The existence of soul mates is something my husband and I have disagreed about for years. He totally believed it while I was skeptical. However, he changed my mind today and I want to share his theory. It's all his.
I always thought it was silly to think that only one person was the only one that could truly be my soul mate. I mean, what if they live on the other side of the world? My theory used to be that potential rate might have more of a soul mate rating just like a grade on a test. So maybe one person does blow the curve and get a 100, but what about the ones who get a 90 or even an 85? Isn't that still pretty good? And if you meant Mr. or Mrs. 100 later, wouldn't you know it?
Note: he's a math guy. He puts forth that we all only have one person that is "the one." That person represents a 1. Everyone else is a 0. So, you might have to go through a lot of 00000000000000000 to get to the 1. My binary code is 0000000000001. But what if you miss your soul mate? Then it's = ...000010000... or something like that.
Now here's the kicker. If you end up marrying a 0, what do you do? My husband thinks you should stick with it. A good marriage can still be formed without your 1 soul mate. So, you can work up to a 1/2. So, if you do find the one and you don't work at your marriage, you could still go down to a 1/2. So, the general idea is that finding your soul mate is only half the work. The only way to get to the 1 though is to find him or her and commit to your marriage.
Maybe it's a little strange, but it makes sense. I love my math nerd.




it may make since to you but i have to say i am completely lost..
well confused.. lol.. that is one of the most confusing things i have ever heard.. maybe im just dumb.. ??
Maybe I didn't do it justice. It's basically imposing a math structure on love. So, if you can get over that, just think of it as an all or nothing game. Either you find and keep the one or you get stuck with zeros or work through a less than ideal marriage.
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Creative. You summed it up pretty well. You can't just expect love to do it's work. Two people actually have to WORK in a marriage(crazy, i know).
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