Who are the three constellations that make lovers get along longer and have a hotter temper?

A relationship, with the passage of time, will also expose various problems, such as bad habits and hobbies, which will be discovered by the other party. So which constellations will become more violent over time? See if you're on the list!

Virgo. Virgo is in two States before and after falling in love. Before falling in love, it was a "work machine". All day long, life is nothing but work, but once in love, it will show her little woman side, both cute and gentle. It turns out that a strong woman will meet an innocent girl. Over time, Virgo's small temper will also be exposed. If there is a contradiction between the two sides, Virgo will play a small temper, but it will be very useful for boys. In fact, Virgo will just rush headlong into it.

Capricorn. Capricorn takes love seriously. They will never fall in love because they want to. They will fall in love only when they meet the right person. But Capricorn has a strong desire for control in love. They hope that the other person can listen to their own opinions and live according to their own ideas. Couples in love are very obedient, but after a long time, no one wants to be controlled, and the other party will definitely resist. Capricorn will become more and more angry, grumpy and have a bad attitude towards lovers.

Scorpio. Scorpio is a typical "eat soft but not hard". At first, Scorpio is gentle and considerate, but after a long time, those little problems can't be hidden, and they will look at each other's mobile phones. The other party should also ask who to eat with, male or female. Once the other party is impatient, Scorpio will break out and start to "be a demon." Scorpio doesn't want to lose his temper, just want to prove himself.

I think the contradiction between lovers is inevitable. In this case, the most important thing is the tolerance and understanding of both sides and good communication. What other constellations do you think have the hottest temper?