Quick summary
Looking at your partner feels like gazing into a warped mirror, and you don't like what you see.
Points of attraction
Your partner is a master of mimicry; they subconsciously reflect your state.
Differences
Since you often remain closed and self-absorbed, your partner returns this coldness to you in double measure.
You suspect them of insincerity and acting, feeling that behind their facade, there's no personal opinion, only masks.
Possible conflicts
They are terrified by your insight and heavy, scanning gaze.
Emotional dynamics
Conflicts in this couple are sticky and convoluted.
You remain silent, and your partner begins to play the role of victim or aggressor, trying to rouse you, but missing the notes.
Communication
This triggers your disgust.
Everyday interaction
Sex can be strange, full of psychological games where everyone is afraid to fully open up.
In work, there's a lot of confusion: you both expect initiative from the other, and the process stands still while you analyze each other.
Long-term dynamics
It will be hard for you since you are both passive by nature.
Practical recommendations
For this to work, stop seeking pitfalls in your partner and start conveying what you want in return.
Smile—and the mirror will smile back.
Calculation limits
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