What are the three constellations that have a particularly good relationship with their boyfriends, but repeatedly refuse each other to propose marriage?

Generally speaking, when feelings reach a certain level, marriage is a natural thing. Marriage is not just an armchair strategist, but also a symbol and a symbol of responsibility. However, not all girls want to get married. These three female constellations have repeatedly rejected their boyfriends' marriage proposals for different reasons.

fishes

Pisces girls are romantic and like fantasy very much, especially when they have a fairy tale in their hearts and live themselves into a little princess. They like the beautiful world in fantasy and enjoy the sweetness of love, but they will face many practical problems after marriage, so they don't want to get married even if they have a good relationship with their boyfriends, and they don't want to break their dreams, so they repeatedly refuse each other's marriage proposal.

Sagittarius

Sagittarius's greatest feature is its love of freedom, which can be said to be a lifelong pursuit. Even in love, they don't want to be restricted by each other, let alone get married. They think that marriage will limit their freedom and confine themselves to the family, which is unbearable. Therefore, Sagittarius girls would rather be in free love all their lives than have a stable marriage in prison.

Capricorn. Compare CAPRICORN

Capricorn women are very enterprising. They are often willing to work harder when they are young, and getting married will become an obstacle to pursuing their careers. Secondly, Capricorn women are realistic and rational, and will not get married because of romance or emotional impulse. They will consider the realistic conditions between themselves and their boyfriends, and they are often reluctant to get married without a good life foundation.

No matter what the reason, I think as long as two people love each other enough, they can break through all their worries and break through their own principles. what do you think?