I don't think they exist, because nobody can quantify what a "Soul" is & it's in the same category as ghosts - (yes people will say "essence of the person" - but then I ask them to quantify that ... etc & so forth (ad infinitum)
But I believe we have people we are a near perfect match for - if we could add up all of the people we have known - then add a tag to if you have found a soul-mate or not.
I'm sure I could run up the statistics to see how many people are required to meet to find a soul-mate (on average).
Let's say it's, 1 in 1million as a guess (most likely much lower) - taking into account 50% of the population is the same gender, that's down to 30 others, then 2/3 of those would be too old/young (down to 10)
So 10 others in the UK, 100's around the world (would be perfect for you), in reality I guess it's significantly more - just we live to romanticise with these things.
People all like to make our the person they are with is much better than they are, when in reality it's not the person - but the shared bond you have created over time which is so significant, but ultimately not specific to one person.
<goes off to see if he can find some data>
But I believe we have people we are a near perfect match for - if we could add up all of the people we have known - then add a tag to if you have found a soul-mate or not.
I'm sure I could run up the statistics to see how many people are required to meet to find a soul-mate (on average).
Let's say it's, 1 in 1million as a guess (most likely much lower) - taking into account 50% of the population is the same gender, that's down to 30 others, then 2/3 of those would be too old/young (down to 10)
So 10 others in the UK, 100's around the world (would be perfect for you), in reality I guess it's significantly more - just we live to romanticise with these things.
People all like to make our the person they are with is much better than they are, when in reality it's not the person - but the shared bond you have created over time which is so significant, but ultimately not specific to one person.
<goes off to see if he can find some data>
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