Astrology may determine your outlook. The latter are usually emotional and strict zodiac signs.Even minor annoyances might make pessimists angry or depressed. From obstinate to melancholy, here are the most negative zodiac signs.
Charlotte Kirsten, writer of the astrological blog Typically Topical, says self-starters seldom seek for help, even if they need it. This "comes across as ultra-competitive."
If a scenario pulls them out of their comfort zone, their stubbornness makes them see only the negative.
Pisces may be the zodiac's gentle romantic, but their inclination to have their head in the clouds, although adorable, can cause them to exaggerate things.
"As an emotional water sign, they tend to feel things deeply and may struggle with boundaries," says Mysticsense astrologer Rachel Clare.
"Virgos crave order, structure, and hierarchy, and though change can improve such systems, they're acutely aware of all the possible negative consequences and side effects—usually before they've even taken place," says Kirsten.
Clare believes perfectionists are loyal and diligent but "can also make them nitpicky and overly critical of themselves and others."
Cancer is recognized as the most emotional sign. Clare calls them "highly empathic and nurturing." As a water sign controlled by the Moon, they're also prone to "moodiness, emotional reactivity, and insecurity," she says.
"Cancers can't stop themselves from 'feeling all the feels,'" says Kirsten, so they allow their emotions and fears shape their viewpoint.
Saturn rules Capricorn, the zodiac's hard worker. "But they may also be seen as pessimistic, rigid, and unemotional," explains Clare.
"Capricorns are generally restrained individuals who do not exhibit their emotions," explains Andreeva. They may criticize and isolate others.
Scorpio is the most negative sign. Water signs like Cancer and Pisces are emotive. Like Capricorn, they hide their feelings.
When offended, their emotions worsen. "Scorpios are also very likely to hold grudges or become vindictive," Clare explains.