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There would not be any ideal woman or man for either the unifier or the complementer.

The unifier would see an ideal human being rather than an ideal man or woman, since he sees no difference between the two. Perfection in his opinion would not relate to gender in any way.

The complementer would say, that any man or woman would be ideal specifically and only for their own complement, i.e. if one half finds its other half, they are ideal together.