There are thousands of people one could get along well enough to start a relationship with, some of em might even be perfect, but I dont believe there is someone who is 'meant' for you. I dont believe in fate and such things.
There are thousands of people one could get along well enough to start a relationship with, some of em might even be perfect, but I dont believe there is someone who is 'meant' for you. I dont believe in fate and such things.
Considering there are around 6 billion people on earth, it may hard to sort through all of them. And a lot of the eligible canidates are probably married or not near your age.
Kaycee says (12:06 AM):
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I don't believe it "ones". I believe people create special for what is around them simply because they know nothing else. Otherwise you'd have a system whereby a person could be living in New York and their other half lives in Toyko. Who's to say who your better half would be? Would they be the same age as you? The same race? Would they even speak the same language?
I believe that we can find someone special out of those around us, but I don't buy into the idea of "one's" from any logical point of view. That's just a ludicrous fantasy. But to the question of whether or not there's someone for everyone, then yeah sure. Unless you were, say, a psychopathic killer who eats kittens and were incapable of loving and being loved, then you have a chance of finding someone.
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I didn't until recently.
If Hitler had Eva Braun (Which he did, the sly dog!) then there's hope for anybody.
But in seriousness, I don't believe in 'the one'. I just think there are some people who it's (For lack of a better term.) 'right' to be with. But there's no reason to think there's just one person on the whole planet (Universe?) who's right for you, and nobody else is.
What about a perfect man for another man? Or woman for a woman?
Anyway, I generally disagree with the idea here. There are tons of people in the world that would be perfect (or nearly) for a person. I just don't buy fate.
You're not taking into account the men who want men and women who want other women.
I don't like the idea of soulmates because I don't think that there is some cosmic design that brings two people together. I believe that the person we are meant to be with is the person we choose to love and commit to. There are people out there who are completely right for each other and are soulmates in the sense that they love each other completely and wholly, but not in the sense that they were destined to be together.
Of course not. When you start believing in a concept like this, it just introduces things like 'fate' and 'destiny' both of which I completely disagree with.
So my answer is a definite no.
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She's always in the last place you look.
Its a statistical impossiblity. I really wanted to say that some day, and now I finally get to say it.
For every Ultima Shadow, there's 50 hot chicks. For every hot chick, there's an Ultima Shadow and 49 other hot chicks to share him with.
If not then I am screwed
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As much as I despise the concept of relationships...the notion that every man has his woman, somewhere out there and vice versa...was one that I always loved to hear. It may not happen to everyone...but I believe that it's true.
Most people are at least moderately compatable with everyone else, so yeah, it's true.
I think its probably true for most people, but I very much doubt for everybody. We could find out the answer to this question very easily if people weren't so desperate.
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