The Idealism of Soulmates
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  • Reads 32
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  • Parts 10
  • Time 35m
Complete, First published Mar 24, 2019
It's funny really, forced to love a person you've never met. You're supposed to live your life day-to-day, normally until your 18th birthday-the year you're supposed to have your life figured out. You become an adult and devote all in one. 

God, I hate it. It's a complete invasion. It invades minds and goals and lives of all, you can't force a love connection with numbers and codes. It's an assumption of life, a trial an error, but no, we're forced to love someone we haven't the slightest clue about. 

It doesn't help how my 18th birthday is in three weeks either.
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