Quick summary
The union may resemble a meeting between a knight and a preacher.
Points of attraction
You are united by a shared goal, but your methods are polar opposites.
Differences
You are ready to knock down walls to get through, while your partner will stop and start lecturing about whether it is ethical to break walls.
Possible conflicts
At first, you admire his principled stance, but then his dogmatism starts suffocating your freedom.
Emotional dynamics
You are a person of impulse, while the fifth day is a person of rules.
Communication
Quarrels flare up when you make a quick decision, and in response, you receive a dull moral lecture about how 'it should have been done'.
Everyday interaction
In bed, everything is decent if you are willing to accept his rules of the game and sometimes yield leadership.
Long-term dynamics
At work, this is a tricky combo: he will slow down your innovations with his outdated instructions, though sometimes this saves you from mistakes.
Practical recommendations
Both of you are stubborn, and neither wants to change their worldview.
The main survival rule here: never argue directly with his beliefs; just do your job silently while he is not watching.
Calculation limits
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