Quick summary
This is a union of two people who speak on completely different frequencies: you're tuned into global goals and silence, while your partner is all about constant bustle and wordy streams.
Points of attraction
The first impression is deceptively positive: you think your partner is easygoing and active, while they appreciate your monumental confidence.
Differences
But soon this 'lightness' begins to annoy you with its superficiality.
Possible conflicts
You want to discuss a five-year life strategy, while they spend three hours telling you how someone was rude to them in line.
Emotional dynamics
This is a classic conflict between depth and form.
Communication
Their habit of provoking conflicts out of nowhere just for the sake of emotions drives you crazy, while you’re used to spending energy only on real problems.
Everyday interaction
In bed, there's also a sense of dissonance: you're seeking intensity and total merging, while your partner views sex as another game or a way to get affirmation of their allure.
Long-term dynamics
In work, they are a great PR person, while you are the director, but you’ll constantly have to rein them in for their chatter.
Practical recommendations
To avoid going crazy, you need to come to a firm agreement: you don’t expect depth from them, and they don’t come to you with petty complaints when you’re busy.
Calculation limits
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