Two kinds of curious
It’s easy to overlook how much these two have in common. Both are mutable signs, adaptable and restless, and both love to learn. Virgo wants to know exactly how a thing works. Sagittarius wants to know what it all means. A dinner together can run from a podcast about fungi to the meaning of religion, and neither gets bored.
The square between them comes from what they do with what they find. Virgo narrows down. Sagittarius opens out. That’s why each one can seem, by turns, brilliant and impossible.
The packing argument
It’s nearly always about detail versus faith. Sagittarius says it’ll work out, and it usually does, which is deeply annoying. Virgo arrives with a backup plan, and Sagittarius calls this anxious, which stings because it’s partly true. Then there’s the matter of promises. Sagittarius makes them in a warm, sincere burst and forgets them. Virgo remembers each one, with dates.
Sagittarius can feel constantly marked out of ten, and Virgo can feel like the unpaid staff of someone else’s adventure.
Splitting the trip
Give each person a domain. Sagittarius picks where you’re going, Virgo sorts how you’ll get there, and neither reviews the other’s work without being asked. Sagittarius should try to treat Virgo’s care as what it is, and thank them for the insurance they’ll probably never use. Virgo can schedule one day with no plan at all, and see what shows up.
Square Suns sound like more of a problem than they tend to be. Whether this feels stimulating or wearing has a lot to do with the Moons and with Mars, and with whether Sun square Mars or something gentler is the contact you actually have.