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Why Libra men are best
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All Woman, Relationships
 on September 24, 2016

Why Libra men are best

BY PENDA HONEYGHAN 

MANY women will ask men who approach them the month and date of their births even before they are asked their names, even if the men have not even overtly expressed an interest in pursuing them. And while many find this practice to be superstitious and baseless, there are others who swear by their ability to judge the character of a man by his zodiac sign.

The practice, which has no clear structure or rules, has been used to classify whether men are good or mediocre in relationships, whether they will be good parents, good providers, or whether they’re just good for a short-term fling.

Which sign is best and which worst? Below, women share their opinions on the good, the bad and the ugly of each zodiac sign:

Kadian:

The best lover for me has to be the October man. Libra men are very nice, gentle, and they are very loving, no matter what. They are kind to others, not just their spouses. The worst men to date are June men. The Gemini and Cancer men are very spiteful and arrogant. If they love you, they will give you the world, but if they hate you or are mad at you, you can’t get anything from them. They’re also very ungrateful and they will never forget.

Patsy:

I would say Libra men, the October men especially, are good men. They are loving and kind, loyal, caring, family-oriented, helpful and honest. On the other hand, I would say that the worst men are Taurus. They don’t maintain their women and they prefer to take rather than give. They are self-righteous and think that the world revolves around them. They also fail to keep their word and don’t live up to their end up the bargain almost always.

Kim:

The best lovers are Leo — great in bed and true in love — but even they have flaws because they are jealous and dangerous. The worst ones I would say are Taurus men. They are liars and they are very sketchy and crafty.

Andrea:

For me, July (Cancer, Leo) men make very good long-term partners. They are supportive and loving and kind, very helpful too. The worst partners I would have to say are February (Aquarius, Pisces) men. They are very stingy, they don’t live up to their responsibilities, they don’t care for their women, and instead would want to turn around and become leeches to the very women they fail to help, even when they have their own resources.

Monique:

The best, of course, are August (Leo, Virgo) men; my spouse and father being very good examples of this. They are always there when you need them, willing to compromise, helpful, and loving. Just don’t aggravate them. December men (Sagittarius) are also very good men, but they are also womanisers and can be conniving. September men, those Virgo men, are the worst. They are very ignorant, they are mean, and by that I mean they like having things their own way.

Mikhaelia:

Aries and Geminis make the best lovers and long-term partners. Sagittarius and Taurus men are the worst. Sagittarius men like to think that a woman is too upright and rigid, and they love to assume. They don’t like to be corrected and they are very annoying. Taurus men take baby steps with everything; they can be very frustrating and move at a different pace than they commit to.

Nordia:

Personally, the best lovers are Scorpio and Leo, but the best ones to date are Sagittarius. The worst ones, however, are those born very early in March (Pisces). They are liars and cheaters and they are very abusive too.

Samantha:

The best soulmates are Leo men, and I find Capricorn men to be the most dangerous and hard to deal with. They are wicked and liars.

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