Now, we realise that a lot of people have a very specific
idea of what they’re looking for in a partner and sometimes find it hard to
stay open-minded. We have learned through our many years of accumulated match-making experience that “the one” is rarely a carbon copy of the person someone has in their mind;
instead, he/she is a living, breathing person with strengths and weaknesses, just like their own.
An article
at The Power of Positivity
says that the main signs you have found your soul mate are that they are supportive
and share similar values and morals. Sharing those
fundamental values – such as attitudes on family and finances – are much more
important predictors of having found your soul mate than having a couple of
hobbies in common. You may find that if your partner enjoys watching Rugby
while you are more of a Wimbledon fan, you end up supporting each other and
enjoying two different activities. One of the aspects of dating that some
people find equally daunting and enjoyable is that you are often exposed to
different interests; you never know, you may find that you start to enjoy
something new!
The RSVP matching team are always on hand to offer advice
about dating and a supportive word when our members need it. The quest for a
soul mate can be a difficult one, but if positivity and open-mindedness are at
the fore-front, it’s a quest with a high success rate.
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