"It's giving Virgo"

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 The other day I was at an event talking with a guy a couple years older than me. We got to the point of the conversation where small talk became deeper. He said, "I'm going to guess your birthday."....moments later... "It's giving *pause* Virgo." My jaw was on the floor. Since he said that, the thought, "What does he mean it's giving??" goes through my head daily. So like most do, I pulled up Google and started discovering what he meant. 

--"How did he just know you were a September baby?"

--I don't know, but it was so awesome. Unique man.

Google search: "What gives Virgo?"

Google result: Virgo Personality Traits: All the secrets you need to know

Perfect. 

Horoscopes are a gray area because where are the facts right? 

  • Virgos are humble, kind, and sympathetic.
  • Virgos put their whole heart and soul into a project.
  • Virgos are loving and modest. 
  • Virgos are eager to assist others. 
  • Virgos thrive on academic and intimate connections. 
  • Virgos are natural writers with an intense desire to tell a story.
  • Virgos are excellent employees that are diligent and hardworking. 

Then I kept reading and was hit with even more of a reality check. 
  • Virgos are self-effacing, which means not claiming attention to oneself. 
  • Virgos are notorious for being stubborn. (I always thought I got it from my dad.)
  • Virgos have constant thoughts, leaving them tense from mental energy exertion.
  • Virgos are critical thinkers, but this leads to chronic overthinking.
  • Virgos always think about what they need to accomplish and how to get ahead. 

There it was. The real and raw truth of what "gives" Virgo. Horoscopes are actually so cool to study and interpret! They are something to believe in, that the universe had aligned long before you were born. I know many Virgos, and you may wonder, "Jenna, surely not every person born between August 23 and September 22 is the same." But I'm here to tell you that you have no idea how they identify with their horoscope, but it is more of a personal way to identify and give reasoning as to why they are the way they are. 

Some may argue and say that horoscopes are just a lucky draw. Some may say that all these characteristics come from genetics. Some may say there isn't enough evidence to support these claims. On this page, that's not what we're about, though. We believe in the things we can not see. 

What does your horoscope say about you? 

With love,
Jenna K. 

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