WHAT OTHERS THINK OF PISCEANS...

They are too sensitive and touchy. Highly possessive by nature, they tend to restrict my freedom. I respect their sincerity and loyalty but find them too serious- positively dull. I do not get on with them.

They have depth of character and conviction. I respond to their artistic bent of mind. Sincere and trustworthy in a relationship, they make good friends. They rarely speak ill of others nor do they hurt others feelings. I like them.

I find them indecisive and weak, lacking in purpose. They attach too much importance to their involvement’s and tend to be over-possessive. Of course, they are honest and just in their dealings, but that is not all there is to a relationship. In love and sex, they are too soft and docile. I would have nothing to do with them.

Devoted and faithful, they love home and family life; and in a relationship, they are responsible. I like their complete surrender in love; it is difficult to resist the friendship of a Piscean. I love them.

They are too soft and delicate, highly emotional and over-sensitive. I find them fussy and tiresome. Although I like their charming manners and the attention they pay to etiquette, establishing intimacy with them seems a bit difficult.

Warm and sincere, they are true friends. In love and affection too, they are enduringly faithful. Highly adaptable, to the point of making compromises, it is easy to live with them. I would be happy to marry a Piscean.

They are imaginative and respond deeply to beauty and Nature. But they pay meager attention to love and sex, which is an essential part of life. I admire their faithfulness in love, but find them monotonous and dull. I cannot fall in love with them.

In love, their complete surrender overwhelms me. They are simple and straightforward people. Highly passionate, they have a strong sexual urge, which makes them good partners. I would love to get to know them intimately.

As mere acquaintances, they are tolerable. But I find them too cautious and withdrawn for any closer relationship. They make me feel guilty in anything concerning love and sex. They sound a bit too moralistic and dogmatic. I do not get on with them.

Steadfast and restrained in a relationship, they are innocently charming. I like the limitless trust they place in others. It is difficult to betray such honest people. I love them and fortunately we have great rapport with each other.

I appreciate their sincerity and truthfulness. But they dwell too much on the emotional plane, getting attached to too many things and people. I can hardly communicate with them on an intellectual or spiritual level. Nevertheless, I like them.

They ought not to take life so seriously. They first see the darker side of everything before savoring the happier things in life. If only they paid a little more care to love and sex, we could have a blissful union.