Both are sociable and realistic, so it isn't awkward from the start.
When SCOEN reads the situation and moves, SCUEN can just follow.
Both are warm with a grain of not judging people, so time naturally accumulates.
When SCOEN says “let's meet often,” SCUEN at first says it's good.
Where you clash
By the third, fourth appointment, SCUEN starts thinking “this seems like meeting a bit often?”
SCOEN wonders “why suddenly?” while SCUEN is already moving to the next domain.
When SCOEN asks “did something go wrong with us?”
SCUEN says “no, I just want to rest a bit.”
That “want to rest” sounds to SCOEN like “you're pushing me away.”
Relationship playbook
Running into each other by chance is best.
The five minutes of meeting at a neighborhood cafe with “oh, you're here too?” is warmer than an appointment to SCOEN, and a pressure-free breath to SCUEN.
Not setting up “let's meet tomorrow” by message, but running into each other on a walk and going a block together.
That lightness is the only thing these two last on.
“When SCOEN takes SCUEN's keeping distance as ‘a breath’ rather than ‘leaving,’ the two can last longer.”