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Date:October 23 - November 21
Sign: The Scorpion
Planet: Pluto
Element: Water
Gemstone: Topaz
Flower: Chrysanthemum
Colors: Dark Blue
Weekday: Tuesday
Numbers: 3, 5
Scorpio Weekly Love Horoscope
Watch what you say this weekend because your words will be taken seriously. Being realistic, grounded and reasonable might not sound sexy but could be the key to your personal life. Just keep things simple and real and you can gain the trust that makes someone willing to open up and show you his or her heart.
About Scorpio
Scorpio are easily adaptable, determined, and instinctive. They are philosophical, powerful, and very intense. Scorpios tend to always get what they want.
They also tend to be fiery, with a sting in their tail, which leads to an exciting and passionate relationship. Relationships with Scorpio's won't be without problems though as they can be jealous, secretive, and compulsive. They are extremely loyal and emotional though, always wanting to prove their love to their family and friends.
Scorpio Strength: Passionate
Scorpio Weakness: Isolated
Scorpio Love Horoscope Compatibility
When it comes to relationships, Scorpio are most compatible with Taurus & Pisces, a complimentary earth sign and a water sign. The complimentary relationship between earth and water brings about an understanding and easiness in a romantic relationship. Both compliment each other well and would create a deep companionship. Read more about Scorpio matches or find out your scorpio love horoscope combatibility with other zodiac signs. Love horoscope compatibilities show how compatible you are with your current partner or what future partners you may be most compatible with.
Famous Scorpio Birthdays
Oct 25: Pablo Picasso (1881)
Oct 28: Bill Gates (1955)
Oct 28: Julia Roberts (1967)
Oct 28: Joaquin Phoenix (1974)
Oct 29: Winona Ryder (1971)
Nov 4: Matthew McConaughey (1968)
Nov 9: Nick Lachey (1973)
Nov 10: Brittany Murphy (1977)
Nov 11: Demi Moore (1962)
Nov 11: Leonardo DiCaprio (1974)
Nov 12: Neil Young (1945)
Nov 12: David Schwimmer (1966)
Nov 17: Martin Scorsese (1942)
Nov 17: Rachel McAdams (1976)
Nov 18: Owen Wilson (1968) |
