What is the pairing index of Gemini and Leo?

The pairing index of Gemini and Leo is 90.

Gemini in air signs and Leo in Fire Sign, although they have different personalities, are both people full of enthusiasm and confidence in life, so they can keep in sync and keep the same frequency in love. Gemini's fickleness and mischievousness can only be controlled by Leo's domineering and directness, and Leo's bullying sometimes loses its attack power in front of Gemini, and he is willing to change his personality, bow down and get along harmoniously and interestingly with each other.

Gemini and Leo can also get along well, in harmony, and they are a good family. They all know each other's temperament, so they don't care too much about each other's life details and don't try to change anything. This kind of moderate respect and intimacy can make their relationship more harmonious, and sometimes they can speak their minds and become good partners who pour out their worries and comfort each other.

Gemini's view of love

Gemini is like a boat in the long river of feelings, drifting with the wind, seemingly moving forward or backward, without any purpose, but in fact they have always had the desire to settle down, but they just haven't found a harbor to dock. So as long as you find your own warmth, you will devote yourself wholeheartedly and firmly believe that no one is right or wrong in love, only those who don't know how to cherish it. If the other party wants to leave, Gemini won't stop it, or even bother to ask why, just consider it an inseparable fate.

Gemini's ruler is Mercury, and water has fluidity, which also gives Gemini a changeable personality. Their adaptability is particularly strong, as long as they like the object, they will catch up with each other with golden words and jade words, but because of their natural variability, people feel that they don't understand love. Their profound language skills make them quite popular with lovers, but talking too much is not necessarily a good thing, so it is better to be practical instead of always rhetoric.