Do you believe in soulmates?

[polar bear]

and have you found yours

amendment for the convenience of the soulless "muh science" redditors: i am not asking whether there exist one perfect person to establish a productive domicile with and raise the GDP, i am asking if you believe that your other half exists, the only other soul you can truly connect with

 

[WTBOnlineFather]

Yes they exist
No you will never meet yours

 

[The Real Me]

If there's a bajillion people on the planet and not one of them finds you attractive, you really have no choice but to plan a mass shooting.

 

[Gangstalker #32194]

I think some people have souls, and some people don't

 

[Mr.Miyagi]

I think they're more likely to be made than found.

 

[polar bear]

Yes they exist
No you will never meet yours

and that's where youre wrong, stalker child. I successfully located the yin to my yang, the bert to my *ernie, the stalin to my lenin

 

[Divine right to rule]

No, the existence of "soulmates" is romantic drivel.
No two people will fit together perfectly, you have to put in work to smooth it out where it doesn't fit naturally.
Idealistic BS like that just results in forever alone genetic dead-ends who would rather grow old waiting for "the one" instead of finding someone good and making it work.

 

[Poppavalyim Andropoff]

Yes I believe in soulglo

 

[Lightsaber Dildo]

Yes, there's inevitably two people who are most compatible with each other in the world. However our current culture makes it near impossible for them to meet each other despite it being easier than ever to meet more people. It's weird and fucked up.

 

[Crocodylus Acutus]

No, but I have met my Seoulmate. His name is Hwan, he works at Samsung, and he's totally real.

 

[Disco Inferno]

Nah. Only retards that religiously watch kid shows think that.
If your in a relationship- focus on making fond memories, growing as a person, and being happy.
Nothing lasts forever. So, have fun while you can.

 

[polar bear]

No, but I have met my Seoulmate. His name Hwan, he works at Samsung, and he's totally real.
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he looks like he laughs a lot, excellent choice

 

[KittyGremlin]

Yes.

 

[Anti Snigger]

Used to, but I realized it's all a crock of shit.

 

[Abbadon's Gate]

Yes and yes.

 

[Lidl Drip]

Yes.

But I agree most people will probably not meet theirs, you have to be extremely super duper lucky to meet them and also both realize it at the right time! But when you do you just know because it's like you already know them your entire life and they like all the things you like and want all the things you want, you complete each other perfectly and you never feel awkward around them and you don't ever want to be without them for even a single second because you can be even more comfortable with them around than alone and also you can almost read each others thoughts cause you are just so in tune you don't even have to ask.

If you don't feel like that then you're not with your soulmate, sorry. I think most people end up settling for less than that and that's not worth it imo.

 

[SpergioLeonne]

I believe in something like Jung’s collective subconscious, and I believe that randomness, at least as we ascribe it as an explanation wherever an outcome is too complicated to track the causality behind, is illusory.

I’ve been in relationships with people who had everything in the world in common with me, going to the same school in the same town at the same time, and knowing all the same people..

And yet my wife, who had almost no material conditions in common with me, knows everything I think without me having to say it. She even has this weird ability where whenever I’m in her dreams, her brain makes up dialogue for me that’s spot on exact to the way I’d say things. It’s definitely SOMETHING different, and anyone interested enough to can quantify that anyway they like. If the concept of soulmates rubs your aesthetic sensibilities the wrong way, that’s perfectly fine. Call it what you will

 

[KittyGremlin]

I believe in something like Jung’s collective subconscious, and I believe that randomness, at least as we ascribe it as an explanation wherever an outcome is too complicated to track the causality behind, is illusory.

I’ve been in relationships with people who had everything in the world in common with me, going to the same school in the same town at the same time, and knowing all the same people..

And yet my wife, who had almost no material conditions in common with me, knows everything I think without me having to say it. She even has this weird ability where whenever I’m in her dreams, her brain makes up dialogue for me that’s spot on exact to the way I’d say things. It’s definitely SOMETHING different, and anyone interested enough to can quantify that anyway they like. If the concept of soulmates rubs your aesthetic sensibilities the wrong way, that’s perfectly fine. Call it what you will

aah a fellow Jung enjoyer

 

[SpergioLeonne]

aah a fellow Jung enjoyer

Sir I prefer the term Jugnat

 

[Justtocheck]

There are some people who went through so much shit and are still together, despite it all, that to a certain extent I'm forced to believe they exist.