Who could be a better than another Virgo? Other signs just can’t measure up to the standards of the zodiac’s perfectionist! This earth sign is incredibly intelligent, hard-working, perceptive, not to mention . (See: Beyoncé, Zendaya, Nick Jonas, and Colin Firth.) When two Virgos date each other, the earth literally shakes because of how powerful they are together.
But while the initial spark is hot, not all Virgo/Virgo couples can make it work long-term. Let’s talk details: Jump to: August 23 to September 22 Mercury The maiden the Hermit Beyoncé, Zendaya, Keke Palmer, Sofia Richie, Prince Harry, Keanu Reeves, Salma Hayek, Blake Lively, Sydney Sweeney, Nick Jonas, Chris Pine, John Mulaney, Lili Reinhart, Jason Derulo, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Ava DuVernay, Melissa McCarthy Virgo Personality Traits Here are a few words that are commonly used to describe Virgos: Critical, picky, perfectionist, and neurotic. These earth signs know what they want down to the very last detail, and if you don’t get it exactly right, they let you know.
However, there’s no one Virgo turns their critical eye on quite as harshly as themselves. They can be very hard on themselves! Yes, Virgo's work ethic can be both a blessing and a curse. These perfectionist signs will put in as much hard work as it takes to get it right, whether it’s perfecting their grilled cheese technique or putting together a presentation at work.
Virgo and Virgo get along . They probably share interests, a sense of humor, a work ethic, values, etc. It’s almost like they’re the same person! And unlike, say, a Leo/Leo friendship duo, Virgo/Virgo BFFs aren’t fighting for the spotlight or battling egos.
However, this isn't to say that all Virgo/Virgo friendships are smooth sailing. Virgo is known for being both very particular and very critical. Even if two Virgos share very similar interests, they care immensely about the little details and can clash if they disagree.
And Virgo is one of the most passive-aggressive signs in the zodiac, so they won't talk it out and move on quickly; they'll let resentment fester for weeks, months, or even years. Virgo might be represented by “the virgin,” but don’t let the name fool you. Virgos might look like angels, but they have a not-so-secret kinky side.
As earth signs, they’re particularly in tune with all things ~sensual~. When it comes to sex, they’re known to be givers, making sure that their partners experience as much pleasure as possible. They're also kinky and might enjoy anal play, BDSM, or medical-themed role play.
Two Virgos can easily spend all day in bed together, getting each other off in as many different ways as they can think of. Virgo’s perfectionist nature can go one of two ways in a romantic relationship. Either both people are really focused on putting the work in to make their relationship as best as it can be, doing things like scheduling regular check-ins, working on their communication skills, and going out on weekly date nights.
Or they can turn their critical eye on each other, letting resentment build up over little things like which way to put the toilet paper on the holder or how thoroughly to rinse the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. In a marriage or other long-term, committed relationship, it’s inevitable that at one point or another, you’re going to get on each other’s nerves. This is especially true for a Virgo/Virgo couple, each of whom likes things .
This doesn’t mean that a marriage is doomed to fail! It just means that it’s extra important for a Virgo/Virgo pair to learn to communicate directly and honestly, make time for romance, and give each other space when they need it. Generally, two people who are the same zodiac sign make a great pair. But for Virgo/Virgo couples, their dual perfectionist streaks and particular natures can sometimes make their relationship a struggle.
If they can focus on communication and compromise, however, this can be an incredibly rewarding relationship for both Virgos. No one gets them like each other! (she/her) is the current Senior Astrology Editor at . In her 4+ years at , she's worked on everything from editing weekly horoscopes, to reporting on how astrology influences album release dates, to launching .
Before joining Cosmopolitan in 2020, she worked at Refinery29, HelloGiggles, and BUST magazine. Her book series was published in 2021. Follow her on and @erikawynn.
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