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Mind Dominant
You'll be attracted to your partner's charm and appearance but since you want to feel safe & stable, this connection is more mental. The common ground you both share is how you'll keep their interest.
May not be specific but for an Example: If they're into sports, a huge part of their lives would center around it. They'd be working out, playing sports or watching sports, enjoying the competition and sometimes gets a little too into it, but it's a part of their appeal. Athletic types usually want fit partners, so it may important that you want to join them in the gym or find some other common ground that you enjoy too.
If there's not many commonalities with the things that interest them, you will have to have an understanding that he might not spend as much time with you. It's nothing personal, those interests are really important to them. Too much push back and they may end up resenting you.
Another Example: They may faithfully watch spectator sports the events like Playoffs, WWE and Superbowls are great occasions to throw a party. This may be a way to celebrate their interests, even if you're not deeply into sports like they are. This person is clear about their passion, so you will most likely be able to guess where they are. Hopefully you like (insert interest here) too so that you can enjoy it with them or if not, learn to allow your person to have the space they need to enjoy their hobbies as well as having your own passion projects and interests.
Be careful that you don't lose you own identity in this kind of relationship, this person may inadvertently prioritize their interests, leaving you lost in the shuffle and frustrated. Maintaining your OWN balance is important.
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