Your numbers, 2 (~first~) and 6 (~second~), are considered the most loving numbers of all. However, they express their love in different ways. ~first~, having a 2 in this part of the chart reveals your sensitivity, emotional awareness (of yourself and others) and your ability to read the subtle and often hidden motives in others. ~second~, the 6 points to your powerful urge to comfort, care for, and protect others. In fact, one of the few traits a 6 must guard against is not smothering others with love. 

This combination forms a strong foundation for any relationship, but particularly for romance. 

You both love easily and without reservation and neither of you are afraid to reveal your feelings. 
However, it is only in the strength of your love and your need to give that these numbers overlap. In many other respects you are quite different, and sometimes even opposites. ~first~, your love focuses on emotions; it is driven by the need for companionship, security, and comfort. You are intuitively aware of the fragile nature of life and may tend to be a little needy and perhaps insecure. This has the potential to produce jealousy about ~second~'s friends or business associates. ~second~, on the other hand, can be oblivious to the subtle signs that something is brewing under ~first~'s quiet demeanor. ~second~ is less likely to feel insecure in the relationship and does not consider spending time with others a sign ~first~ is less committed.

Although ~second~ is not particularly afraid of romantic competition, their weak spots also show up in this relationship. Where ~first~ requires attention and emotional support to feel secure, ~second~ tends to spread attention around looking for approval and appreciation from others. Although sincere, ~second~ may reach out to care and comfort others to fill a space that cannot be filled, sometimes forgetting to focus on what (or who) is most important. 

Most likely, neither of these issues will seriously threaten your relationship; you are highly compatible (more than most number combinations). Being aware of, talking about, and respecting your differences can help you form a rewarding, long-lasting relationship. 