Greta75
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ORIGINAL: dreamlady This part has been bothering me since the start. This couple are not soul mates. Either you are over-idealizing their marriage based on your friend's description of it - where he isn't telling the whole story - or else your friend is in denial, in which case he is looking for a sympathetic ear, to get others to side with him in justifying his actions in separating from his wife, or he is flat out clueless. In other words, no matter how objective you try to be, you won't be able to be because all you have heard is one side of the story, his side. That means you don't have all the relevant facts, and you won't ever be able to know them, try as you might. So keep in mind that I married my soul mate too. And I've come to the conclusion that there are different types of soulmates. One is soulmates for outside sexual stuffs. Where you are just insync and peas in a pod for everything. Just have everything in common, similar views, ideas, everything. No conflict, because you agree on everything to the extent where we do not have to consult each other on any major decisions. Because my decision would have been the decision he would have made IF he asked me, and his decision would have been my decision as well IF he asked me. Because we just think and rationalized and conclude everything the identical same way. I mean it would be unthinkable for other couples for any one party to make major decisions without consulting each other, but it was perfectly okay for our marriage, because of that unique factor that we had! I have never made a decision that disappoints him, and he has never made a decision that disappoints me. Just soo insync and connected mentally and personality wise. That is a soul mate to me. It's like having your twin, in the mind, in personality. But he was not my soul mate in the bedroom at all. In the bedroom, we were completely out of sync. Nothing works. We don't enjoy anything alike in the bedroom. We just had completely different sexual preferences. For example, he enjoys anal penetration, I did not. Things like that. So I sympathized with him because, I know what's it's like to marry your soul mate but not sync in bed. But in my case, I was more guilty than him, because, I KNEW my x-husband and me, have ZERO chemistry in bed, and yet I married him. Because I figured when we are 90 yr old, we won't need sex anymore, so I should marry someone who is my out of the bedroom soulmate. But now I know I made the wrong decision. I should be marrying my sexual soulmate! Not out of bedroom soulmate! I've actually now, since last year, have met my sexual soulmate. He may not be my out of bedroom soulmate, we definitely have differences there, but fortunately, his also a reasonable and sane man, who we can discuss differences calmly and discuss compromising, so the out of bedroom not so insync is not such a big problem. But sexually, perfectly insync. His the perfect male sexual me. And I desire a whole life with him, but unfortunately, as with life, you just keep having all sorts of obstacles. Like all his life, his job involves not being more than 36 hours in any country. So problem is, even IF I want to relocate to him, it's no use. His just not more than 36 hours in any country. So now we are actually trying to figure out which country in this damn world, he spends most time in, and I am considering relocation to where-ever that is! Currently, we are dealing with this by having an open-ended relationship, as in, he won't blame me if I found someone else who has a normal job that can be around more frequently, or if I choose, we will just continue like this, keep trying to find time, and he'll just use up all his leave to spend time with me. Also he won't quit his job for me, as he told me he will get depressed if he has to be in one country for too long, he loves being a nomad. His current job is his dream job and he absolutely loves his job. So it's tough. So I kinda don't see a soulmate as EVERYTHING insync, because, it's again, maybe it exists, but I have not met "soul mates" that way.
< Message edited by Greta75 -- 3/20/2016 9:29:08 PM >
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