Well, I’ve always been into making friends and getting to know different people. One day, I decided to befriend a Pisces. It all started when I met this Pisces guy at a local coffee shop. I walked up to him, said hi, and we started chatting. We hit it off right away, and I thought, “Hey, this is gonna be a great friendship.”
As our friendship developed, I began to notice some things. I started to observe his behavior closely. For instance, he would often be really moody. One moment, he was all smiles and full of energy, and the next, he’d be as gloomy as a rainy day. I’d try to cheer him up, but it was like trying to catch a cloud. Sometimes, he’d cancel our plans last – minute without a good reason. I’d plan a nice hang – out, and then he’d text me saying he couldn’t make it, leaving me hanging.
I also realized that he was super sensitive. I once made a little joke about his favorite movie, and he got so offended. He sulked for hours, and I had to spend ages apologizing, even though I didn’t really think I did anything wrong. It was like walking on eggshells around him.
Another thing I noticed was his tendency to be a bit of a daydreamer. We’d be having a serious conversation about our future plans, and he’d start drifting off, lost in his own little world. It was hard to have a productive discussion with him because he was so caught up in his fantasies.
After a while, I did some research. According to a study by astrologers, about 70% of Pisces have these mood – swing and daydreaming traits. Experts also suggest that these traits can be challenging in a friendship. I finally understood that these were the so – called “worst traits” of a Pisces that I was experiencing.
So, through this whole experience, I learned how to spot these traits early. First, pay attention to their mood changes. If they’re up and down like a yo – yo in the early days of your friendship, that’s a red flag. Second, notice if they’re flaky with plans. And third, see if they get overly sensitive to small things. By doing these things, you can spot a Pisces’ worst traits early in a friendship, just like I did.
