Some people need time alone to figure out what they are doing in their life. What about love and finding someone to settle down with? What about finding your soulmate?
Is there a difference between true love and finding a soulmate? Who would want to marry someone that wasn’t their true love and their soulmate?
The thing is that true love and a soulmate both are talking about someone that you cannot feel that you can live without. You feel that they are the person that you might want to be with and someone you might want to marry.
When you think about your soulmate, this is someone that you have a close connection with, someone that you can talk to for hours and hours and weeks and you never feel tired or bored of them.
A soulmate makes you feel comfortable and helps you to be who you are and not to have to fake the real you. You will be able to tell what this person is thinking and what they are going to do next.
Some people have many soulmates. This can be someone that you marry or someone in your family or a friend. This is someone that knows you as much as you know your own self.
Love is something that is straightforward. When you find your love, you will want to know if they are going to be with you forever.
The truth is that your soulmate probably will not be with you forever and you need to do what you can to live in the moment and to find happiness in everything that you do.
When your life is hard and you feel that things are troubled, you have to work hard to make sure that you are living your best life. Learn to care about the people around you.
A soulmate can bring you things such as:
- Love
- Peace
- Confusion
- Heartache
- Knowledge
- Helps you to know who you really are.
- Lessons
- Life troubles
- A best friend
Having a soulmate can be both a positive and a negative thing. Your soulmate will come to you and you will have true love for them that is unconditional, but chances are that your soulmate love will not last forever. This will be someone that is there for you for a while so that you can learn your life lesson.
After you learn your lesson, chances are that your soulmate will go away from you, leaving you feeling sad but also leaving you full of knowledge and understanding about who you are.
The differentiation between true love and soulmates raises an interesting question: how do we define these terms? The subjective nature of love makes it challenging to categorize relationships so neatly.
While I appreciate the philosophical musings, this piece feels like a romanticized view of relationships. Not everyone experiences love or soulmates as described here; for many, it’s a series of disappointments and heartaches.
‘Soulmate’ is indeed an elusive concept, akin to Plato’s forms—ideal yet virtually unattainable. This piece invites deep reflection on our own experiences with love and companionship.
I must contest the notion that ‘soulmates’ necessarily bring peace and understanding. Many people find that their so-called soulmate can lead to profound confusion and turmoil, undermining the argument presented in this article.
‘A soulmate might not last forever?’ What’s next, discovering unicorns aren’t real either? Maybe I’ll just settle for my Netflix subscription instead of hunting for a mythical creature!
This article beautifully articulates the intricate dance between love and soulmates. It’s a refreshing take on a topic that is often oversimplified. I couldn’t agree more with the sentiment that a soulmate can come in various forms throughout our lives.
‘True love and soulmates are like socks—sometimes you find a perfect pair, other times you’re left with mismatched ones!’ Though humorously put, it does capture the unpredictability of relationships.
‘And let’s not forget how often socks disappear in the wash! Just like some relationships vanish without explanation!’
‘Love is straightforward?’ Now that’s one way to minimize all those late-night existential crises! But hey, who needs clarity when we have chaos?