Do you believe the soulmate formula is accurate?

[KostasKouvalis]

Yes, believe it or not, there actually is a mathematical formula for finding your soulmate. The formula works like this...

You go on a date with 10 different people. From that pool of 10, you pick out the one you think is the best. Then when you find someone who's better than that person, THAT'S the closet person you'll find to being your soul mate. It's impossible to find the perfect soulmate, even though in theory there IS someone better out there, but utilizing this formula, you'll get pretty darn close.

The catch is though that in theory, your soulmate should have gone through the same exact process to find you, but this doesn't necessarily have to be the case.

[AliceM611]

I think the idea of a soul mate keeps a lot of people single and destroys a lot of relationships

[KostasKouvalis]

So you think it's a bunch of bullshit? May I ask how you came to that conclusion?

[Lionman95]

No I don´t because to me the concepts rather sounds like the concept of looking for my better/other half in dating. To me the whole concept might work in some cases but I don´t think it could be used as a general rule.
To me the expectation that there is a strong connection at the first meeting is also unrealistic since all people I consider very good friends I´ve known for years. Besides that the formula sounds way too shallow to be true.

[Siri137]

A formula? Oh dear! Life just isn't like that. At all. I'm talking about real life of course, and not "simulations" of it, or recreations, or whatnot.

[jahaims]

Soulmates don't exist