What Will Cause Each Zodiac Sign To Shut Down And Stop Talking To You

What Will Cause Each Zodiac Sign To Shut Down And Stop Talking To You

Aries

Teasing them about their interests. Acting like their thoughts are silly.

Taurus

Talking over them in conversation. Never letting them get a word in.

Gemini

Looking at your phone in the middle of the conversation instead of making eye contact.

Cancer

Nodding and mhming without actively contributing to the conversation at all.

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Leo

Trying to one-up them whenever they talk about how happy (or miserable) they are.

Virgo

Fact-checking them and telling them they’re wrong to feel a certain way.

Libra

Turning every conversation back around to themselves and what they want to talk about.

Scorpio

Staring at their body instead of looking them in the eyes.

Sagittarius

Laughing at them when they’re trying to be serious and vulnerable with you.

Capricorn

Arguing with them about every word that comes out of their mouth.

Aquarius

Repeatedly interrupting you without letting you finish a thought.

Pisces

Making a rude comment about your grammar or appearance. Thought Catalog Logo Mark

January Nelson is a writer, editor, and dreamer. She writes about astrology, games, love, relationships, and entertainment. January graduated with an English and Literature degree from Columbia University.