Moon day: Moon day 26 + Moon day 26

A meeting of two professional critics who suddenly find someone in the world worthy of their attention. You are immediately attracted because you speak the same language of sarcasm, inner pride, and high standards. It’s a feeling of exclusivity: you two against the whole world of fools. You understand each other’s mood with a single eyebrow raise and can spend hours discussing the flaws of mutual acquaintances, enjoying your intellectual superiority. However, this idyll stands on thin ice of egocentrism. As soon as one of you tries to elevate themselves at the other's expense or starts lecturing, a war to the death begins. You both know each other’s sore points by heart and hit there without mercy. In daily life, this can turn into a competition of ‘who is more tired’ or ‘who has done more,’ where each waits for praise but is reluctant to compliment the other. Here, sex is a continuation of the conversation, often a mental act where not only pleasure matters, but also the acknowledgment of the partner’s coolness. In business, you can move mountains if you divide responsibilities and don’t compete for the microphone. Advice: compliment your partner more than you think is reasonable, as it’s the only way to calm your common ego.