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I have one!
Someone who just fits so damn perfectly with you. And no matter what you do to get rid of them, you just can't. And at the end of the day, you can't live without them, and you don't really want to. You can hate them all you want, but you can never stop loving them.
That's what I think a soulmate is. It just feels RIGHT when you're together. Like a completed puzzle.
I'm a lesbian, and I'm talking about a gay guy here, so nah, I don't think soulmates necessarily need to have a romantic relationship.
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Eh...nice eye. . .
What I think of when I think soul mates is something a friend said to me once at some God forsaken hour of the night when I was doing a silly test and didn't know what my answer should be and asked her what she thought I would regret most if I died never having accomplished it, from the options given. I'll hear what she said echoing over and over in my head.
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I think they exist. And I think you can have multiple ones, if you're lucky.
I reckon I've found one.
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I believe they exist...but like RatherSpiffing, the believe there's more than one. Of course there's that ONE you know is perfect for you, but others can be the One too.
I've found that One. And it seems strange I found it so soon while others search all their lives, I suppose I'm one of the lucky ones..
He always jokes with me that he wants his rib back, cause God gave me his rib, which is why we're soul mates. I think it's absolutely adorable he says that...
I love him so much...
eh, sorry..Heartfelt moment.
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Eh, I doubt it.
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I don't believe in soul mates. I believe that there are people out there that I am compatible with and that I can have a good relationship with. I don't think that there is "one" person. Otherwise, the chances that one human being finds that "one" person are very very small.
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Its possible I guess. Thats pretty awsome
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Amnesia exists.
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"And no matter what you do to get rid of them, you just can't."
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Is today national Stalker day in Australia or something?
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Not sure actually, I moved to New Zealand in April, I just haven't updated my profile yet.
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Aww, they can be friends
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Aw.
They can!
And they're cute together!

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Am I the puppy now?
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lol Stalkers... This one girl sent me a message at this one place once...she like asked me out and called me sexy or something...swear I've never seen her or talked to her in my whole life but she said I added her or something but I never figured out who she was...
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I used to get that whenever I had the Bluetooth on my phone turned on. What did you say back to her?
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Or herpes.
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They better be.
I'm too lazy to go looking around for someone who is compatible with me.
I wonder what he's doing right now....
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I actually wrote a poem similar to this.
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See: UnderTheWeepingMoon
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Aw. You're so sweet!
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Pfft, lies and slander (or libel, whichever this site falls under)!
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No, no it's too late for that now. Your true nature is clear for everyone to see! In spite of all the abuse directed at idiots your heart is as soft as a kitten's fur!
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Nah, I don't think that's really the case. My softer side is reserved for those who actually matter to me. For the most part, though, I'm abrasive, cynical and pessimistic, which is pretty much how I really am.
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Nevertheless, your softer side is there. Even if it is for only a few people.
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Isn't he? Teddy bear love.
's BK really tight!
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He definitely is!

I love you, too.
In all honesty when you say that I sometimes don't believe you because no one ever says it to me. I don't mean oh pity me because no one loves me, it's just not said.
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Aw. That is a shame that no one says that to you because you are very lovable. And yes, I do mean it. I didn't know how much it meant to you, but I'm glad that it does and I'm glad you told me. I will make a point of telling you more often.
I LOVE **YOU**!
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Well, I don't feel unloved or anything like that. Maybe it's that typical British stiff upper lip thing...
Thank you!

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You've just reminded me of an old AC/DC song.
You're welcome.
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Is that a good thing?
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If you like AC/DC it is. Which, in the right doses, I do.
It's good stripper music. Not that I'm a stripper or ever would be. I have entertained my honey on several drunk nights, though. -
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How emabarassing for me. I once tripped over the piles of clothes on the floor.
Not very sexy, I assure you. Though it made for a good laugh and in the end, the outcome was a real treat.
I took ballet growing up. I do Yoga every evening, now. You would think I would be a bit more graceful, but I'm not. -
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Aw!

Yes, at least it ended well.
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So waitressing probably isn't on your agenda?
I once was a waitress. Should I tell you how that went or can you guess?
I dropped the entire tray of food. Yes. I dropped it, turned red and walked out never to return. I had the manager mail me my last paycheck. -
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Haha definitely not. I had to do it as work experience once and the actual waitress let me stop because she could see how nervous I was about dropping everything!
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Aw. I feel bad when I see people being nervous over anything.
It was horrible. I was so humiliated and my eyes started burning and watering over...
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I'm a generally nervous person. But not so much anymore. I'm building my confidence up!

I'm sure it happens to every waitress at least once. And if it doesn't they probably haven't been working enough.
Exactly. I'm going to give a generous tip next time I eat in a restaurant to show my support of waitresses!
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Pfft, you guys just sucked at it. I could do it with my eyes closed.

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Restaurants should be crying out for your services!

But, yeah, I was really bad!
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Pfft, I told myself I'd never work in the food industry again, having already worked as a dishwasher (hated it).
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Yeah dishwashing is not fun.
Ah well they'll have to cope without your abilities then. Somehow!
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Oh WAI TOR! There are water spots on my fork. This tea is not sweet. This meat is over cooked. I did not order this. Where's my salad? Is this coffee decaf? Are you on break? What's taking you so long? We need a highchair. No, a booster seat, no a highchair. Can I get some more butter? I don't like A1, do you have Heinze 51 instead? Can you go to the store and buy some Heinze 51? I'll give you an extra dollar on your tip.
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"Tough shit lady, eat whatever I put on your table and deal with it."

That's what I'd say.
Which would be awesome, because that's a sure-fire way to get shitcanned. The looks on the customers' faces would be priceless.
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And this is only one thing that makes us soulmates, soulmate.
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Aw.
I love you too, Soulmate.
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JaimeZaire
Oct 4 5:33 PM
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