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Nope. Once upon a time, I subscribed to that theory, but I’ve seen too many instances where a person loses a spouse and finds love again.
very true!
I agree with Laura and Jenny. I think you love people in different ways and loves are like seasons. I think sometimes you love what you need at the time and there are many many different kinds of love. I think you could have many soul mates at different points of you life. That’s been my experience anyway and I wouldn’t trade a single one.
I’m still not sure I have even one soul mate.
No way! It depends on how much we are willing to invest in the relationship. I believe we can grow to love a number of people!