Aries' Romantic Compatibility With Other Star Signs

 

Which star sign is Aries most compatible with romantically? Aries is a red-blooded, passion-hungry lover, who simply, positively ADORES the thrill of the chase and the early days of romantic challenge and conquest (so playing hard-to-get is a winning tactic here, even years down the line). Aries is a ‘go hard or go home’ character, all in, everything done 100%... and they expect it in return. So, A.V.O.I.D. if you’re just freewheeling along, and not keen on having a life partner stapled to your side (who also, interestingly, demands THEIR own freedom).

 

Aries people need to feel like your number one priority. It’s not an insecurity jealousy thing, it’s their demanding and competitive default nature. They’re an alpha. If that sounds like your thang, then dive in, because they’re great fun, very warm and kind, supportive and loyal to a fault.

 

Aries compatibility with other star signs

Other Aries - let the games commence as these two love, and fight, HARD

Leo and Sagittarius - because sometimes you gotta fight fire with fire, and the Fire element crew are all able to handle each other

Libra - Aries, which is ruled by Mars, and Libra, ruled by Venus, make beautiful music as opposites attract

 

How to know when an Aries is into you

You’ll know they’re into you because it will be obvs, like I! REALLY! FANCY! YOU! in neon lettering written on the giant elephant in the room (AKA their lust for you).

A megatron of love energy is beaming down on you, lights flashing and horn (*ahem*) honking, all driven by a grinning, intent Aries suitor.

 

How to win an Aries' heart

Aries bods have very sensitive faces, so feathery kisses and light caresses of their cheeks, forehead, neck and scalp will have this (usually bossy and domineering) character rolling on its back and showing you its tummy (figuratively).

The colour red catches their eye and makes them feel very Aries-y, gets the blood pumping, makes the date night red hot.

Lively discussion of topical events or philosophy, because they’re curious about your opinions and ideas, and interested in the world at large. They enjoy a good debate.

Don’t roll over. They don’t ‘do’ timid, it bores them.

Take them to a sports event (literally any kind of competition, even a hotdog-eating contest will suffice if you’re struggling). The thrill of rivalry and competing gets them going.

Ask for advice. They love to be invited to help, seriously LOVE it. And they’re pretty good at it, too.