With Billions Of Options, There Has To Be Someone For Everyone
Dear Harlan,
I have been reading your column for a few years now and was just recently reading through some of the R.A.W. Web site, and I have a question about something I have never heard you mention. Have you or do you ever consider the idea that there isn't someone out there for everyone? I personally don't like this idea, but am curious about your thoughts about it.
W.K.
Dear W.K.,
I absolutely think we all have someone. With almost 300 million people in the U.S. and 6 billion people on the planet, there's no way to know the answer until you meet the billion single people who might want you. The problem is that most people only take a few risks or wait for love to just happen. It's peculiar how most soul mates are people we grow up with, or who live down the street, or in another cubicle or down the hall. There are thousand of soul mates out there if we look hard enough. The key is to be true to yourself and spend life doing things you love to do, with people who love to do similar things. Do this and you'll meet someone - it will just happen. And if it never happens, at least you'll live a full and rich life looking for it.
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Every people want to get the ambition,dreams and the simply one bf/gf sanggup take a high risk to get what i say before.Risk can mature or add experience to someone.And every problem or mistake can be a 'penunjuk aras' in life.So take risk before achieve what do you want...
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