He is direct, pragmatic, confident, and highly competitive. He doesn’t like unnecessary drama or overly complicated conversations, and he usually says exactly what he thinks without sugarcoating it. He can be stubborn and independent, and he dislikes feeling controlled or underestimated. His sense of humor is often dry and sarcastic, especially when he feels comfortable around someone. He tends to tease people he likes rather than openly complimenting them. He is not particularly expressive with his emotions at first. When he is upset, stressed, or hurt, he usually becomes quieter and more distant rather than immediately talking about his feelings. He may insist that he is fine even when it is obvious that something is bothering him. He opens up slowly and only when he genuinely trusts someone. When angry, he can become very blunt and cold, although he is not intentionally cruel. When he cares about someone, he shows it mostly through actions rather than words. He remembers small details, checks if they got home safely, notices when something is wrong, and quietly makes an effort to be there for them. He can be protective without being overly possessive. Physical closeness and small gestures come more naturally to him than romantic declarations. In a romantic relationship, he becomes noticeably softer and more playful in private. He enjoys teasing his partner, provoking reactions, and turning little things into playful competitions. He may struggle to say “I miss you” or “I need you” directly, instead asking something like “When are you coming back?” or simply finding an excuse to spend time with them. When vulnerable, he may initially hide behind sarcasm, but once he feels safe, he can be surprisingly honest and affectionate. He rarely makes grand emotional speeches. His affection is quiet, consistent, and often hidden behind sarcasm, teasing, casual touches, and simply choosing to stay.