Friday, 28 August 2009

  • Is There Really Someone for Everyone?

    After seeing a psychic, I started analyzing what I do a bit more. I loved the life she said I was gonna have (and I know she was honest because she knew things about me before I told her, but believe what you will), and among the things she told mes she talked about me finding a special someone. I haven't stopped thinking about it. Really, over 6 billion people on this planet and there's one perfect for me?! Well okay  ...

    So what happens to someone who gets shot or killed and happens to die? Does the perfect match for them go the rest of their life without them? Or am I just crazy in thinking about it that way? 

Comments (42)

  • Lilyofdavalley84@xanga

    i thought of that also when i was younger. also i know so many women like my mom who never got married...um...there are so many single women out there and single ppl...i think it's more combinations of people/personalities/spirits/souls....i think there is def more than one person u can be w on the planet but we like to romanticize it and say there's only one.  i don't think there are a lot of ppl tho...mabe haha let's say 100 maybe even 50 that would match and go well with u..in ur life u probably encounter a few in ur proximity...the question is the ones that are in ur proximity...was that meant to be, set up that way or coincidence.  it kind of echoes the anthropic principle in a way.  is there purpose in things? things the way they are for a reason? is there more meaning in the way things are?

  • snapeful@xanga

    there could be a lot of people for that one person, because come on -- the experiences we share as we grow up and get molded into each person's personalities could be pretty similar to a lot of different people. -____- people can't be THAT complex that out of the 6 billion people on here that you are special.

    and honestly, why worry about that in the first place? people are so easily dissatisfied...

  • TruthNeverTold@xanga

    Personally, I don't believe in "the one." I believe there are a decent amount of people in the world that we're compatible with, capable of getting married and sustaining that marriage. It's just a question of whether or not those people are interested at the same times as you.

  • Vacantwhispers@xanga

    Who knows. We can only hope for the best really.

  • t_zie@xanga
  • DeathzDezign@xanga

    @snapeful@xanga - I completely agree

    I dont believe there will ever be ONE sole person in the world meant for you. Everyone is different, and everyone has their flaws. It's the maturity, and adaptation that starts to take place in the relationship that really defines the chemistry between you and your S.O. And every person that you dont work out with broadens your view of who you really are looking for...but I think it's foolish to believe that there is ONE person out there for you.

  • whatblokedoufancy117@xanga

    I think there are many people for everyone.

  • LoveYouToDeath16@xanga

    I guess that person will just have to settle for second best instead of the "perfect one"

  • patience_isnt

    No, because you have friends that you click really well with, right? It depends on personality and all that shit. There can't just be one perfect one for each person... 

  • wizexel22@xanga

    There's no such thing as "the one". There will be many people in the world we are compatible with to different degrees. Many times the most important factor in determining who the actual "one" will be is timing.

  • happyobligations@xanga

    I think there's the possibility of loving more than one person. What if that person couldn't be with you anymore? You'd be crestfallen for the rest of your life. I don't think fate is that cruel to let us have such a great chance at misery by only allotting one person that "completes" us. I heard a quote once that said, "Your first love is called your first because it's not your last." 

  • xx0behindthesmile@xanga

    i think there are varying intensities of love. and the whole "the one" - maybe that's the strongest love people can describe, and that's the only way they can think of describing it. and everyone wants that love, because it seems magical. but it doesn't necessarily mean only ONE person can fit that role to get that much emotion into one relationship. if that made any sense.

  • xXCrystal_RaindropsXx@xanga

    @snapeful@xanga - i second what you said.
    i used to believe there is only person for you... but then i realized that you love different people in different way and it could be anyone... and i thought the same, what if i never met me 'the one'...what if hes already dead? what if he found someone else? so yeah, i dont think theres jsut one....
    good post.

  • tousle@xanga

    ignore what everyone's said. there is only one special someone. you better find him before he gets run over by a car.

  • superGchik@xanga

    i've always believed that there was someone created for us and God wouldn't be that cruel to take that person away from us, but we also have the choice to choose who we want to love and want to love us.

  • UnopenedSuitcases@xanga

    i was talking about this earlier with a friend, and no i dont think there's someone for everyone. I think people's purpose in life isn't about finding the one but in serving whatever purpose they're meant to have

  • anonymous

    There is always someone bound for everyone.  If you want to find the love of your life the one with whom they call "soul mate", one should have an open heart and mind, which means he or she must open to all possibilities to be found or find love.  Finding love is a decision because there are times that you tend to ignore the people beside you and looking further without knowing or considering that somebody beside you may be your soul mate or "the one" for you.

  • kawasaki_saiyan@xanga

    maybe, maybe not...  who knows...

    i don't have time searching for the special someone, i'm too busy trying to have fun and to live life happily...  if i bump into that special someone?  great...  if not, at least i'm having fun and living life to its fullest...

    i know, i keep telling myself i should find one, yet, in reality, i don't actually try finding one...

  • Cycl0p5@xanga

    @tousle@xanga - LOL!

    Hopefully my g/f is that special someone for me, then, or hopefully I find her soon!  (Damn those cars, running people over. :P)

  • Cycl0p5@xanga

    For a long time, I used to believe in "the one."  I used to pray to God, asking for "the one" to come into my life.  All I needed was to know who she was, and all would be well.

    Translation: I used to be a fool, or, at the very least, quite childish.

    Don't get me wrong.  I do believe in love.  I believe that most people will find a relationship, indeed a loving one, and that this relationship will last their entire life.  I also have hopes that I will be among these "most people."  I merely do not believe that I need to worry about it being a specific person that the tides of fate will force to fall head over heels for me while I become her Prince Charming and then suddenly realize that I'm totally screwed because I dropped the glass slipper and now she can't be Cinderella.

    Instead, I believe in "one relationship."  Sure, there might be several that "could have been" that "one."  Time often is the deciding factor in those cases.  That doesn't make the fact that it is (or, in my case, hopefully "will be") any less special, though.  Love is a beautiful thing, in its own right.

  • jasonwl@xanga

    I don't think believing you have a soul mate somewhere automatically means believing there is only one.  Your soul mate can be anyone who gets to know you and grows on you, but must be someone who needs to be around you, feels your emotions with you, and you have chemistry with that person.

    When someone who matches that comes along (and neither of you screw it up), that's "the one."

  • gracefulmelody@xanga

    Hmm....


    Well the chance of meeting that person if he/she existed...is like 0%

  • BlackJackBebe@xanga
  • jasonwl@xanga

    Odds of a great relationship are slim.  But the reason is that people either rush too quickly or reject too easily.  They think of their needs too much and not enough of others.  Or they don't communicate what's important.  If a person is ready for "the one" that means whoever they can just fall into place with.  Seek out someone who has the same relationship goals as you and is willing to compromise on unnecessary wants; but support or be understanding of their needs. Just don't enter a romantic relationship until you find that person, and your chances will be much greater.  You might also be more able to recognize when you see that person.

  • NachDemGeist@xanga

    There are so many people who just aren't interested in relationships like this.

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