There is a green onion energy between the two bands. Blue means to break, and refers to a relationship that is prone to cracks in what has been built. Unlike loyalty, which clashes greatly, it is characterized by a quiet split in trust.
It is a compatibility that requires maintenance over time. Cracks are especially easy to form in matters of trust, such as money or plans, so it is better to make important promises in a tangible way rather than just saying them.
The start is generally okay. The problem is the promise. As small broken promises, postponed plans, and unfulfilled words pile up one by one, at some point you begin to wonder, “Can I trust this person?”
What one side sees as “could be true,” the other side sees as “a broken promise.” The core problem of this relationship is that each person feels disappointed without knowing that the standards are different.
Collaboration is all about commitments and schedules. Even if each person does their best, trust is gradually eroded as the expected timing and results are different. Do not agree verbally, but write it down and decide in advance when the interim inspection will take place. Those two things alone eliminate most of the problems with this combination.
Be sure to keep even the smallest promises. In this compatibility, trust is built through small fulfillment rather than big events. If you think you can't keep it, just the habit of saying it in advance can change most of your relationships.
Trust is built through small actions, not big events. Don't make promises that are difficult to keep, and be sure to keep your promises. If you cannot keep it, let them know in advance. In this relationship, one advance contact is worth ten apologies.