If narcissistic perverts tend to piss us off and play with our emotions, passive-aggressives also tend to drive us out of our hinges… And for good reason, as a reminder, “a behavior can be qualified as ‘ passive-aggressive’ (PA) when, through silence, displayed indifference and estrangement, the need to be in a relationship and the partner’s expectations for dialogue are ostensibly ignored”, explains psychologist Isabelle Levert to Express. . In short, when your spouse assures you that “everything is fine” and then sulks all day… An attitude that obviously reflects repressed anger because of a fear of confrontation or verbalization. A character trait specific to a particular astrological sign: Pisces. Explanations.
Pisces (February 19 – March 20)
It is not this Water sign that one thinks of first when one evokes such an unpleasant character trait. And for good reason, this very sensitive native is known to be a sincere person who is not afraid to express his feelings… Only here, if this native has no problem expressing his love or his attachment, when he When it comes to “negative” feelings, this zodiac sign takes to their heels and prefers to hide in the sand.
The reason ? This calm and sometimes reserved zodiac sign hates arguments. Thus, he prefers not to communicate about what is causing him a problem and simply wait for it to pass… Even if it means appearing strange, even distant during the time it takes him to stop brooding in his corner.
If this astrological sign is indisposed to communicate when it disagrees, it is also because this very sensitive native fears confrontation… And in particular when he is in a relationship with a Fire sign (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) or even a Scorpio… And for good reason, these fiery and passionate natives are not known to know how to control their anger when they lose their temper. For fear that his interlocutor will not respect his speaking time, or quite simply because he knows that he is not the best at arguing in a conflict situation, the Pisces therefore prefers to wall up unsaid…
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