Your type in bed

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Moody Cat

Only If I Let You

A long night, but only for whoever you allow

The hardest of the sixteen to handle. The quality of the night depends entirely on your mood, and whoever you allow gets a bottomless amount of time.

Moody Cat…fine. Tonight's fine.
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Three lines that probably land

LightStrength

The density of what you give to a chosen person is overwhelming.

ShadowWeakness

You never explain your moods, so they conclude it's their fault.

SecretWhat you haven't admitted

You're the one who feels worst after saying no.

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Your data

What the axes can't measure. Two people of the same type differ completely here.

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The full read

1If you're not in the mood, nothing begins. Invited, atmosphere perfect, doesn't matter — if the switch inside hasn't flipped, your body won't move. That isn't selfishness. It's proof that you take nights seriously. What anyone could have, you don't call a night.

I said no because of the day, not because of you. Please believe that much.

2Once you allow it, you last a long time. You enjoy being teased and doing the teasing; the negotiation is where you actually live. Anything obtained immediately holds no interest for you at all. How long they were kept waiting becomes the depth of the night.

3The difficulty is that you don't explain. Today yes, today no — the criteria exist only inside you. They start to feel permanently examined, and eventually stop asking at all. Adding one sentence of reason to your 'no' multiplies the lifespan of the relationship.

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Owner's manual

Good at

  • Enjoying the chase
  • Sustaining a long night
  • Treating a special person as special

× Bad at

  • Being approached at the wrong moment
  • Being rushed
  • Explaining yourself

How the night runs

  1. 1

    Nothing starts until the mood arrives

  2. 2

    Enjoys the waiting

  3. 3

    Once started, lasts until morning

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Compatibility with the sixteen

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