In the world full of troubles and uncertainty, a Virgo woman can somehow manage to make a boy Crab feel safe and warm and secure. As though everything is crisp and proper and behaving as it should in the world. The way he felt as a child. When his mother told him to hush, it was all right. His nightmares were foolish and unreal. Tomorrow will be morning, and the world will still be spinning. Egg mumlets for breakfast…and the newspaper delivered, as usual. The Virgo woman makes him feel cozy and comfy, like his old bathrobe with its soft sagging pockets, hanging there beside his bed like a loyal friend. He senses her dependability, her sense of duty and her integrity. All very much like his own. Unless he meets her during a time when she’s a bit uncertain herself, then he may have cause to be nervous now and then. But the typical Virgin in the average situation, when she really loves her gentle Crab, will seldom if ever do anything to really hurt or alarm him. She’s so reassuringly predictable.

She will wish he would be equally predictable. This man’s changing moods, laughter, tears, depressions, elations, pouting spells, jokes, compassion, sweetness, crankiness and just plain contrariness may perplex her own mental stability. Still, in her practical, common-sense way, the Virgo girl is able to cope rather efficiently with the Cancerian man’s wanderlust, periods of loneliness he can’t explain – the fears that make him occasionally stingy – the tender concern for other that turns him suddenly generous. She doesn’t mind his cautious nature, for she’s cautious herself. She’ll also share his dislike for extravagance and waste – his sense of responsibility – and his delicious enjoyment of life. A few of their quarrels could spring from his crablike possessiveness. No relationship could be free of flaws, but these two, if they try, can make them too minor to concern.

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