Here's some questions for people who do believe in soulmates:
1. Have you been in love before?
2. Did you break up with your first love or are you married to them?
3. Did you believe they were your soulmate at the time?
See I do believe that there's a right person for everyone. Actually I believe there are several right persons for everyone. But I don't believe in some singular unique soulmate - http://www.infpblog.com/favorites/myth-of-the-soulmate
Here's my theory: INFPs believe in soulmates until the first time the break up with someone they love who they thought they would be with forever. After enough cycles of, I thought they were my soulmate and follow by breakups, INFPs start re-evaluating the notion of what soulmate.
Even though someone is your soulmate, it doesn't mean the two of you will live happily ever after. So if looking for a soulmate doesn't really guarantee you'll end up together or even continue talking to each other, what's the point of finding a soulmate again?
1. Have you been in love before?
2. Did you break up with your first love or are you married to them?
3. Did you believe they were your soulmate at the time?
See I do believe that there's a right person for everyone. Actually I believe there are several right persons for everyone. But I don't believe in some singular unique soulmate - http://www.infpblog.com/favorites/myth-of-the-soulmate
Here's my theory: INFPs believe in soulmates until the first time the break up with someone they love who they thought they would be with forever. After enough cycles of, I thought they were my soulmate and follow by breakups, INFPs start re-evaluating the notion of what soulmate.
Even though someone is your soulmate, it doesn't mean the two of you will live happily ever after. So if looking for a soulmate doesn't really guarantee you'll end up together or even continue talking to each other, what's the point of finding a soulmate again?