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We have similar views on most of the important things (as defined by us). Our interests are really different though, and that's fine with me.
Same here. Our core values are the same, but our personal interests are very different. Our personalities are quite different too, but they’re complimentary. What one of us needs, the other can provide. We’re both better together.
Thirded, we agree on the goals but not on how to accomplish them, which is fine. We're both pulling in the same direction just in different ways/paths.
I think that's an ideal setup. I have learned a lot from my partner because we are so different in what we like. :)
This is like us too. The important stuff aligns, but we have very different general interests and hobbies.