What is a Cancer's love match?!
Question:
What is a Cancer's love match?
Meaning in horoscopes: Gemeni, Aries and etc.
Answers:
CANCER goes with Scorpio, Pisces, Taurus and Virgo. (best match is Taurus)
Cancer people tend to be happier married then single. Their love has a very soothing and uplifting nature, and they are very devoted and loyal to the objects of their affection.
This sign is also a parental sing, meaning they will be good with/for children and make very good parents. Expect them to want children if you get into a relationship with one.
Cancer sunsign people make devoted lovers
The Cancerians heart beats strong, and is filled with strong emotions, but they will only show tem gradually. Loyal and faithful, Cancer folks think long and hard before committing themselves to anyone, afraid their emotional security might be threatened or their trust broken. They are sensitive and crave the security of being around the ones they love.
Cancer personalities are gentle and faithful
Gentle-hearted and highly emotional, Cancerians inner feelings are always just under the surface, especially when it comes to matters of the heart. They take no half measures when they fall in love, its all or nothing. With a deep need for permanent partnership, they are rarely interested in simple light-hearted flirtations. Without a good degree of love in their lives, a Cancer personality is simply unfulfilled.
Best Match For Cancer Is Taurus
This is an excellent match and you will find it hard to tear yourselves away from one another! Stay clear of getting too wrapped up in one another though...
Worst Match For Cancer is Aries
Hardly a match made in heaven Aries and Cancer tend to clash. Do not despair if you are in one of these relationships, true love will overcome. Both Aries and cancer are powerful and very self expressive. However, Cancer can be sensitive and somewhat anxious while Aries people are dominant and spontaneous. Aries is not the greatest at expressing their feelings. This leads to the constant annoyance of the moody, retrospective Cancer.