How do Taurus and Scorpio get along?

If Taurus and Scorpio really work hard, they usually get along well, sometimes even very well. Their relationship can be perfect and lasting in science, literature, art or just interpersonal relationships. When they have the negative factors between the Sun Palace and the Moon Palace, they will become antagonistic and powerful enemies until one or both of them turn to accept the concept of tolerance, sympathy and selflessness.

As far as all the patterns in the seventh house are concerned, Scorpio and Taurus each feel that the other has those qualities that can make him (or her) complete and complete. Their opposite magnetic poles on the astrological roulette wheel have always influenced them. Scorpio is what Taurus wants to be, and Taurus is what Scorpio wants to be However, any one of them is dying and unwilling to admit it. Scorpio is not a palace with duality, but Scorpio lives in two worlds at the same time-one is where their spiritual pursuit takes them, and the other is the visible material world. Scorpio floats in between, which is their own law, as incredible as the Great Pyramid. Scorpio doesn't want people to see them floating in the air and pretend to be themselves, so most of them wear masks, which may be gentle, cold detachment or cold pragmatism. But under the mask, they all have a passionate world, boiling like a cauldron charred by fire.

Taurus has no mask. Taurus, like other people in the underground constellation, is particularly reluctant to dress up on Halloween-to fool others or scare others. They just want others to laugh (and behave normally). Taurus firmly and truly lives in only one world, and that is the earth, an ancient, familiar and safe continent. They are themselves, and no one or anything will change what they were born to be-that is, a real mountain with reliability, courage, endurance and determination. Although ordinary Taurus does not have Scorpio's insight and iron will, nor does Scorpio's terrible regenerative ability, they do have the real and innate calmness that Scorpio longs for, and the perfect emotional control that men and women who are subject to Pluto pretend to have. Because of this, Scorpio is jealous of Taurus (sometimes, when Taurus is born, the moon and the star of destiny are in Scorpio-please pay attention! I mean, this man will be a very powerful official.

As for the average Taurus, they are too lazy to cross the street and will not imitate Pluto's emotional generation, but they will go all the way and even jump over the barbed wire-in order to gain Scorpio's ability to know without thinking ... for intuition. Taurus, like Scorpio, will do whatever it takes to peek into someone's inner world and learn his secrets. If Taurus can have this ability, they can build their empire stronger. Similarly, if Scorpio can have the calmness shown by Taurus in the emotional storm of life, they will suffer a lot less when they achieve their mysterious goals.

Naturally, when Taurus and Scorpio meet at any occasion-work, family, friends or love-and decide to work side by side with their talents and advantages, they can change their destiny.

Their respective characteristics are mixed together through a certain relationship, and the result will never be boring, but will fluctuate with the high tide and low tide of both sides.

Taurus has a sense of absurdity that Scorpio usually lacks. Many Scorpio people have a good sense of humor, but few are completely ridiculous. Humor is a powerful balancer of human nature, which endows life with wise observation and helps Taurus avoid the adverse effects of self-pity and egoism. When you laugh, you will be surrounded by warm and happy people. A joke attracts a group of people. And when you laugh at yourself, everyone will especially like you-because you make them feel that you are as ordinary as them and as easy to make mistakes, so that they will not see their weaknesses as usual for a while. Perhaps it is because Scorpio lacks this relaxed improvisational humor and the ability to attract a group of people, so they often travel alone and remain anonymous. It's hard for people ruled by Pluto to pretend to be easy to make mistakes. Besides, they have no desire to be liked by others.

Taurus may approach Scorpio in a unique naughty way (and very talkative).

Many Scorpio really appreciate humor, but it is usually in public places where others can see it, such as on the stage or on the screen, or among friends. Few scorpios find self-mockery interesting, and when they are particularly happy, they will not laugh at themselves as happily as Taurus. A typical Scorpio will only make fun of interesting people when he is with close and reliable friends.

Scorpio and Taurus do have something in common. They all tend to be silent in front of strangers. They are not talkative people, and they don't like long speeches unless they have something very important. Besides, they all hate being asked by curious people, but their reactions to this interruption are quite different. Scorpio will use clever tricks to keep his (or her) secret. Scorpio will lie when a clever plan fails. They think that their privacy is inviolable when dealing with those who want to pry into his (or her) sacred privacy (however, at any other time, Scorpio is the embodiment of honesty). Their subtext is: "You were spying on my private affairs, so you got the lie you deserved." That nosy man should be grateful for this lie. It's better than being stung by Scorpio's tail. Sometimes, two means of self-defense are used at the same time.

Taurus has the same attitude towards privacy, so you will find that they will never say more than Scorpio. But Taurus is not so cunning. They seldom bother to tell lies, but simply shut the interrogators up. They will just say, "mind your own business and go away."

No one can say "no" more decisively than Taurus and Scorpio, and do it resolutely. If they say "no" to each other, then their relationship is over. But when they say "yes" to each other, they will establish a strong and lasting friendship, because Taurus and Scorpio have one thing in common, that is loyalty. For the people they love and trust, they will do whatever it takes to carry the mountain. They all believe that friendship is like a bank loan, which will soon get returns and interest.