DEEP emotional and magnetic connection is important for Scorpios to get to a soul-mate level with someone.
Scorpios are mysterious, passionate, and sometimes complicated.
Scorpios are serious about intimacy and love. When they connect with someone that piques their interest, they will do anything in their power to make them theirs.
Scorpios are born between October 23-November 21.
They are one of the most passionate and sexual signs in the zodiac. However, there needs to be a deep connection in order for them to feel comfortable going there with someone. However once they’re ready, they give their all to make sure their relationship lasts.
This zodiac sign has a reputation for being intense and is often misunderstood. According to astrologer Clarisse Monahan, Scorpios tend to possess power, insight, and courage.
It takes a Scorpio a long time to fall in love. They only fall for people after building trust. A Scorpio tends to romantically align with five zodiac signs that they can commit to for a lifetime.
According to the astrologer, the top five zodiacs signs compatible with a Scorpio are Cancer, Capricorn, Taurus, Virgo, and Pisces.
Because of their intense nature, Scorpios need someone who can adjust and live with their personality. They need someone who is patient and can handle their nature.
Cancer and Scorpio won’t be able to get enough of each other. They are drawn to each other and they can connect on a deep emotional level.
Capricorn and Scorpio connect on a physical level. They are a power couple that can offer stability and intimacy in a relationship.
Scorpio and Pisces are compatible on a deep emotional level. These two are crave passion between the sheets and outside of the bedroom.
Taurus and Scorpio are the opposite of each other but they complement each other. The two can learn from each other and they tend to agree with each other.
Virgos are keen on details. Paired with Scorpio’s sensitivity, they can be resourceful.
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