Overly perfectionists
Overly perfectionists
Yes … They can't help it. For Virgo, doing things well is not an obligation, it is a challenge that never ends.
Photo: Blake Lively in The Adaline Secret.
Repellents (unintentionally)
Repellents (unintentionally)
Their sixth sense to detect faults makes them be the eye that sees everything and give lessons without realizing it …
Photo: Cameron Diaz in Bad Teachings .
Incorrigibly picky
Incorrigibly picky
And it is that as much as they try to resist, sooner or later they end up releasing the failures they see.
Photo: Hugh Grant in Love Actually .
Wondering to the point of satiety
Wondering to the point of satiety
They want to have everything under control. Uncertainty and mysteries forbidden. Virgo starts asking, asking and asking until he gets sick.
Photo: James Marsden in Straw Dogs .
Victims of insecurity
Victims of insecurity
But, of course, it is impossible to do everything right and have everything under control. So … "Knock, knock", insecurity knocks on the door.
Photo: Evan Rachel Wood in The Ides of March .
Systematic mistrust
Systematic mistrust
With an outlook like this, no one is surprised that Virgos tend to be sooooo suspicious.
Photo: Michelle Jenner in We need to talk .
Not too brave …
Not too brave …
As they are not one of those who take risks just like that, they prefer to withdraw from the front line of battle …
Photo: Alfie Allen in Game of Thrones .
Conformists by nature
Conformists by nature
Just as they are not the bravest, Virgo natives are not the most revolutionary either. They're more about going with the flow and settling for things (which is why, among other things, they end up wearing the sweater that mom gave them for Christmas …).
Photo: Colin Firth in Bridget Jones's Diary .
Tendency to passivity
Tendency to passivity
More passive than active, Virgos prefer to adapt and make the most of the prevailing situation, than to be the engines of change or those who take the reins of events.
Pictured: Blake Lively in The Secret Life of Pippa Lee .
Sooo apprehensive
Sooo apprehensive
One of Virgo's weak points is their unhealthy tendency to apprehension, which leads them (when they are not well) to be alarmed by any nonsense.
Photo: Michelle Jenner in Juliet .
Maniac and scrupulous
Maniac and scrupulous
On a day-to-day basis, that apprehension makes them a bit fussy, quite scrupulous, and often maniacal (to the point of losing their nerves if you move their things around).
Pictured: James Marsden in X-Men .
Obsessive and a little paranoid
Obsessive and a little paranoid
Also, they tend to obsess over things at the slightest change (and in some cases they can get a little paranoid …).
Photo: Michael Keaton in Birdman .
Super embarrassing
Super embarrassing
It's his other Achilles heel. No one is as shameful or has as much sense of the ridiculous as Virgo. In an embarrassing situation you can have a really bad time.
Photo: Cameron Diaz in Sex Tape. Something happens in the cloud .
Little sensitive
Little sensitive
In the face of others, Virgos can sin as insensitive or lack empathy, and be somewhat distant.
Photo: Tom Hardy in This is War .
Often very lonely
Often very lonely
And it is one of the signs that loneliness bears best. As they like to have everything under control and feel safe above all else, they often prefer not to risk and isolate themselves.
Pictured: Keanu Reeves in John Wick .
And much more…
And much more…
Discover everything about Virgo.
If a person born under the sign of Virgo brings you to your head and you want to know everything that hides under that discreet and restrained appearance, do not miss their unspeakable secrets (including their worst flaws), and everything that we tell you below.
Perfectionist and incorrigibly critical
Ruled by Mercury and symbolized by a virgin, Virgo is characterized by being a sooo perfectionist. So much so that when he goes out of line and takes perfectionism to the extreme, it can turn it into a real flaw that leads him to be uncompromising with himself - before anyone else - and, rebound, with others as well.
You have a sixth sense to detect faults
He does not do it with any malicious intent, of course. He simply has a sixth sense to detect mistakes and errors and that often makes him unable to stop relentlessly correcting …
The worst consequence is that being so know-it-all he can behave in a repellent way and be incorrigibly critical. But the truth is that he does it unintentionally. You just can't help it. It just escapes him.
Victim of insecurity and conformist
Also, Virgo can't stand uncertainty, and they don't get along with improvisation very well. You need to have everything under control to feel safe. Reason why he is usually inquisitive to the point of boredom and quite suspicious.
Prudence and survival instinct wins you over
Insecurity is not your main entry characteristic, but if you do not have everything under control, it can make an appearance in your life and establish yourself as an intruder who there is no way to evict. For this reason, too, Virgo is not usually one of the bravest signs of the zodiac. Prudence and survival instinct win him over.
You will hardly ever see him leading revolutions, Virgo is more about going with the flow and settling for things. More passive than active, he prefers to adapt and make the most of the prevailing situation, than to be the engine of change or the one in charge of events.
Very apprehensive and somewhat distant and lonely
Aside from an incurable sense of the ridiculous, his weak points are the unhealthy tendency to be overly apprehensive and obsessed over things, which leads him to be (when not well) a bit picky, quite scrupulous, often maniacal, and in some extreme cases to mount movies and, consequently, be a bit paranoid or hypochondriac. Yep…
Virgo prefers to isolate himself than risk
In the face of others, Virgo can be insensitive or empathetic, and be somewhat distant. And it is one of the signs that loneliness bears best. As he likes to have everything under control and to feel safe above all things, many times he prefers not to risk in love and isolate himself in himself. Hence, he is one of the firm defenders of the maxim "better alone than in bad company."
