How Do Pisces Act When They're Hurt
How Do Pisces Act When Hurt? Ruled by the Planet Neptune, Pisces Zodiac Signs Are Some of the Most Creative, Compassionate People in the Entire World. as Most...
How do Pisces act when hurt? Ruled by the planet Neptune, Pisces zodiac signs are some of the most creative, compassionate people in the entire world.
As most of you may know (or not), Pisceans are highly sensitive and they tend to battle within themselves if they want to express their emotions or not.
When a Pisces gets hurt they act as if they feel nothing at all.
A hurt Pisces will run away from their problems. This zodiac sign will hide from reality to protect their heart.
Drew Barrymore is a Pisces zodiac sign who has shared her life's struggles openly on social media.
When Barrymore got her feelings hurt by trolls, she took to Instagram and shared that her solution was to cut her hair into a bob.
Erykah Badu, Albert Einstein, and Jon Bon Jovi, are all Pisceans who handled being hurt in different ways.
When Erykah Badu got upset, she channelled it into her music and applied her energy constructively.
Einstein invented. Bon Jovi wrote music, these Pisces demonstrate when this water sign gets hurt, they act in ways that involve creativity.
Pisces zodiac signs are intuitive and can get a good read on anyone they meet based on first impressions.
Pisces get hurt easily because they are one of the few zodiac signs who can be considered close to being psychic.
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Why do Pisces act creatively when they get hurt?
Those born through February 19-March 20 are one of the three water signs. Their ruling planet is Neptune, which is coincidentally the planet of inspiration, illusion, and dreams.
Pisces have a high standard for intelligence among all things they look for in friendships and relationships.
They love digging deep into conspiracies and everything life has to offer, their admiration for the human mind is profound.
Sometimes it seems as though they have two separate personalities because they do not know how to differentiate their inner and outer self— hence their "yin and yang" symbol.
Sarah Jenkins is a veteran tech journalist with over 12 years of experience covering artificial intelligence, mobile innovations, and digital ethics. Her insights have appeared in leading technology publications worldwide.
