I think there probably is, but like Jonaj, I keep picking ones that are not!
Or I guess they are not, or we would still be together.
Most of us have felt we are in love at least once in our lives, and I am not sure if this means we have met our soulmate!
I do believe in soul mates. I don't think there is just one though and I also don't think that they necessarily come in the form of a life partner. I believe that certain friends and family members can also be soul mates. I think another that you have a really good connection with is a soulmate. Like those friends in your life that would always be there for you and you would always be there for them
Alex, I never thought about it like this before, but now that you have written it this way, I do agree with you. One of my really great friends is my soul mate in this context as we can understand each other without using words.
I have always believed what you think of soulmates too. They don't have to be a partner at all. Have you noticed how we are drawn to some people and not others. Is that a sign of finding a soul mate
I think there probably is, but like Jonaj, I keep picking ones that are not!
Or I guess they are not, or we would still be together.
Most of us have felt we are in love at least once in our lives, and I am not sure if this means we have met our soulmate!
When I was younger I used to feel that everyone had a soulmate somewhere. Now I believe that only SOME very fortunate people actually do have one. But I am not in that group! I have a very dear friend in USA who in her second marriage has definitely found what I can only regard as a soulmate.And my own father in his second marriage has such a close bond with my stepmum that bit is like a shining light when they are in a room together! I know that he adored my mum,but it was a whole different kind of love he felt for her. After she passed away at just 42,finding someone to spend the rest of his life with was not the major priority for him.He was more interested in making certain the lives of his two daughters continued as painlessly as possible.And then IT happened,and was so obvious that if they had NOT married,it would have been almost criminal! I have not found this oneness with another person even though I have been deeply in love. That dose not mean,though,that soulmates do not exist! Just not in all cases!!
and THAT Jules was the question! great answer.
Thanks so much for that,Finy. My first true love when I was in my very late teens, was the one I feel was as close to being a Soul Mate as any in my life! But looking back on it,I feel that maybe I was in love with the whole concept of 'Being in love'...... From what I now have seen,it is the partners in their 2nd or subsequent relationships who are truly finding what I believe to be 'Soul Mates.
Aaaah.....the wisdom that comes with age?!!!!! I sometimes feels that my beloved dogs are more like soul-mates to me than any human. Hee Hee!!!
It's a nice dream, and while there may be, I don't know anyone who has discovered one. I've been married for almost 25 years and while we're definitely not soul mates, we work hard at our relationship in order to make it work.
Actually, I think this myth can cause a lot of unhappiness as so many people flit from one person to another in the hope that he / she will be 'the one' and make them 'happy ever after'. When it's clear that they're not...they're dumped! In my opinion, the way to find to find wholeness and contentment in our relationships (provided they're not abusive or overly negative) is to find it within. Then we won't be needy when we're with our partners, and we can accept each other, 'warts and all'.