| Sagittarius,
a travel nut, thrives on variety, novelty and
optimism. Scorpio, a homebody, values the experiences
enabling to strengthen their mental and emotional
ties. Scorpio and Sagittarius enjoy competitive
sports, but their attitudes differ in the losing.
Sag, an optimist will take his lose light heartily,
hoping to win next time. But for a Scorpion not
to win is as if doing a sin, which they will never
take easily. Scorpio in the company of a Sagittarius
can learn to be optimistic, daring and self-honest.
Sag initiates projects from pure impulse and
spontaneous action, while Scorpio's motives
are more subdued. Sagittarius likes to move
from project to project at will. Fortunately,
it's easy for Sagittarius to notice and appreciate
Scorpio's efforts, as the Scorpion is more stubborn
and has stern standards. In turn, Scorpio needs
to give Sagittarius the freedom to explore their
own space and interests. From Sagittarius, Scorpio
will come to know that flexibility is sometimes
better than a resolute determination. If Scorpio
can keep their emotions in check, their relationship
with Sagittarius will be powerful and exciting.
A Sagittarius girl hates to be lonely, she requires
lots of travelling, pets and people around her,
on the other hand a Scorpio man dislikes crowds
and needs long periods of solitude to meditate
and enter into the core of himself. She is usually
pretty predictable, her explosions of temper,
generosity, moments of forgiveness etc are easily
anticipated by him. But she will never fathom
his silences completely.
The Scorpio will sometimes take offense at
the blunt and tactless manner of the Sag girl.
He desires a complete emotional union with his
partner, while her Sagittarian partner desires
and needs autonomy. These two astrological signs
are quite different from each other. Sag is
often lighthearted, jovial, and open. Scorpio
is myopic, intensely private and quiet. They
make a compatible couple, once they learn to
look at the world through each other's philosophies
and open up to each other. As long as they communicate
and celebrate their differences, theirs will
be a passionate relationship.
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