Soulmates

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Science and logic do not have all the answers.

I had a soulmate. It can't be scientifically proven. I don't care, though. I had a soulmate.

I don't believe in souls, so I don't believe in soul mates. However, there certainly are people that we connect with far better than others. I believe that has more to do with things we have in common, sharing a similar sense of humor, and being able to converse well, along with many other factors... And those people are great to find.

I also feel the same about swearing. It's not bad, it's fun and often endearing.

I only swear if I'm mad or frustrated. It doesn't make me happy.

"Soulmates" is sort of a metaphorical term. It doesn't literally imply that people have souls.

I guess it's proper to speak of close friends whom you mesh with on all levels.

I tend to swear because it's just the way I talk. It could be good or bad. I never understood why some people find it okay to say poop but not s**t. It means the exact same thing. I am more mindful of my language in certain situations, but it feels more natural for me to swear.

I also tend to take everything literally. I know a lot of people find that annoying.

I often take things literally too.
Kraftie: "Science and logic do not have all the answers." Thank you. I'm kind of glad that someone sees things in a similar way to me.

Science doesn't have all the answer, but it can prove everything it knows.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

^What do they have to do with anything?

I shipped them.

Oh. So what do you think of my fantastic quotation collection?

Einstein was a bit of an esoteric. I don't know.
Another ship: Winnie the Pooh and Piglet.

^I think Einstein has many valid points in his quotations, but that's just me. I don't think he was esoteric at all.
What?! Seriously? *face-palm*

the little red riding hood and the wolf