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Brooke Cagle

The 4 Zodiac Signs That Can’t Help But Chase Emotionally Unavailable Partners

As the stars twinkle in the night sky, the zodiac signs are drawn to love like moths to a flame. But for some, the object of their affection is always out of reach, emotionally unavailable and impossible to pin down. Here are the four zodiac signs that can’t help but chase emotionally unavailable partners.

Cancer (June 21 – July 22)

Cancer is the most emotional sign of the zodiac, and they wear their heart on their sleeve. They crave intimacy and connection, but they also have a tendency to fall for partners who are aloof or unresponsive. Cancer’s need for emotional security can make them vulnerable to partners who are unable to give them the love and support they crave.

Pisces (February 19 – March 20)

Pisces is a dreamer, a romantic, and a lover of all things magical. They seek out partners who are mysterious and enigmatic, but sometimes these partners turn out to be emotionally distant or unavailable. Pisces’ compassionate and empathetic nature can make them stick around in these relationships longer than they should, hoping to unlock the emotional secrets of their partner.

Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21)

Sagittarius is the adventurer of the zodiac, always seeking new experiences and new partners. However, their desire for excitement can sometimes lead them to chase partners who are emotionally unavailable or commitment-phobic. Sagittarius’ free-spirited nature can clash with partners who want more stability and emotional closeness.

Aquarius (January 20 – February 18)

Aquarius is the rebel of the zodiac, always questioning the status quo and seeking out unconventional partners. However, their independence and detachment can sometimes lead them to partners who are emotionally unavailable or unwilling to commit. Aquarius’ need for intellectual stimulation can sometimes overshadow their need for emotional connection, leading them to pursue partners who can’t give them what they truly need.