Okay, so I was curious about how Aquarius folks act when they’re feeling jealous. I mean, they’re known for being all independent and aloof, right? So, I decided to do a little digging and, uh, observe some Aquarians in my life. It wasn’t exactly scientific, but hey, it was interesting!
First, I spent some time online, looking for articles and forum discussions about Aquarius and jealousy. I found some general descriptions, like “they get distant” or “they act like they don’t care,” but nothing super concrete. Honestly, it felt a little vague.
My “Field Research” (aka Stalking My Friends)
Next, I decided to, let’s say, “casually observe” a couple of my Aquarius friends. I have this one friend, let’s call her Sarah, who’s dating a guy who can be a bit flirty. I noticed that whenever he’d talk to other girls, Sarah would suddenly become super quiet. Like, she’d go from being the life of the party to barely saying a word.
Then there’s my other friend, Mark. He’s usually pretty chill, but I remembered this one time when we were at a bar, and this other guy started chatting up the girl Mark was interested in. Mark didn’t yell or anything, but he did start making these sarcastic little comments. He became kind of passive-aggressive, which is so not his usual style.
Putting It All Together
Based off my own little social experiment, I came to the conclusion that some aquarians might just be good actors, and some might just express it differently.
- The Silent Treatment: Some Aquarians might just go completely quiet. They won’t confront the person they’re jealous of, but they’ll definitely withdraw.
- Passive-Aggression: Others might resort to subtle jabs and sarcastic remarks. It’s like, they’re annoyed, but they don’t want to make a big scene.
- Acting Aloof: I think this is the classic Aquarius move. They might pretend they’re totally unfazed, even if they’re secretly fuming inside.
In general, this social experiment made me really see that people are different. Everyone expresses themselves in a different way, and it’s tough to know if they’re actually jealous, or acting that way because of a different reason.
