Sure you do. Who is that person that you cannot live without. Do you not have a person or loved one that makes you feel complete. Do you not have someone you love more than anyone else you have ever loved. Do you have someone who you think about every single day even when they are away. Do you believe that you have a soulmate. Im listening. Best answer or story wins. ☺
I do believe in soulmates. Sometimes two people can keep crossing paths, even revolving around each other, without ever realizing what they could mean to one another.
They may never fall in love or even see each other that way. Then life pulls them apart, sometimes across oceans, and they go on with their lives, never knowing that the person they were meant to find had been right there all along.
Perhaps that’s the bittersweet part of soulmates, you may find each other without ever realizing it. And yet somehow, destiny has a way of bringing two people together when they were truly meant for one another.
@Ann99 This happens and its more common than you think. Thats why so many people have broken marriages. Or something just doesnt feel right when you are not around or with that certain someone.
@Ann99 excuse me may I ask you a genuine question - do you think that you might not have considered a relationship with someone in the past, because you didn't feel they were your soulmate?
@Zonuss Throughout my life upto now, met some amazing people with whom I shared an irresistible bond ,almost like we’ve been together in some other galaxy but somehow we never got an opportunity to stay together till eternity .As soon as the past karmic deeds were balanced ,we went our own ways . I think thats the role of a soulmate.They come in your life,teach you some valuable lessons and then leave
I don't really believe in the concept. In every life, we probably have almost countless potential partners. Of course we're never going to meet all the possibles, but most of us have several relationships in our lifetime, romantic and otherwise. What if you think you've met your soulmate at say, 21, get married at 24, and are widowed at 25, is that it for the rest of your life now that your "soulmate" is gone? I'm not arguing btw, I'm explaining my position.
Oh yeah. I met and married my soulmate. He was my best friend and my rock. I like to think we can have more than one though. I think it's possible there's another love for me when the time is right 😊
@CrazyChick21 Maybe this is where the concept of polyamory comes from - the view that you can 'intrinsically link' with more than one being at a time in a way that's romantically intimate/sexual? Neither of us have been married, and we don't want to get married to each other. We exist as a couple and don't need to publicly validate that.
@mksworld I guess that works for you but no way would I have ever wanted to be shared by anyone other than my husband. Also, I would have proper kicked him into touch if he'd have made a move on another woman.
@CrazyChick21 We are like super amazing friends with benefits rather than any way shape or form needing or wanting validation of our feelings via a piece of paper or legal/religious process. I (Karen) have had a few relationships with men but marriage never happened, and Melanie my partner has only been with women most of her adult life.
I think every woman i date is my soulmate and in hindsight I'm always very wrong. That being said even though i recognize this pattern i still feel like my ex that just left a couple weeks ago is perfect for me and id call her that. Unsure if I'm just being delusional again or not.
Not really. we don't think 'soulmates' is a realistic, grounded concept in the realm of reality. It needs to be based on realism, stuff that's genuine, tangible, believable, non-religious, nothing to do with manifesting.
All I can say is that I thought I'd met the right woman for me twice, and twice it didn't work out. So I've never had a 'soulmate' kind of experience that I feel is or was valid. That's the limit of my experience in love/pair bonding space.
