Few ideas are as romantic — or as confusing — as the concept of soulmates. From movies to books to social media quotes, we’re often told that there is one person out there meant just for us. Someone who will understand us effortlessly, love us deeply, and complete us in ways no one else ever could. But is that idea rooted in truth… or is it simply a beautiful myth we cling to? Let’s explore what soulmates really are — and whether believing in them helps or harms our relationships. Where the Idea of Soulmates Comes From The soulmate concept dates back centuries. Ancient philosophers like Plato spoke of humans being split in half, destined to wander the earth searching for their missing piece. Over time, this idea evolved into the modern belief that love should feel instant, effortless, and destined. While romantic, this narrative sets a powerful expectation: that true love should never require work. Recommended Reading: How to Make Anyone Fall for You in Minutes — Backe...
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