The Pisces Girl is cute and adorable. She loves to have fun, loves beautiful things. She is a bright person, loves to be in the spotlight, but will never seek to outshine her man. Just a dream! How to subdue such a girl?
Instructions
Step 1
Do not overtighten the blanket. Do not try to be too strict with the Pisces girl, she will not appreciate it, and the more actively you command her, the more she will resist. Such a girl is very freedom-loving, appreciates the opportunity to have her own opinion, so you have to learn to listen to her. In the company, she is always in the spotlight, do not try to compete with her, but rather support the others.
Step 2
Try new things. A girl born under the sign of Pisces loves to live, as they say, to the fullest, enjoying every minute. It's great if you have some interesting hobby that you can attract and share with her. If not, learn, master new horizons. She will appreciate your impulses, whether it's cooking, photography, or skiing.
Step 3
Be creative. The Pisces girl loves art in all its forms. She enjoys visiting museums, listening to classical music and at the same time adoring modern cinema, painting her clothes with modern prints and taking modeling lessons in the evenings. If you are not inclined to self-creation, let her involve yourself in her hobbies, it will give her great pleasure.
Step 4
Appreciate freedom. Girls who were born under the sign of fish not only adore freedom, they also choose the same freedom-loving people as partners. This tendency can manifest itself in different ways. This girl will argue with you every time your opinions differ, fill all her free time with meetings and entertainment, get out into nature on weekends. She will not force you to do all the same, but if you want to be with her, learn to share her interests.
Step 5
Make her laugh. For such a girl, laughter is the best rest and a cure for all diseases. After a hard day at work, when she is tired, in a bad mood or not feeling well, make her laugh and she will remember it for a long time.
