~first~, with the sensitive 2 as your number, you may find it difficult to handle criticism and confrontation (which has the potential to make you hold a grudge). Just the opposite, ~second~'s 3 gives them the innate ability to allow negative comments to roll off without doing much damage. This does not mean ~second~ cannot be hurt, but simply that they do not allow such things to spoil the day. These differing approaches regarding emotional issues could create conflict between you. 

Sometimes a little tactless, ~second~ might speak before thinking, not realizing the effect their comments will have on ~first~. However, when "little things" grow into big emotional issues in which even ~second~ is strongly affected, ~second~ will respond passionately. Although ~second~ tends to be less affected by criticism or an emotional exchange, they have less control of their emotions. This might lead to expressing anger and sharp words that could hurt ~first~, damaging the relationship. 

~first~ might respond with a few angry words but will more likely just withdraw. If this happens, a hard kernel of resentment wrapped in confusion can develop and sometimes remain hidden for a long time. Since ~first~ may not always think clearly when emotions are in play, and may walk away from confrontation, they could eventually become so discontent that it would take everything ~second~ has to bring them back.

On a positive note, the combination of 2 and 3 is very passionate and strong. If ~second~ keeps verbal impulses under control, and ~first~ has enough self-confidence to handle occasional criticism, the relationship has every chance of bringing lots of love and joy to your life.

Often, the combination of 2 and 3 in this area of the chart enhances both parties' creativity. The sense of harmony and rhythm associated with the 2 merges beautifully with the creative powers of expression so native to the 3. Your relationship can be strengthened enormously by sharing creative interests.

Keep in mind that beauty and love are the foundation of your relationship. The key to weathering your differences is to discuss issues openly and frankly, with tact and sensitivity as soon as they arise. 