To Have Found Your Soulmate

I'm sure you've heard it before. Either you've said it yourself or your friend has said it. Soulmates.


Girls say it more than guys. Mostly because we have a tendency to tap into our sensitive soft-talk and dream away about this one Prince Charming who's our destined partner for life. Just admit it. You've thought about it too.


But honestly, I think the whole concept of soulmates has been misunderstood or at least twisted badly into some misshapen monster of happy-ever-after.


So, here's my take on the idea of soulmates.


To Have Found Your Soulmate


Today we have Tinder, online dating and sites like Victoria Milan. You see where I'm going with this? Great. Yes, we can start up an account in less than a second, snap some daring pictures, slap on a filter and we're ready to date. Easy as pie.


There's no limitations anymore. We can ditch the guy or girl from yesterday and hook up with another one. This is the Era of Carelessness. We simply don't give two dimes.


Attachments are formed in less than a week and it's become the norm to move in together in within a month. Then comes the engagement photos on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram. Next up is the baby. But all the photos carry the same tagline "my soulmate" -- yet a few months down the line, they'll split up and all the photos vanish.


If we're going to get into the psychological part, it takes absolutely nothing to fall in love with someone you just met. Attraction is the major factor that determines this, especially today.


Thinking that this person is your soulmate because you have a healthy and working relationship is the biggest lie ever told. At least in my world.


Because here's the thing; you can have a healthy and working relationship with just about anyone you match up with.


As I see it, soulmates don't have to be in a relationship. The attraction doesn't have to be romantic. Soulmates have a deeper connection than most friends share. It's fundamentally stable, it's built upon a greater understanding and it's a bond that never really breaks, regardless of how much time that pass.


There can be long periods without any contact, but the person and the memories never fade.


I believe I've met my soulmate and though we're not friends, I know that we'll meet again because that's what it means to be soulmates. You can't escape each other because destiny has willed you to be partners -- not by marriage but by bond.


If you meet your soulmate, you'll know. Your heart doesn't tell you, your mind doesn't either -- you simply just know.


For me it was the strong notion that it wasn't over, it wouldn't be the last I heard from him and it still lingers on when I think about him.


You will cross paths again, somewhere unexpected or you'll get an email from him - quite simply you can't get rid of each other.


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This is myTake and I'm as always expecting to hear from you guys. What do you think? What is your experiences?

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