Alright, so I’ve been seeing this question pop up a lot: “Does Aquarius and Aquarius get along?” I figured, why not dive in and see for myself? I mean, I’m an Aquarius, and I know a few other Aquarians, so it seemed like a fun little experiment.
The Setup
First, I gathered my Aquarius crew. This wasn’t hard; we Aquarians tend to flock together sometimes. I made a group chat, and we decided to hang out a few times over the next couple of weeks, just to see how things went, I wanted it to be natural, not forced.
The Hangouts
- First Meetup: We went to this quirky little coffee shop downtown. The conversation flowed so easily. We bounced from talking about some weird conspiracy theory to our favorite sci-fi shows to some deep, philosophical stuff. Honestly, it felt like I was talking to myself, but in a good way.
- Second Meetup: We decided on a game night. Things got a little competitive, but mostly it was just a lot of laughs. We ended up inventing our own rules to one of the games, which, you know, is very Aquarius.
- Third Meetup: We volunteered at a local animal shelter. This was interesting. We all shared this strong sense of wanting to help, to do something good. It was a bonding experience, for sure.
My Observations
Okay, so after all this, here’s what I noticed. We Aquarians get each other. Like, on a deep level. We don’t have to explain our quirks or our sometimes-eccentric ideas. Because this is how, We all had that moment of, “Oh yeah, I totally do that too!”
We also value our independence, even within the group. There were times when one of us would just wander off and do their own thing, and nobody got offended. It was just understood. Also, the not explaining of one self is so real, especially when we think other people won’t get it. So, Aquarians, we don’t even bother with other signs.
The Verdict
So, do Aquarius and Aquarius get along? From my little experiment, I’d say absolutely, YES. It’s like finding your tribe, people who just get you. We’re all a little weird, a little independent, and a little rebellious, but that’s what makes it work. We celebrate those differences instead of judging them.
It’s not always perfect, of course. We can be stubborn, and sometimes we all want to be the “leader,” But overall, the connection is strong, and the friendships are real. We understand each other at the deep level.
