Zodiac Signs, Blood Types, and Men's Attitudes Toward Marriage

As times change, the average age at which both men and women marry keeps rising; for men in particular, marrying at 30 is no longer considered late. Bucking that trend, men of masculine zodiac signs (such as Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, and Aquarius) tend to marry earlier, while men of feminine zodiac signs (such as Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Capricorn, and Pisces) often marry later. This may be because masculine signs are associated with the decisive elements of fire and air, while feminine signs are linked to the steadier elements of earth and water.

Among the masculine signs, an Aries man with type B blood is known for falling in love at first sight and rushing into marriage without considering long-term stability. Whatever the circumstances, if he likes someone, he’ll marry her. However, his passionate nature can cool just as quickly, making long-lasting marriages uncertain.

A Leo man with type AB blood craves a dramatic, heroic wedding, often dreaming of a marriage that defies convention—or even a sensational elopement. Once he finds someone special, he immediately starts crafting a romantic story meant to capture everyone’s attention.

Capricorn is the archetype of late marriage, particularly those with type A blood, who are so cautious it’s as if they’re afraid to step onto a fragile bridge. As a result, they tend to delay marriage until much later in life, and many end up in arranged marriages. Women who marry such men are often fortunate, as they tend to become strong, traditionally masculine husbands.

Sagittarius and Aquarius men with type AB blood often disregard marriage and family. Over 90% of them are unwilling to be tied down by family commitments, preferring cohabitation over marriage.

Gemini men with type B blood are also often too busy with their careers to focus on marriage, leading many to remain single for life.