I know this sounds weird and unorthodox, but the first thing this man and woman may discuss together when they’re initially attracted to each other is … well, it’s not very romantic, but they may become involved in a thrilling conversation about their feet. It’s an interest they have in common. Their foot problems, and the difficulty of finding the right shoes.

These two may not, however, be quite so empathetic and blissful when it comes to sharing, not just their hearts and bodies – but their money. He likes to share his, she may be reluctant to share hers. She won’t hesitate to criticize him when she believes he’s been improvident by wasting cash on ventures that lack, in her opinion, a sound foundation – or simply giving money away to friends, relatives and neighbors who may never be able to pay him back. He may privately feel that she’s overly concerned about money, and her constant worrying about it, nagging him (and herself) about financial security may cause the soft shine in her eyes to disappear for him, her voice will sound less like a silvery chime, more like the tolling of warning bells of a restriction of his freedom to be himself.

The most noticeable flaw in an otherwise nearly perfect Virgo woman is her tendency to be unduly critical, and to nag the man she loves. This is most unfortunate, since the one flaw in the feminine sex this man truly can’t bear – is nagging. He’s frustrated when he feels he’s failed her in some way – in any way at all – and he may be tempted to either retaliate by becoming snappy and cross, constantly irritable – or escape the pain in other ways.

But these two will enjoy traveling together, talking together – and in general, they’ll communicate very well. The chances are they’ll talk over their troubles and disagreements, analyze them and find a solution.

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