3 Most Affectionate Zodiac Signs, According to Astrologers
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Taurus is the most sensual zodiac sign, driven by their five senses. As an Earth sign, they are associated with the physical and visible aspects of reality. When in love, Taurus finds small ways to maintain physical contact with their partner. Even in friendships or family settings, they often feel the urge to greet others with hugs, sit closely together, and share compliments accompanied by gentle touches. Ruled by Venus, the planet of love, allure, and magnetism, it's no wonder that Taurus craves warm and cozy love.
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Cancer is a homebody and a creature of comfort. They enjoy snuggling up in bed or on the couch with their pets, partners, or close loved ones more than most. For this star sign, nothing beats skin-to-skin contact. They can easily become burned out by small talk and socializing, requiring extra downtime to recharge. Therefore, spending cozy time with someone special makes them feel loved, supported, and safe enough to retreat out of their hard exterior Crab shell and show their vulnerable, tender emotional side within.
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Pisces is associated with blending physical and non-physical realities and is connected to higher spiritual truths. This star sign embodies affectionate wonder, viewing life through a rose-colored lens. Pisces individuals crave intimacy with their partners, seeking to merge their souls through physical touch. Simple acts of affection allow them to transcend the boundaries that hinder connection, making them feel closer, safe, and secure in their relationships.
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