These two both have flaming passions, and a sense that life is an adventure to be celebrated. Dating involves play and possibly travel, with Sagittarius drawing Leo outdoors and soon both are glowing with fresh fire in the cheeks. Falling in love makes them feel even more alive. The athletic Sadge stirs the lion out of laziness, and into the game of pleasure.
Lion's Roar of JealousyTrouble begins if Leo suspect that the Archer is an equal opportunity lover. Leo's jealousy is a bad fit with the Sagittarian's pursuit of varied experience in romance. Their fires burn differently -- Leo is ignited by concentrated attention, and Sadge's sparks cover a lot of ground, in an ever-widening fire zone.
In a relationship, both are social, but Sadge travels further afield. Sadge needs to keep moving, and feel free to follow life's lead. If Leo feels lonely and unappreciated by the busy Archer, trouble ensues. Sadge's need for freedom conflicts with the Leo's desire to be swept up in an epic romance. Sadge can be a loving partner, but can't be totally devoted in the way Leo wants. A player Sadge with the prideful Leo is a recipe for disaster. It works when a commitment is in place that both value, and the bond is kept fresh through shared experiences. When Leo trusts that Sadge will return, the bond deepens through the many comings and goings. Kids, holidays, animals, friends, parties -- the Leo-Sadge household is vibrantly colorful. As long as they keep laughing, and work through their differences, this pair has a good run.
Famous Couples: George IV (Sagittarius) and Queen Mother (Leo); Don Johnson (Sagittarius) and Melanie Griffith (Leo); Don Cheadle (Sagittarius) and Bridgid Coulter (Leo); Christine Taylor (Leo) and Ben Stiller (Sagittarius); Martin Scorcese (Sagittarius) and Illeana Douglas (Sagittarius)