You two are more aligned than not — especially on the structural stuff. You agree on splitting the bill, you're both comfortable with people seeing others early as long as it's honest, and you'd both pick drinks or dinner for a first date. When it comes to exclusivity, you handle it differently but in a way that actually fits: you'd have the conversation directly, and they'd be relieved you brought it up.
The real gap is in how you communicate day-to-day. You're a once-a-day texter; they reach out only when there's something to say. That's the kind of difference that can feel personal if you don't know it's just how they operate. When things get tense, you want to hash it out right away — they need to step away first and come back to it. Neither approach is wrong, but without knowing this about each other, you could feel shut out while they feel pressured.
Worth knowing: if things ever stopped working, you'd want a direct conversation about it. They'd be more likely to let it fade. That's probably the single biggest difference here — not because it matters right now, but because it's worth understanding how the other person handles that moment if it ever comes.