10 soulmates for every woman

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The soulmate word is romantisized to make it look like only with a romantic interest. There are dating and even marriage websites which talk about soulmate search. The fact is that the soulmate means much more than butterflies and pink hearts. Here are 10 people who would be different categories of soulmates. If you are lucky you might have met all 10:-) but even if you have met 5 you are happy!

Note that these are not fictional people and hence Cherish them..love them and treasure them for a lifetime 

1) A childhood friend who is still in touch and who wont judge you for all that you have done in your life

2) A friend whom you can call up any time in day or night for emergency and will say " I am driving to your place right now"

3) A male friend who is platonic and reliable and with whom you can share anything and with whom you dont have any romantic interest or intention to so. 

4) A friend with whom you can socialise, laugh and party or shop or go for a spa /parlour/movie and just have a good time and wont be judged

5) A friend who can handle you at your emotionally worst state and can help you stay positive . They can help you get through crisis and dont judge you

6)  A friend who encourages you to work on yourself physically mentally emotionally and spiritually to get to the best version of yourself

7) A practical friend who still believes in your dream and helps you to make steps to achieve it. They support you unconditionally.

8) A sibling or cousin/aunt/ uncle who can be a confidante or connection in your family to help you with family issues 

9) A parent/ child/ grandparent whom you have a deeper connection with.

10) The person whom you would call as a spouse/ partner/ boyfriend who understands you, loves you, respects you unconditionally. You get each other just by looking at each other and have a romantic spark. 

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