Pisces Paradox

I'm cheating & using a calculator from cafeastrology.

69% Your relationship is smooth, and everything is possible. You simply need to adjust to each other and you can easily do so. It only takes a minimum of warmth and mutual understanding for your couple to function steadily in spite of some rare disagreements. You must turn your marvellous relationship into a success love story because you have all the necessary keys and assets to this end. So, go for it!

You mean— would a Pisces get along with both Scorpios?

I believe I answered a question sort of similar to this recently? 

Regardless: A relationship between these two signs can be quite harmonious; it's of course possible! (I know many Pisces who prefer earth signs, actually.) You ask if I think he would be upset if you wished to be in a relationship with him... Honestly, I'm finding it difficult to say. I can't help but wonder if a Taurus would be hesitant about this, seeing as most prefer stability when it comes to relationships. I wonder if they'd be cautious about changing already-stable dynamics? However, it's also this cautious nature that leads me to believe a Taurus would prefer to be friends before lovers. 

I know some Aries who are quite clingy. (I'm a Pisces who loveloveloves Scorpios, and I often become disheartened that even if I do miraculously wind up with a Scorpio, their infamous sexdrive would be the end of it, because I consider myself demisexual. Yet, I've had Scorpios tell me they're asexual. Uh, moral— there's always exceptions.)

On commitment issues: Love can be very scary to Pisces. I mean, to hear a Pisces say that they're "in love with love" isn't all that uncommon. Pisces tend to regard love as something really important to them; so many people, I think, would initially go, "Oh! They'd be naturals at love." In my opinion, the more dear you regard something (in this case love), the more frightening it can seem. If a person really cares about love and relationships, I think it's likely that they might be apprehensive about it. They don't want to mess up something so potentially precious. Does that make sense? It's akin to the concept of, "I'm going to push this away before it pushes me away, even though I really don't want to."