Moon day: Moon day 2 + Moon day 10

In this couple, there's a lot of weight and inertia, as if you are trying to dance the waltz in winter down jackets. Both partners are prone to getting stuck: you get stuck on your things and habits, while the partner is stuck on traditions, rules, and past experiences. At first, this seems like reliability – neither of you likes sharp changes. But when it comes to life, you start to sink in domestic muck. The conflict here isn’t loud; it’s tedious. You want to possess something solely ('this is my cup'), while the partner thinks in terms of family and system ('we don't do that'). You crave to enjoy 'here and now', while they constantly look back or build endless plans, forgetting to live. Sex can become mechanical, scheduled for Wednesdays and Saturdays, lacking spark and novelty. At work, you are both excellent custodians and archivists, but neither of you is ready to risk for a breakthrough. If no artificial stimulus is introduced, you risk turning into two old folks grumbling at each other for years over misplaced slippers. The advice is simple: forcibly pull yourselves out of the house and change routes, or the routine will devour you.