The stubborn character of the twelve constellations

There are people with various personalities in the twelve constellations. Some are docile and naturally domineering. Good-tempered people are bad-tempered. But fate is about looking at people. One is willing to hit the other, or some people are willing to control their temper for love. These are great constellations. But aside from these other factors, it is really Taurus to say which constellation is stubborn.

Taurus is worthy of this name, just like a cow, with a super stubborn temper, but one of the twelve constellations can be compared with Taurus, that is Capricorn. These two constellations are typical representative constellations of stubbornness. In addition to these two constellations, there is another constellation, Scorpio, who has a bad temper and is very stubborn.

Taurus is stubborn, just like Capricorn. People in two constellations will only get angry every day. However, it is another matter if one party restrains his temper and is willing to lower his temper for the other, but Taurus and Capricorn often have no good results. The gas fields of the two constellations themselves determine that they cannot be suppressed blindly. One day, both of them will break out in silence. So the two constellations should walk together as little as possible.

As for Scorpio, Scorpio is stubborn, but Scorpio is also strong enough to distinguish right from wrong. If Scorpio makes a mistake, he will say it directly and admit that it is a mistake that should be borne. The other part is that Scorpio wants others to bear it. She believes that the mistake itself is not how one person is, but that both sides have problems. She admits her mistake and hopes that the other party will admit it. Scorpio's thinking is very correct. However, the other party often does not admit mistakes, but will repeatedly emphasize Scorpio's mistakes. Therefore, Scorpio is often forced to start a business, be forced to be stubborn, and be forced to have a bad temper. Scorpio is also a bad person.