Quick summary
A bright but exhausting union, resembling the performance of two actors, each demanding the lead role.
Points of attraction
The Dragon dazzles you with brilliance, success, and energy, while you appeal to him with your sophistication and ability to genuinely admire.
Differences
However, the Dragon is too caught up in himself and saving the world to notice your subtle emotional turmoil.
Possible conflicts
You seek support, affection, and attention to your problems, while the Dragon brushes you off, saying, 'That’s trivial; look at the big picture.' This wounds your pride, and you start seeking comfort elsewhere or staging dramatic jealousy scenes.
Emotional dynamics
In bed, everything is theatrical and passionate, the Dragon loves effects, but at times you crave simple human warmth beneath all this fireworks.
Communication
In work, the Dragon sells and presents excellently, while you create the product, but the risk is high: the Dragon might take a loan for a crazy idea while you spend operating funds on fancy furniture.
Everyday interaction
For this to work, you need to stop expecting the Dragon to play the babysitter, while he needs to occasionally step down from his pedestal and ask how you are.
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