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Are the twelve constellations harmonious?

The pairing of the twelve constellations varies from person to person, because everyone has his own unique personality and preferences. The following are some common pairing situations of the twelve constellations:

1. Aries and Leo: These two constellations are fire signs. They are cheerful and enthusiastic, and they are easy to attract each other. They all like to take risks and try new things, so they are very suitable for traveling together or trying exciting activities.

2. Taurus and Virgo: These two constellations belong to the earth sign, and they are steady and practical, and are good at financial management and planning. They all pay great attention to detail and quality, so they are suitable for budgeting or planning their future lives together.

3. Gemini and Libra: These two constellations belong to air signs. They are flexible, sociable and easy to get along with. They all like to make new friends and try different lifestyles, so they are very suitable for social activities or traveling together.

4. Cancer and Scorpio: These two constellations belong to the water sign, with rich emotions, keen intuition and easy understanding. They all attach great importance to emotional communication and security, so it is very appropriate to talk about their feelings and ideas together.

5. Sagittarius and Pisces: These two constellations belong to changing constellations. They are gentle, adaptable and easy to get along with. They all like to pursue romantic and beautiful things, so it is very suitable to watch movies, listen to music or try delicious food together.

It should be noted that everyone's personality and preferences are unique, so the above are just some common collocation situations, which does not mean that everyone will apply them. If two people want to be together for a long time, they need mutual understanding, respect and support, as well as mutual tolerance and running-in.