Quick summary
Two predators in one cage are always spectacular but dangerous for furniture and the nervous system.
Points of attraction
Both of you are active, assertive, and cannot stand submitting.
Differences
The spark ignites instantly because you feel you have an equal opponent.
Possible conflicts
However, in daily life, this turns into an endless struggle for the TV remote, the last word in an argument, and who’s more important in career growth.
Emotional dynamics
You act consciously and purposefully, while your partner often acts on impulse and the moment's aggression, which drives you crazy.
Communication
Here, sex is either a war or high-performance sport: lots of passion, little tenderness, a constant competition of 'who outsmarts whom'.
Everyday interaction
At work, you can move mountains if there’s an external enemy, but as soon as that threat disappears, you begin to compete with each other.
Long-term dynamics
The risk is that you might burn out from constant tension.
Practical recommendations
For it to work, you need a common super-goal or a mortgage that will unite your ambitions.
The main advice: never criticize them in public; otherwise, you’ll have an enemy in your own bedroom.
Calculation limits
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