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So, I decided to dive deep into this whole “Pisces man in sex” thing. I mean, I’ve dated a few Pisces guys, so I figured, why not get all scientific about it? I wasn’t going to rely on some random website, I had to experience this firsthand.
First, I reviewed my past experiences. I’ve got this journal – yeah, yeah, laugh it up – where I jot down, like, EVERYTHING. Not just the good stuff, but also the “meh” and the “WTF was that?” moments. I flipped through the pages, focusing on the entries about the Pisces dudes. I noticed a pattern, a kind of dreamy, go-with-the-flow vibe. But it was all over the place. Some were super passionate, others were…well, let’s just say they seemed more interested in cuddling than anything else.
My Experiment
Then came the fun part – actual field research! I reconnected with a Pisces ex. We’d ended things amicably, so it wasn’t too awkward. I straight-up told him I was doing a “study” (he rolled his eyes, but he was game).
- I paid attention to the details.
- I focused on the mood, the setting.
- I listened.
- I took notes.
We tried different things. Different locations, different times of day, I even played different kinds of music. It was like a freaking science experiment, only with more…feelings. I recorded.
What I found was… well, it’s complicated. It wasn’t just about the physical act. It was about connection, about feeling safe and understood. He responded way better when I was emotionally present, when I was genuinely interested in him, not just the, you know, mechanics of it all. We talked more, before, during, and after. We’d been communicating poorly in our previous relationships.
My big takeaway? It’s not about being a “Pisces man” or any other sign. It’s about being human. It’s about vulnerability, about being open to whatever happens. Every guy is different. Every Pisces guy is different. You’ve gotta ditch the stereotypes and actually pay attention to the person in front of you.
That’s the real secret, and it took a deep dive, some awkward conversations, and a whole lot of journaling to figure it out.
