Pisces, as a mutable sign, can feel its internal contradictions pretty strongly. After all, its symbol is the two fish which swim in divergent paths but remain tied together at the tail. Pisces likes to make room for all kinds of behaviors, anticipate everything that a person is capable of, and tolerate every side of a double faced and three dimensional figure.

Yes, Pisces will make room for your full compassion. They can also accept and tolerate cruelty, sometimes understanding it too clearly.

A Pisces's relational style, one whose empathy is turned up to 100% at all times, can make that Pisces feel confused about what it is that they want. Because, when a Pisces is unsure, they tend to heighten empathy even more. They intensify it, playing with it to the extreme. Sometimes, Pisces will wonder if they are willing to surrender to just about anything that feels good (at least at first).

Then—Pisces meets Taurus. Good, reliable, steady Taurus. Taurus who has a clear appetite and who is sure of their taste.

Sure, Taurus has their own complications. They are an eccentric people. However, there is one thing that a Taurus is exceedingly clear about: they are able to recognize what they want when you put it in front of them.

What a Taurus wants is pretty clear. Taurus mostly tries to seek out the good. They want good food as in food that tastes good and heals the body. They want good people as in people who treat others well and sincerely. They want good sex as in sex that makes everyone involved feel comfortable enough to act like themselves. That's what a Taurus wants and, even if you might try to call it simple, most Tauruses will tell you that good is actually quite rare.

Taurus asks Pisces, "Why do you need to overthink this? If it feels good, then it feels good. Let's have some fun together." That simple recognition of pleasure can make a Pisces come undone.

When a Pisces meets a Taurus, they suddenly realize that their wavering temptations, their multiple questions about when to choose someone else and when to choose themselves, are not nearly as paradoxical or confounding as Pisces assumed they were. Taurus looks at what Pisces wants and how Pisces acts and says, "You mostly just want someone to be kind to you, right?"

And Taurus sees Pisces as a good person—they see the intrinsic goodness within Pisces hides behind changing emotions, flaring tempers, and risky evasions.

Yes, Taurus is reliable to Pisces but not just materially. Taurus is emotionally consistent. They want what they want and they know what they want. The sureness that Taurus feels can calm all of that water sign messiness.

Now, I'm not saying that Taurus is simple because Taurus is not. Taurus is one of the more complicated signs because a Taurus has depth. However, a Taurus is not going to give you all of their depth right away. They make you wait for it because they know that understanding is something that happens when you stay with a person over time.

Pisces is a very devoted personality. Sure, it's mutable but a Pisces will try to mutate themselves by giving you their all. That's how they do it. When a Taurus demands time, a Pisces gives it. They stick around because that's what Taurus asks for. Slowly, Taurus takes Pisces in and, before they know it, all of their habits and routines circulate around the stubborn ox.

And, I will say—there's another reason why Taurus is so drawn to Pisces.

When Taurus meets people, Taurus looks for what is beautiful first. They find it in your face or body, your mind, in your smile and actions. A Taurus, when looking at you, looks for what they want first. Yes, that's why Taurus can be such a horn dog. They see your body and they like it. When faced with Venus's exaltation, they can't look away

You have to keep in mind that Pisces is Venus's exaltation and, usually, there is something incredibly beautiful about most Pisces. They might not dress up or go out of their way to look hot but there's going to be something about their down turned eyes or the way their earlobe looks against an elegant neck that draws your eye over. There's just something about the way that a Pisces sees through you without making a big deal out of it that titillates most people. No matter how a Pisces is shaped or what their hair looks like today, Pisces is going to have something going on that gives them an interesting and attractive aura.

Pisces are a beautiful people. There is something contradictory about them, something that has you looking twice.

So, I will say that this is one of the rare pairings (Venus's home sextiled to Venus's esteem) where sensual, carnal attraction takes precedent. Taurus thinks that Pisces is very pretty. Pisces is attracted to Taurus too—usually something about voice or the eyes.

That said, not all Taurus and Pisces relationships are sexual or romantic but, even when they are not, I think that there's something about the two signs being physically drawn towards each other that is alive in the dynamic. They're friends who like to hug or slap each other on the back. They're siblings who like to wrestle or cousins who like to hold hands when crossing the street.

Often, Taurus and Pisces like to look at each other. Even when they have decided resolutely that they are just friends, I do think that they develop crushes on each other every now and then.

That physical attraction, that desire to look at each other, never quite goes away for Taurus and Pisces. Taurus mostly likes to look at the same person over and over again because they remember the history of you being you. Pisces does too but they will see all of the changes that you have made over the years, all of the people who you used to be and aren't anymore. They stay looking at each other, perhaps a reason why Taurus and Pisces relationships tend to last so long.