Moon day: Moon day 12 + Moon day 23

It's a paradox: a predator and its beloved prey, which somehow decided it can tame this predator. The Twelfth is captivated by the power, aggression, and uncompromising nature of the Twenty-Third. The latter, in turn, sees in his partner a convenient safety cushion to fall into after battles with the outside world. But don’t relax: a crocodile doesn’t become a vegetarian. You will be tossed around. The Twenty-Third is used to getting his way through pressure and domination, while the Twelfth reacts to stress by retreating inward and passive aggression. A scene from life: the partner throws a tantrum over something trivial, and the Twelfth silently suffers, provoking the aggressor to an even greater desire to 'squeeze' and elicit a reaction. It's a vicious cycle of provocations and grievances. The chemistry here is insane, based on contrast. Sex can resemble a struggle, where tenderness is mingled with roughness. The Twelfth secretly enjoys this power, as long as it doesn’t cross the line. But the risk of emotional burnout is high. Joint business is a bad idea unless the Twenty-Third makes all the decisions while the Twelfth sits in a distant office handling décor. Otherwise, the 'predator' will simply consume the partner for the first mistake in the report. The advice: introduce a stop word not only in bed but also in domestic disputes. The Twelfth should have the right to veto when the pressure becomes unbearable, and the Twenty-Third must respect that, or everything will collapse.