Alright so last weekend I got curious about Virgo and Taurus love percentages after seeing some TikTok vids. Figured I’d dig into this properly since people kept asking.
First thing I did? Googled that exact title “Virgo and Taurus love compatibility percentage”. Grabbed a coffee and started scrolling through like 20 different astrology sites. Got super annoyed fast – everyone says different numbers! Some claimed 95%, others said 70%, one even went down to 65%. How the heck am I supposed to trust any ranking when they can’t even agree? Total mess.
How I tried making sense of this nonsense:
- Made a stupid spreadsheet listing all claimed percentages
- Checked where they got their data (spoiler: they didn’t say squat)
- Tried cross-referencing with big astrology books I own
Honestly? Found zero scientific backup anywhere. Nobody explains their math or sources. One site actually admitted they “felt” the percentage was high because Virgo and Taurus are both earth signs. Seriously?!
What I did notice consistently:
Everyone kept rambling about the same vague traits:
- “Both practicalyyy” (duh, earth signs)
- “Loyal AF” (ok true)
- “Hates drama” (my Virgo ex disagrees lol)
Realized the percentage crap doesn’t mean zip. Started ignoring numbers completely and focused on actual observable patterns from people I know. Watched my Taurus cousin date a Virgo for 3 years. Here’s the real tea:
Their vibe worked because:
- Both folded laundry obsessively (no joke)
- Hated surprise parties equally
- Fought about dishwasher loading weekly
Broke up because Virgo micromanaged Taurus’s vinyl collection. No % could’ve predicted that mess.
My final takeaway:
Spent hours chasing numbers and got no solid answers. These compatibility rankings are mostly clickbait – they promise facts but deliver vibes. Still, if someone held a gun to my head? I’d say a practical match usually happens when both stop overthinking chores and let the other binge Netflix silently. Give ’em solid 8/10 chill vibes, minus points for passive-aggressive sticky notes. Would I trust percentages? Hell no.
