Okay, so I’ve been dating around, right? And I noticed I kept running into this… thing with Virgo men. They seemed to have a type, and I wanted to figure it out. So, this whole experiment started kinda by accident, but then I got really into it.
The Initial Observation
First, I just started paying more attention. Like, really noticing the women these Virgo guys were going for. Not in a creepy way, just… observing. I’d see them on dates, look at their exes’ pictures (yeah, yeah, I know), and just generally try to find a pattern.
Digging Deeper
Then I started, you know, researching. I looked at celebrity Virgos, read some online forums (some of them were wild), and even tried to subtly ask some Virgo friends about their preferences. I got a bunch of mixed answers, so I created charts.
The Experiment Begins
So, the plan was basically to test different looks and see if I got any more attention from Virgo men. Correlate the data from observation, research, and then finally, the experiment.
- Phase 1: Natural Look. I kept my hair and makeup pretty low-key. Think “girl next door” vibes. Jeans, t-shirts, that kind of thing.
- Phase 2: A Bit More Polished. I started wearing dresses more often, put a little more effort into my hair, and maybe added a touch of lipstick. Still natural, but elevated.
- Phase 3: Full Glam. Okay, this was a bit out of my comfort zone, but I went for it. More makeup, tighter clothes, the works.
- Phase 4: Activewear. To switch it up I wanted to see what a more down-to-earth activewear look would do.
And the interaction from each Virgo male subject was notated, and used to add to a master chart.
Keeping Track
I kept a little notebook (okay, it was a Google Doc) where I jotted down everything. Dates, outfits, reactions… It was all very scientific, in a totally unscientific way.
The Results (Finally!)
After a few weeks (maybe months, I lost track), I started seeing a pattern. It wasn’t about one specific body type, which was kind of surprising. It was more about… presentation.
The Virgo men I interacted with seemed to appreciate a woman who looked put-together. It didn’t matter if she was curvy, slim, tall, short – as long as she looked like she cared about her appearance. Clean clothes, neat hair, that kind of thing. Phase 2 and Phase 4 is where I saw the most traction. It wasn’t about being super skinny or having huge muscles; it was about looking healthy and taking care of yourself.
The “glam” look (Phase 3) actually seemed to turn them off a bit. Like it was too much effort, or maybe even a bit fake. They seemed to prefer the more natural, but still polished, vibe.
So, yeah, that’s my totally unscientific, slightly obsessive experiment. My takeaway? Virgo men seem to like a woman who looks like she takes care of herself, whatever her body type. It’s more about the overall impression than fitting into some specific mold.
