Is there just ONE one and only for you?
Nearly 82% of American couples said they believe they have met the love of their lives according to some poll. So is there really someone tailor made for each one of us?
So many people usually have very many opinions about this topic of THE ONE. Some people feel that you would rather hold out and risk never finding The One than lead an ordinary life with Mr. Not-So-Right. To them most people give up this search too early and settle for the wrong match. Could this be the reason for such high divorce rates?
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I remember my dad – obviously after having one too many – joked to my mum saying his soul mate is somewhere being mistreated by the husband just as my mum mistreats him. And trouble is, they may never find each other and live as happily as they were intended to be coz for all he knew, she could be in China. :lol:
However, other people feel that it is unrealistic to think you could find love with only one person because there are a variety of people who can match you for different reasons. Is thinking that there is just one person for you out there too far fetched? Well at times I tend to think it is. Assuming you found The One and something happened to him, does this mean you’d be destined to be alone for the rest of your life?
People fall in love with different people at different times in their lives and for different reasons. And to believe there is ony ONE true love would be kinda limiting. What if you never meet her? And if you are the kind of person that can’t even win the office raffle!, what chance do you have of spotting one person in millions?
I believe that love isn’t limited to just one opportunity. But if you get lucky and meet someone whom you feel is The One, Amen! I believe love is all about being with someone that brings you happiness. And that has happened to me quite a lot. May be subconsciously, I am still searching for The One :lol:
What do you think?
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thekid47 says:Posted: 03 Jun 09
I think that the notion of only one person for you, is a romantic idealization.. Precisely because there are over 6 billion people on the planet-suppose they live on the other side, and speak a language that you do not? The thing to do, is to determine the whether the person that you are with is authentic or no-check what they say with what they do...
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Member says:Posted: 03 Jun 09
Hi! Nice article. You should add a "donate" button - you should get money for this;)
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dark1ande says:Posted: 25 Dec 07
Different people come into our lives at different times for different reasons. A real soul mate will mess you up. It isn't about a happy ever after it's a learning experience.
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I think that two people work together to make each other "The One". I agree with Dark1ande that different people come into our lives at different times for different reasons. The fire, the chemistry that explodes sometimes when we meet someone can make us believe that she/he is "The One" but reality sets in and we discover that she/he is not. It happens for a variety of reasons. However, I still believe that if both parties agree on the oneness of the other, it is possible to make that a priority and make that love continue to blossom. I've seen it.