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- In that case, this person isn't right for you. Even if such an option were possible, further escalation is out of the question. Think about it some more. For example, start by considering what qualities you like and what you would want to see, and then try to create something realistic based on that. But before that, tell me – how are such relationships structured in your tradition? I have a guess, but there are probably nuances that I don't know. And regarding winning or losing. Even though you are sisters, that doesn't mean you have to be identical. There are things she does well, and there are things you do better. You have different destinies and you are on different paths, and there is nothing wrong with that. I'm not saying that healthy competition is a bad thing, but it doesn't make sense to apply it equally to everything. If you met someone you really liked, and you were genuinely with them, not just for show, you would leave Ahuri in the dust – without any negativity. But the most important thing is that it would bring you genuine happiness, not based solely on the fact of competition, but on something similar – that is what is most valuable. Think about that too. And for now, let's go to the kitchen.