What is a Scorpio like when he complains?
He’s noisily scornful, meowing loudly at the object of his derision; alternatively, a Scorpio may simply turn his back and ignore you, refusing to lower himself by complaining. His disdain can be mighty chilly. Scorpios are naturally dignified, although the less-evolved ones can also be grouchy or over protective. Scorpios are usually clever enough to hide these rare, needy feelings behind some kind of heroics. A less-well-cared-for Scorpio can be obnoxious, however, if it feels abandoned or irritated for some reason. It can swipe at its companions, growl with a nasty tone, or even bite. Nobody wonders whether a Scorpio is in a bad mood, because it always shows. “Iquis doesn’t hiss, he growls,” Kat says, “when he is protecting me from strangers, but he never bites.” Kat doesn’t consider Iquis possessive, but that could be because her heart belongs to him, and he knows it! “So far, he’s liked all my friends, so he isn’t overbearing. But if I were to take up with somebody Iquis sensed wa
