Quick summary
Two bears in one den: you both need a lot of space, many resources, and the right to unilaterally decide where these resources will go.
Points of attraction
The feeling of tightness arises almost immediately: you are both stubborn, physically active, but too heavy for easy communication.
Differences
Conflict begins with trivial household matters: who occupied the bathroom, who ate the last piece of cake, who stomps louder — it’s a silent war for space.
Possible conflicts
You are used to acting according to a plan and accumulating, while they act spontaneously, making powerful leaps that break your structured order, causing you fits of rage.
Emotional dynamics
Sex can be powerful and 'earthy', but devoid of subtlety: more a release of tension than a merging of souls, after which each turns away to the wall.
Communication
In business, you will hinder each other, pushing elbows, as each has their own truth and no one wants to yield the wheel.
Everyday interaction
To preserve the union, physically divide the territory — different rooms or even different houses will be a salvation for your nervous system.
Calculation limits
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