as Aquarius doesn't say anything, no one can see it, because they are still laughing and laughing with people as always, making people think that everything is normal, but in fact he has swallowed all the suffering himself.