Both are independent, so at first they meet with distance.
RLOEN keeps their rules, RLUAN holds their conviction, and they can be together without interfering.
It's a relationship where nobody finds it strange when each goes off to their own room.
It looks like they respect each other, but it may actually be indifference.
This distance can be comfortable, or it can be frustrating.
Where you clash
When RLOEN's silence and RLUAN's stubbornness meet, the relationship itself grows rigid.
Even trying to talk, both hold only their own position, so they can't understand each other.
RLUAN is frustrated with RLOEN, “why do you keep staying closed?” and RLOEN feels about RLUAN, “why do you keep forcing?”
Even together, there's a feeling of being alone.
Relationship playbook
The two are most comfortable being each in their own space yet under the same roof.
They eat dinner together but spend the night apart.
That distance is what keeps the relationship going.
“For these two to last, they sometimes need a moment of opening their own door and being curious about the other's conviction. Even short of full understanding, the wish to know the other can save the relationship.”