Quick summary
The most psychologically complex couple on this list.
Points of attraction
The partner works like a living mirror: they are not just a person; they reflect your current state, often in a grotesque way.
Differences
If you are irritated, the partner becomes unbearable.
Possible conflicts
If you are confident, they follow your lead.
Emotional dynamics
You fall in love with them because you see your best traits in them, but over time you start to hate them for highlighting your fears and shortcomings.
Communication
Conflicts here always feel strange: you shout at your partner but are essentially arguing with yourself.
Everyday interaction
They passively mimic, and you are irritated by their lack of a clear, 'masculine' position (regardless of gender).
Long-term dynamics
In sex, there are many nuances and unspoken thoughts; you'll have to lead and guess since the partner will only respond to your initiative but won't offer their own.
Practical recommendations
At work, the partner is an ideal executor if you give clear instructions but a poor leader.
The key to survival: if your partner annoys you, go see a psychologist or hit the gym—the problem is definitely in your state, not in them.
Calculation limits
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