Compatibility of 辛 with 辛: Yin Metal and Yin Metal

Two earrings are made to be worn together. That's these two yin Metal Day Masters, each a Friend to the other. Friend is the star of the equal and teammate. They tend to share taste, standards and a sense of what's proper. They often get each other's moods without explaining.

Two perfectionists can turn critical. Small flaws get noticed, and said aloud. Both may also hold back affection, waiting for the other to go first. Make a habit of saying one kind thing a day. Let some things simply be good enough.

Close, like-minded equals; warmth said aloud keeps the high standards from biting.

A pair of earrings: matching, small, and meant to be together. These siblings are each other's Friend, the star of the equal. They tend to share taste, standards and a dry sense of humor. They understand each other's sensitive side without explanations. In plain words: they're a natural pair.

Two perfectionists can also judge each other. Small slights get noticed and remembered. They may both wait for an apology that never comes. It helps to say the small things quickly, before they set. Doing something new together, like a class or a trip, keeps it fresh. A pair is happiest when each one still sparkles alone.

A natural pair of equals; saying small things early keeps it easy.

Matching earrings lie together in the same little box. They shine the same way and get noticed together. This mother and child share the same Day Master. Each is the Friend star for the other, the star of equals and companions. They tend to share taste, standards and a sense of what looks right. They often understand each other's feelings without a word.

Both may also be sensitive to criticism, and both can sulk. A small remark can sting twice as much between them. They may compete quietly over who is more right. What helps is lightness and a bit of humour. Say the small things kindly. And forgive quickly, because they're more alike than either likes to admit.

Two sensitive, alike souls who understand each other; kind words and quick forgiveness keep them close.

Two pearls on the same necklace look alike and shine together. Each is fine and a little fragile. This father and daughter are both Yin Metal, careful and sensitive to how things look. To each other they are Friend, the star of equals and common ground. They often share taste, values and a dry humour.

The friction is that both can be proud and easily hurt. One cool word may bring a long, polite silence. Both may wait for the other to reach out first. What helps is someone making the first move, soon. A small kindness tends to fix more than a long talk.

Like-minded and close, they do best when one reaches out quickly after a hurt.

Two pearls kept in the same jewellery box look almost like twins. Each is smooth, bright and a little delicate. Here mother-in-law and daughter-in-law have the same Day Master: fine, polished metal. Each is a Friend to the other, the star of the equal and the mirror. They tend to share tastes in clothes, food and manners. They notice the same small things, and often laugh about them together.

Pearls can also rub each other dull. Both are sensitive to criticism and may sulk rather than talk. A small slight may be remembered for years. It helps to say things kindly and early, before they harden. Compliments, freely given, are the best polish this pair has.

Very alike and close in taste; early, kind words stop small hurts from lingering.