True Emotion Mirror in Hidden State

Faux Precious Soulmates are, are in reality, full-blown True Emotion Mirrors, but you might have always thought of them as your best friend, as in a Messiah Spirit Mirror.

Now, this connection is interesting because in its core is sexuality, but since this is a connection that should be non-sexual by society’s standards, sexuality is in hiding and somewhat obscured. When sexual feelings emerge, especially between men, this can cause an interesting amount of battle and conflict. The most common type of Faux Precious Soulmates is a pair of same-gender friends who should share a sexual partner. If one of them would find their True Emotion Mirror and start dating them, the other one would feel sHe is being rejected, sHe is being shut out of a relationship sHe instinctively knows they belong into. It is unnatural for these kinds of friends to not be in bed together, to not share a sexual partner of the opposite gender, and, essentially, it is unnatural of them to be separated in any way. They belong together.

“Working marriage”

It is very, extremely common, for Faux Precious Soulmates to be working closely together and forming a volatile creative partnership, BUT the same kind of to-and-fro can occur between Messiah Mirrors, too. The key difference is that how natural would it be for you to share a partner, a bed or a life together if society would approve?

Faux Precious Soulmates often refer their partnership as “a marriage” even if it wasn’t such, and they may joke about “my wife” or “my husband” or “the significant other” or even “the other woman/man” when referring to their Faux Precious Soulmate. This is a kind of loving fantasy idea, even if the real need would come through in their words, but they consider it a joke simply because society tells monogamy is the only real option in terms of a permanent, sexual union.

Everyone else is an outsider

Faux Precious Soulmates will cause each other an enormous amount of pain in their relationships to other people. ANY other people, because for as long as the Faux Precious Soulmates are not together in a committed, permanent sexual relationship (polygamous marriage) they will always feel that whoever spends time with their other half is interfering and has come in between them. It doesn’t matter whether it is a work colleague, another friend or a romantic partner, whoever it is, they are always causing jealousy and feelings of rejection in the other friend.

Anything that in any way comes in between them causes them pain and emotional anguish. When this happens, the other partner may well feel the other is doing it deliberately, as if the other one would be just rubbing it in the other one’s face, how “they do not want to be seen with them” or “how they think they are better than the other one” and so forth. These are all common and natural feelings – albeit results of a misunderstanding and confused feelings, because the society hasn’t given a context to these sort of feelings and considers the true meaning somewhat a taboo.

Never happy at the same time

Faux Precious Soulmates are “never” happy in a marriage at the same time. Their ultimate sexual partner is the same, and if only one has a relationship with a True Emotion Mirror or even a Precious Soulmate partner, the other one will have to settle for someone else. The chances are, that Faux Precious Soulmates never find happiness in a marriage because their most important relationship is to each other. If your friend is more important to you than your spouse, or even the idea of finding a spouse, chances are your friend should BE your spouse, of a sort. The Faux Precious Soulmates would, even without finding their actual mutual opposite gender True Emotion Mirror, have a good chance of a happy relationship if they EVER have relationships together.

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