Do You Believe in Soul Mates?

Ido not believe in soul mates, at least not by their strict definition. I love my wife more than anything and would trade her for nothing, but I am a practical man who understands that finding true exclusive congruence between two souls from the nearly seven billion on our planet is a mockery of basic mathematics. Geography and background are just two of the variables which bookend the billion other bits of existence that thread through the fabric of our lives each day.

Though I do not believe in soul mates, I do strongly believe in mated souls.

At the time I met Cindy, there wasn’t another person more suited to me. Each day since has only served to strengthen our bond; the cocoon now so thick no other soul could ever hope to puncture its hide. Our lives are mingled; our memories now brimmed with similar stories written by separate authors. I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Don’t spend your life looking for a soul mate, allow your soul to mate instead.

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  1. Mike says:

    Hey Writer Dad. Great blog! Really glad I found it.
    Not to get all “mystical” on you here but love really can move in mysterious ways. And sometimes you can find it in the most unexpected places.
    Leah sent us a story awhile back about finding her soulmate way back in the 7th grade, and not realizing it until years later. You can watch her video at the link below.
    I hope you find it as inspiring as I do. Thanks and have a great day.
    http://www.ahamoment.com/vote/leah

  2. Mike says:

    Hey Writer Dad. Great blog! Really glad I found it.
    Not to get all “mystical” on you here but love really can move in mysterious ways. And sometimes you can find it in the most unexpected places.
    Leah sent us a story awhile back about finding her soulmate way back in the 7th grade, and not realizing it until years later. You can watch her video at the link below.
    I hope you find it as inspiring as I do. Thanks and have a great day.
    http://www.ahamoment.com/vote/leah

  3. I’m not sure if its soul mates or not, but the moment I saw my wife I know she was the one for me. So I asked her friend out as I was not ready to settle down, I’ve now been settled down for 24 years.
    .-= Graeme @ findaposter.com´s last blog ..Wonderful =-.

  4. I’m not sure if its soul mates or not, but the moment I saw my wife I know she was the one for me. So I asked her friend out as I was not ready to settle down, I’ve now been settled down for 24 years.
    .-= Graeme @ findaposter.com´s last blog ..Wonderful =-.

  5. Jon says:

    Love your closing line. Amazing how much reality you can fit into two brief paragraphs. Reminds me of two lines from a poem I penned for my sweetheart a few years back:

    The mind it reels at how you fit
    so much love in just one kiss.

    If you approve I would like to link to this post in a future post on my dating site where the full poem will be included.

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