Andromeda DavisOut of all of the zodiac signs, there are three who are more prone to driving people absolutely bonkers than others. Are you one of those three?
If so, you probably already had a hunch. If not, then other people most certainly know who you are, even if you aren’t aware of the fact yourself.
If you’re one of the three zodiac signs mentioned below, you might want to think hard about how you might be coming across to others.
Pisces – February 19 – March 20
Sorry, Pisces—but dealing with you can be really annoying sometimes. Here’s the thing. You really have issues with committing to plans. When people try to make plans with you, you’re quick to commit, but you’re equally quick to ditch any of those plans you’ve made.
You can be awfully flaky, and you’re not all that great with responsibility. If something doesn’t interest your creative mind, you’re very likely to drop the idea altogether.
You can be awfully fickle, and your friends are used to your texts saying, “Sorry, I just can’t make it tonight!”
That is, if you even bother to text them at all.
Gemini – May 21 – June 20
I have the feeling you already knew you’d show up on this list. You’re pretty self-aware of your own fickleness and unpredictability, and you’re okay with that.
Sometimes you’re perfectly happy to go with the flow, and when you tell your friends you’d love to join in on certain plans, you really meant it.
However, the next day you wake up to realize that you really didn’t mean it. You’d rather sit at home all day twiddling your thumbs, to be honest.
Thankfully, since you tend to the be the life of the party, your friends will still invite you out again. Maybe next time you’ll actually respect them enough to show up.
Virgo – August 23 – September 22
Although you do have your fair share of good qualities, your bad ones are just as likely to make an appearance at times. You can be uptight and not willing to let things go, and have a great need for things to be absolutely perfect—even if others think they’re fine as-is.
You have a tendency to find faults in just about every situation, and you want to fix it. As in, fix it right now, even if others involved don’t agree.
Even during social gatherings, you’ll pick and prod on things that wouldn’t bother most. Instead of just enjoying yourself, you’re going to go on and on about the thing that’s annoying you, to the great annoyance of others.
Shea Lee
