Virgo

Virgo’s symbol is the virgin or maiden and is often considered a shy, “lady in waiting” personality that is a little naive. Though Virgos are seldom celibate, they often keep their personal identity intact throughout their lives. This composure is virginal in nature.

Virgo’s symbol is sometimes shown as a woman carrying a sheaf of wisdom, representing the harvesting of wheat at the time of year of the Virgo (late summer).

Virgo Symbol GlyphThe glyph for Virgo is thought to depict the sexual organs, with a tail that wraps inwards, closing itself to the world. This, in contrast to the symbol for Scorpio, which is similar, except that the tail points outward and upward in an arrow.

Virgo is ruled by the planet Mercury.

Don’t think that Virgo the virgin is chaste. In fact, this high-energy sign can be highly sexual and sensual. You savor touching of any kind as a means to foreplay; making out or massages can enhance your arousal. You don’t need a lot of bells and whistles, but you do like a careful, well-designed, and honest lovemaking experience you can savor.

Virgo Sexuality

The sexual relationship with a Virgo lover may not be a bed of roses (in fact more thorns). The effort has to be made to unearth and stir the deep buried passions and then you become the vortex of their life.

Virgo Sexuality Personality Traits

Virgo Sexuality is a contradiction in details. They can come across as uncaring or cold at first, but then morph into beings of highly charged passion. Virgins enjoy the physical act of love-making, but turn up their noses to the mess it sometimes involves. Practice makes perfect. It is a phrase you will hear often from Virgos, and it is one that applies directly to Virgo Sexuality. It is true that Virgoans have a reputation for being cold fish when you first meet them. There is a sense that they just don’t care and are slightly detached.