NO. I believe what God and Jesus says about relationships. And that what HE put together, let nobody put them them asunder [apart]. I don't believe that there is somebody for everybody because not everybody is designed for relationships, and those who are in relationships may or may not supposed to be in them to begin with. While there are those who are meant for relationships but have nobody to share that with. At the same time while there is billions of people in the world, not everybody is compatible with you. And we live in a toss-away society. So people have to decide how they want to be treated in their lives with people. There may be plenty of 'fish in the sea'. But I care about quality, not quantity.
If that's really true, why do so many people still have trouble finding love or relationships? Even with all these dating apps now and social media, some people still have issues finding someone.
Yeah, it could be the individual's fault as well, but the fact remains, why are some people able to date with ease, while others can go their entire lives single?
Yeah, that's a fairytale to give people false hope.
One of the biggest reasons is just the fact that many people really think that there is such a thing as The One. It hard working on something that doesn't appear to be immediately perfect when you fear on missing out on The One. FOMO kills plenty of relationships.
I believe there is someone out there for everyone, but that does not mean that your example above isn't correct either. Life is a lot like that, it feels like no matter how long you cast your line for you never get one bite. But when you do finally get a tug and catch one, your appreciation for that catch will all the more deeper.
If there were only 'someone' for everybody, then considering the billions of people in the world, the chances of finding that someone would be almost 0. And if you loved someone, your someone, and they died or left you, you would never have that right relationship again. Yet, people find great relationships all the time.
There isn't "one person" but there are plenty of people. Take some risks, make a choice, decide, commit, and go for it. And then compromise, compromise, compromise. And have some fun.
Some people just pick lousy matches as their criteria or judgement sucks. There are millions of lonely people looking for others but somehow they don’t meet another lonely person’s standards and vice versa... it is self inflicted.
Sure, plenty of fish in the sea if you're willing to settle for any fish that you catch. But if you're pretty particular about the type of fish you want to catch, then that number dwindles pretty quickly and the odds of you finding such a fish became less probable.
There's plenty of datable women but most of the good ones are taken by the top 5% of men, usually at a young age. If you're like me and still have never had a girlfriend at 33 years old, you get the leftovers, which so far are not very attractive. I wish attractive women would give average men a chance and not reject so many of us.
They are all about the same. Who you find mostly depends on where you live. And, whoever you find, in the USA there are 100,000 just like her or so nearly like her there is not a nickel's worth of difference between them.
Its not a yes or no question. And i think the expressions cover the same thing. There is someone out there for everyone because there are plenty of fish in the sea. So i guess yes?
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Yeah sure. But I'm a fucking mermaid so I like to see someone try to find somebody else like me😂jk I'm just throwing myself up cause ain't nobody else gonna do it😂
Yes if you want to keep being happy. If you want to be sad for ever than no. It's hard to Move on but it must be done in order to have a balance in your life.
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