Alright, so I kept seeing folks asking online if an Aries and a Virgo are a good match. Like, everywhere. Posts, videos, comments… the works. Honestly, it got me curious enough to dive in myself. I figured, why not actually test this out and share my mess? Didn’t want just vague answers.
Phase One: The Brain Dump
First thing I did? Grabbed my notebook – the messy one with coffee stains. I wrote down everything I knew about Aries folks: loud, impulsive, fire starters, gotta be first. Then flipped the page and did Virgo: chill planners, detail freaks, practical as hell. Immediately, my brain went “Wow, that feels… clashy.” Like, how do you even? Aries leaps, Virgo calculates. Big-time head-scratcher.
Phase Two: Drowning in Opinions
Next up, research rabbit hole. I hit:

- Astro blogs saying it’s a nightmare.
- Other blogs calling it “challenging but rewarding” (whatever that means).
- Random forums with people yelling at each other about their exes.
Kept seeing numbers too. Some dude said “50%”. Another swore it was 10%. Total garbage confusion. Nobody agreed on anything. Annoying as hell.
Phase Three: Getting My Hands Dirty
Time to get concrete. Needed to see this live. So, I hit up contacts:
- My cousin Sarah (raging Aries) and actually called her. Asked about her disaster with Mark the Virgo. Got a detailed breakdown – socks on the floor, impromptu trips cancelled… epic.
- Messaged an old college buddy, Dave (super Virgo). Asked him about dating that super energetic Aries gal last year. He sent back a freaking essay. Highlight: “She drove me up the wall scheduling date nights at the last minute.”
Took notes like mad.
Phase Four: The Number Crunching Farce
Everyone wants a damn percentage, right? Fine. I made a list:
- Common interests? (Maybe 20%?)
- Fighting styles? (Aries yells, Virgo withdraws – disaster)
- Long-term potential? (If Virgo survives Aries’ chaos? Might work?)
Started making spreadsheets. It was stupid. Felt like homework I hated. Kept staring at numbers that meant nothing. Tried giving points for communication, compromise, blah blah. It felt so fake. Best I could slap together was maybe… 35%? On a good day? Pathetic.
Phase Five: The Actual Point (I Think)
Sitting back after all that, cold coffee in hand. Told myself: “Fuck the percentages.” My ‘research’ proved exactly dick. People aren’t star signs. Sarah got dumped by Mark because he was a clean freak snob, not just Virgo. Dave’s Aries girl was wild, yeah, but also super generous. Real life is messy.
The whole experiment? Taught me one thing. Asking “What percent is my love match?” is a total waste of time. It’s lazy. Makes you feel like you got answers without doing any real work. Better off figuring out if you like how this specific person laughs, or if their annoying habits drive you nuts. Signs are fun chit-chat, nothing more. Stop treating astrology like a crystal ball. Go figure things out the hard way. Like I just did.
