Saturday 19 November 2016

Things To Keep In Mind While Looking For A Soulmate

By Anonymous
It’s going to take some work.
If you’ve been unsuccessfully dating for a long while, it’s easy to feel defeated. After a few relationships fail to go anywhere, you can find yourself asking, “How am I EVER supposed to find my soulmate?”
The “soulmate” is a very intimidating concept when men and women are dating. When you’re having a hard time meeting someone, it’s almost impossible to wrap your head around the idea that there's actually a perfect person out there, who perfectly complements your heart and soul on every single level.
How does anyone find that in the big, scary world? The odds against it must be astronomical.
And yet, people DO find soulmates out there every day. So how can you become one of the lucky ones?
1. You have to know what you want.
Too often, when we’re entering a new romance, we let chemistry take the wheel. That initial spark feels so exciting that it makes us ignore the important questions we should be asking in the moment — questions like “Is this the kind of person I’m looking for?” or “What do I really want from a partner?”
If you want to find the perfect match for yourself, you need to know what’s important to you and what you truly want to find in a soulmate. Because if you haven’t had those hard conversations with yourself first, you’ll find yourself letting chemistry drag you down a lot of dating dead-ends.
2.  You have to peer beyond the surface.
Superficial details can be important in a relationship (we live in these bodies full-time, so it helps if you like them). However, when you’re trying to make a true love connection, you HAVE to force yourself to look beyond the surface details, because there’s so much else you have to fall in love with to make a relationship work.
Yes, you should be attracted to the other person, but the importance of that physical spark lessens over time and other details become more important — if they’re funny, if they want to have kids, if they’re empathetic and kind. True soulmates love what’s on the inside and the outside, so make sure that you’re considering both when you’re selecting a partner.
3. You have to have an open mind.
It is important to leave yourself open to surprises. Just because a person doesn’t score 100% on your personal “what I’m looking for in a partner” checklist, it doesn’t mean that you might not fall madly in love with them someday.
There are core emotional values that should be non-negotiable dealbreakers for you, but keep an open mind about the more superficial dealbreakers like tattoos, careers, music preferences, or political affiliations. Maybe you never imagined yourself with a blond banker from Wisconsin, but who knows? That accountancy-loving Cheesehead might understand you better than anyone ever has before. Give yourself time to look beyond the surface and keep an open mind while dating. You might find love in an unexpected place.
The fact of the matter is… If you really want to find your true soulmate, you need to make it a priority in your life. Figure out what you want, consider your options, reconsider your dealbreakers, and actually go out and look for one! Remember — "nothing ventured is nothing gained."

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