Scorpio & Their Renowned Envy Scorpio are well known in astrology and in general society for their characteristic and volatile sense of jealousy. Many a Scorpio relationship has been undone thanks to envy, pride, possessiveness and labile relationship behaviours. Scorpio can become easily enraged if their object of affection simply glances in another direction; and they become equally enraged if somebody else glances in their loved ones direction. Scorpio are a very loyal sign; and expect identical devotion in return. Their sense of jealousy is an integral part of them that will shape any relationship they find themselves in. At times their undying love, passion and kindness can cross the borderline between obsession and delusion. Scorpio are naturally overpowered and overwhelmed by the intensity and depth of their feelings which can make them momentarily lose touch of reality. They can imagine betrayals that dont exist and dream up scenarios which never happened. Sometimes, Scorpio can drive away the one person they love as a result of their possessiveness and jealousy. Some of the more light and casual signs such as Aquarius, Sagittarius and Gemini can feel extremely claustrophobic in these circumstances; and the further they will try to isolate the harder Scorpio will hold on. Scorpio are extremely protective of their partners. They have the capacity for a very deep and meaningful love and change the lives of those who come into their contact. There are many kinds of jealousy. Possessive, yes, but all water signs are possessive. Scorpio’s pathological jealousy isn’t simply a fear of losing a loved one. We all fear that. Underneath you will find somebody who is very hurt; who sees the world as a dark and dangerous place and has their self defensive mechanisms in overdrive. Scorpio are a sign with a lot of love to give, and if they never learn to give themselves the reminders that they alone are worthy, then they can give all that love; without any of the pain.
Posted on: Sun, 22 Sep 2013 14:30:41 +0000
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