Taurus and Taurus
Taurus and Taurus is a same-sign pair, forming a conjunction. The nominal compatibility score is 78%. Below we break down what goes into it and what works in this pair and what doesn't.
How compatible they are
This is a same-sign pair. Your shared traits match completely: you'll understand each other without having to finish a sentence, but there will be no one to make up for the weak sides. Everything that's strongly pronounced in the sign gets doubled in such a pair, flaws included.
Both signs are fixed: both are steady and reluctant to change their decisions. The pair will be solid, and every argument will be a long one.
Both bring the same things to the relationship: reliability, patience, and a solid material foundation for the relationship.
In love
Taurus is slow to get close but bonds for the long haul and doesn't like being tested — and in this pair the partner behaves exactly the same way.
Both need the same thing: calm, predictability, and reassurance that they are valued. This makes understanding easier and compromise harder: it doesn't occur to either of them that the partner might need something different.
In marriage and at home
Taurus is indispensable at home: the house, food, money, and order all rest on them. The partner treats housework the same way, so either both keep the household running or nobody does — such pairs rarely find a middle ground.
At least one of the two takes housework seriously, which saves the pair from chaos but risks becoming lopsided: one carries everything, and the other thinks that's how it should be.
In friendship and at work this pair is usually more stable than in marriage: there the task sets the roles, while at home they have to be talked through.
The pair's weak spots
In a conflict, Taurus digs in silently and can hold for months a position they never even argued about — and gets exactly the same in return. The sign's weak spot doubles in this pair, and from the outside it looks like going around in circles.
The main risk is the mirror: what irritates you will be exactly what you dislike in yourself.
Advice for the pair
- Both should voice dissatisfaction in words rather than pointed silence.
- And remember that the other person won't do it for you: in a same-sign pair, there's no point expecting the partner to supply the missing quality.
- For both: check whether you're attributing motives to your partner that they don't have.